[13:57] <unop> rajec, you want to change the user apache runs under?
[13:57] <remoteCTRL> rajec: ps aux | grep apache should give you the user
[13:57] <murlidhar> soundray: geez . now when i press unlock button in network-admin  i get an error " could not authenticate. unexpected error has occured" . i am using openbox and i don't have gnome session at all .
[13:57] <rajec> unop: hmm yeap. As I said I've installed magento(eshop system) but it has problem with permissiosn
[13:58] <unop> rajec, what's wrong with the default user?  www-data
[13:58] <jxander> remoteCTRL: what happens when i click on places > <partition label> ? i would want to mimic that at startup and i want the mounted partitions to stay mounted until i unmount them
[13:58] <unop> rajec, maybe all you need to do is adjust permissions then - changing the apache user could give you more problems
[13:58] <remoteCTRL> unop: nope he wants apache to use some magento stuff that he has i the /var/www folder and he needs to change permissions on that so that apache can access it
[13:58] <soundray> murlidhar: I see, that's fairly non-standard... Consider editing your /etc/network/interfaces directly
[13:58] <unop> rajec, what kind of permissions issues are you having?
[13:58] <unop> remoteCTRL, ahh
[13:59] <remoteCTRL> jxander: i don't understand the question?
[13:59] <soenke> hi
[13:59] <murlidhar> soundray: so is there any application that can help in configuring ip address and dns address like network-admin ?
[13:59] <unop> rajec, which directory under /var/www does magento install it's stuff to?
[13:59] <thomc> Any suggestions for a lightweight alternative to firefox that's got a few more features than Dillo?
[13:59] <remoteCTRL> murlidhar: ifconfig does that on commandline
[14:00] <soenke> how can I tune the cpufreq selector to set "performance" mode on ac power and "ondemand" on battery (hardy) ?
[14:00] <murlidhar> remoteCTRL: i needed a gui application .
[14:00] <unop> thomc, epiphany, galeon, opera
[14:00] <rajec> remoteCTRL: http://www.picamatic.com/view/1129426_Screenshot/
[14:00] <thomc> unop, thanks.
[14:00] <remoteCTRL> murlidhar: network-manager is the gui application, anything works just fine in there usually
[14:00] <murlidhar> soundray: in short words an alternative to network-admin
[14:00] <rajec> unop: under magento. What I did I set rights my chmod username magento
[14:01] <remoteCTRL> rajec:  www-data it is
[14:01] <rajec> unop: but it still has some permision issues(after loading magento under browser)
[14:01] <murlidhar> remoteCTRL: bash: network-manager: command not found
[14:01] <remoteCTRL> rajec: you need to chmod it to www-data as that is apaches user
[14:01] <rajec> remoteCTRL: Ok so should I change id or rather add permissions for www-data on magento folder
[14:01] <piksi> hello, a quick question regarding 8.10 beta: i'd love to know if the 2.6.27 kernel in the beta currently contains the bug that will brick intel 82567LM eth controllers (it is in the 2.6.27 RC vanilla) ?
[14:01] <kthakore> I keep getting this error when  I am trying to run symantik (upgrade of kdissert) from /usr/lib/kde4/bin/semantik  symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libQtDBus.so.4: undefined symbol: _ZN14QObjectPrivate15checkWindowRoleEv
[14:02] <unop> rajec, well, the user www-data has no access to that directory :)  how do you expect it to access it?
[14:02] <soundray> murlidhar: I don't know. I edit config files directly, or I use gnome tools. There are probably other GUI tools, but I'm not familiar with those.
[14:02] <remoteCTRL> murlidhar: not possible:D what does dpkg -l network* return?
[14:02] <Seveas> piksi, it does. That's why the module is disabled
[14:02] <jxander> remoteCTRL: sorry. so... i have a ntfs partition and i can use it since i installed ubuntu by mounting it from places > partname, but after a while it unmounts... i want it to stay mounted... i also want those partitions to be mounted on boot. are there options for the automount? these ntfs partitions don't appear in fstab. i tried adding them, but the old style with /dev/sda1 didn't work and i don't get the new UUID=XXXXXX syntax
[14:02] <rajec> unop: don't ask me I am windows user mostly :D
[14:02] <unop> rajec, is magento a group on your system?
[14:02] <unop> rajec, forget windows - that's a whole different ballgame
[14:02] <soundray> remoteCTRL: note, murlidhar is on OpenBox and has an incomplete nm installation
[14:03] <piksi> Seveas: good, so it's safe to test (it's on the blacklist right?)
[14:03] <rajec> unop: magento is just folder
[14:03] <murlidhar> soundray: i have network-manager installed .
[14:03] <Seveas> piksi, it should be
[14:03] <piksi> Seveas: thank you :-)
[14:03] <unop> rajec, ok, what does this give you?  getent group www-data
[14:03] <remoteCTRL> soundray: oh i didn't get that, sorry
[14:03] <unop> rajec, and this.  getent group magento
[14:04] <soundray> murlidhar: you're missing other components, though, that you need in order to run network-admin
[14:04] <remoteCTRL> jxander: i told youbefore man have a look at the man pages from fstab its all in there
[14:04] <outbackwifi> ello
[14:04] <luis08> hello! I have a partition in "/dev/sda6" and I'm trying to mount it using "fstab". I can mount it, but got no permissions once it's mounted. Any ideas?
[14:04] <rajec> unop: getent group www-data -> www-data:x:33: ,  and magento give me nothing as I said magento is just folder
[14:05] <remoteCTRL> gosh is today mounting day?:D
[14:05] <rajec> unop: folder where is magento(php eshop system) copied
[14:05] <unop> rajec, ok, this out to fix it then.    sudo chgrp -R www-data /var/www/magento
[14:05] <outbackwifi> luis08: when you mount it via cli do you get permissions?
[14:05] <soundray> murlidhar: is there a particular reason why you prefer OpenBox?
[14:05] <Computech> where can i find the logs of #ubuntu?
[14:05] <remoteCTRL> luis_: you need to add the option user in /etc/fstab to make it user readable
[14:06] <luis08> outbackwifi, yes, using cli I can get permissions
[14:06] <unop> !logs | Computech
[14:06] <Computech> ty
[14:06] <luis08> remoteCTRL, already did that
[14:06] <murlidhar> soundray: yes i don't like gnome desktop
[14:06] <outbackwifi> luis08: what options have you specifiied in fstab?
[14:06] <murlidhar> soundray: and i like openbox  only
[14:06] <remoteCTRL> luis_: you need to remount it after that in order to have the changes take affect
[14:06] <jxander> remoteCTRL: i know and i have. i tried the "user" option, but it just said unable to mount and it didn't work. i saw that on the ntfs-3g site they say the user option has an issue with mount. :(
[14:06] <luis08> outbackwifi, "/dev/sda6 /home/guilherme/Shared vfat defaults,user"
[14:06] <m3F> i downloaded the intrepid beta, but it does not recognize one of my hard disc drives (the primary one), is this a known bug in the installer? i can see the 5 partitions in the LiveCD, but, when i run the installation process the primary hard drive appears empty.
[14:07] <m3F> hi
[14:07] <bill_> @remoteCTRL: Trying to mount a vista partition (on a WuBI installed linux) as fuseblk type.. am i wrong?
[14:07] <outbackwifi> luis08: is it ntfs or vfat?
[14:07] <outbackwifi> !intrepid
[14:07] <luis08> outbackwifi, vfat
[14:07] <rajec> unop: btw I set sudo chown www-data magento but it doesnt work
[14:08] <unop> rajec, well, doesn't work means what exactly?
[14:08] <remoteCTRL> jxander: that is complete news to me and i don't think it is true... what does dmesg say after that mount attempt?
[14:08] <rajec> unop: thank you!!! sudo chgrp -R .... works!
[14:08] <unop> rajec, did that command fail? were you still not able to access magento in apache? etc?
[14:08] <unop> rajec, ahh ok :)
[14:08] <aaron_> here is my error message   aaron@Christian:~$ orca
[14:08] <aaron_> ** (orca:15054): WARNING **: Failed to send buffer
[14:08] <remoteCTRL> bill_: sorry but i have absolutely no experience with wubi
[14:08] <outbackwifi> luis08: after you mount via fstab, what is the owner & persmission of /home/guilherme/Shared
[14:09] <remoteCTRL> unop: there we go:)
[14:09] <w7> allooowww
[14:09] <luis08> outbackwifi, it says root
[14:09] <unop> luis08, you need to specify the UID and GID options there ..   /dev/sda6 /home/guilherme/Shared vfat defaults,user,UID=$UID,GID=$UID    ... where $UID is taken from this command,   echo $UID
[14:09] <rajec> unop: NO! its not ok, its great :D
[14:09] <unop> rajec, ok, great then :)
[14:10] <rajec> unop: let me get you link to one funny picture gallery http://www.break.com/pictures/flying-dog582962.html ;)
[14:10] <outbackwifi> luis08: and when you mount via cli, what is it?
[14:10] <unop> rajec, hmm - ok, that's not your dog is it?
[14:11] <luis08> outbackwifi, actually it's root as well
[14:11] <rajec> unop: lol no ;) ist gallery on break.com site they have there funny videos and imho funny picture galleries ;)
[14:11] <bill_> @remoteCTRL is there any program i can check which partitions are in general available, like a partition program gui or cli
[14:11] <maniheer> join #ubuntu-ontopic
[14:11] <unop> rajec, ahh ok, the dog looks well scared
[14:11] <luis08> unop, I'll try that. thank you!
[14:12] <outbackwifi> luis08: so what is the difference?
[14:12] <neea> #surabaya
[14:12] <luis08> outbackwifi, using cli I can do things inside the folder, but with fstab I can't
[14:12] <remoteCTRL> bill_: gedit
[14:13] <bill_> what to gedit though
[14:13] <rajec> unop: hh yeap take a look on other pictures right above picture you have link to next picture. I ahave to take a rest, see you! and thanks again
[14:13] <matteo_> hi, anyone knows how to search for a specific channel?
[14:13] <remoteCTRL> bill_: come again?
[14:13] <bill_> im trying to find which partitions are visible in linux (not mounted just visible)
[14:13] <outbackwifi> luis08: whats the output of ls -l of that folder when mounting thro cli and thro fstab?
[14:13] <outbackwifi> bill_: fdisk -l
[14:13] <bill_> thanx
[14:13] <jxander> remoteCTRL: http://ntfs-3g.org/support.html#unprivileged there it says that the user/users options don't work with /etc/fstab :(... nvm, i'll try something else. thx again
[14:13] <unop> luis08, trust me and try the UID option out
[14:13] <luis08> outbackwifi, I'll have to check that
[14:13] <LjL> maniheer: that spam is not appreciated
[14:14] <luis08> unop, I'll restart my pc, thank you
[14:14] <remoteCTRL> bill_:  gedit should do the job
[14:14] <trigpin> bill_, have to run as superuser tho , sudo fdisk -l
[14:14] <unop> luis08, you don't need to restart
[14:14] <outbackwifi> restart>>
[14:14] <Stormx2> Hiya everyone. I have a brand spanking new TV card which features a remote control. In dmesg, I see it being recognised as an input device. I can actually type with it (only buttons 0-9 and enter), even without lirc installed. I've just been fiddling with lirc and couldn't get it work. Hence I'd like to get this input device working outside of lirc. is there some way I can forward the output to a custom command via xorg.conf or something similar? Th
[14:14] <Stormx2> anks!
[14:14] <Pitto> hi ppl...iv'e a problem....my SHMConfig results not enabled even after i enabled  it in xorg.conf
[14:14] <remoteCTRL> jxander: sorry i couldn't help any further---
[14:16] <Pitto> and i really need it to manage touchpad by gsynaptic config sistem
[14:18] <pbn> isn't there crt something that will generate modelines for me ?
[14:19] <blip-> hi,  using ubuntu 8.04 on server machine.    hi all,  i'm searching for a way to get a package installation history with apt-get... google results point me to using aptitude... does apt-get not have a history feature ?
[14:19] <kthakore> I installed an upgraded version of libqt4 stuff from launchpad 4.4.1 it broke my system how do I revert it to the official qt 4.4.0
[14:22] <remoteCTRL> blip-: none that i knew of
[14:23] <Olmedo> Ggg
[14:23] <pawan> any webcam software
[14:24] <remoteCTRL> kthakore: very hard to do, as uninstalling it and reinstalling it will probably have the half system uninstalled, there is a way with apt-pinning to resolve that but it is complicated
[14:24] <blip-> hmmm.  remoteCTRL,  shouldn't there be a system log file for installations or such ?  perhaps independent of apt-get...
[14:24] <eugenio> http://newlegend.altervista.org/?q=hancock#
[14:24] <[Lee]> anyone know how  to write a user name and password under firefox (for sock)?
[14:24] <bill_> anyone using WuBI installed Ubuntu?
[14:25] <kthakore> remoteCTRL, ok how can I replace new versions (from ppa.launchpad url which I now removed) to the official stuff
[14:25] <remoteCTRL> blip-: there is a /var/log/apt/term.log maybe in there
[14:26] <blip-> remoteCTRL: i'll check that out.  thanks
[14:26] <remoteCTRL> kthakore: if you just removed it install the original stuff with apt-get install <theOriginalStuff>
[14:26] <remoteCTRL> blip-: np
[14:26] <ShinobiTeno>  Hey, everyone! I need a shell command, that allows to sync hard disk to backup one. IE delete and add files, skip matching ones. Anyone?
[14:27] <remoteCTRL> ShinobiTeno: that would be rsync
[14:27] <ShinobiTeno> remoteCTRL thx! checking out.
[14:27] <remoteCTRL> ShinobiTeno: np
[14:28] <dangerko> hello please how can i download wcid ( for wireless )
[14:29] <Frijolie> what's the difference between Movie Player, MPlayer, and Totem? I get these confused all the time!
[14:29] <matteo_> why if i type :" echo 'deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/reacocard-awn/ubuntu hardy main' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list" no repos is added? :S
[14:29] <Alan> Has anybody here ever had problems with more than 4GB of RAM?  I just upgraded today and Ubuntu amd64 will not boot (neither installed or liveCD) with more than 4GB of RAM installed...
[14:29] <kenalex> ls
[14:30] <rski> Frijolie: MPlayer = MPlayer Totem = Totem Movie Player =! MPlayer
[14:30] <kenalex> :D
[14:30] <matteo_> Anyone may write me the command to remove a program from shell? thx
[14:30] <Rhodetrem> rm
[14:30] <rski> sudo apt-get remove program
[14:30] <rski> rm removes a file
[14:30] <kenalex> i am taking a step of faith and did  comlete migration to ubuntu from Vista
[14:31] <techsupport> how can i edit the domain name server info of my ubuntu server box ?
[14:31] <Frijolie> rski: yeah, that is even more confusing
[14:31] <kenalex> what other irc clients are available other than pidgen
[14:32] <rski> ;)
[14:32] <nnull> !irc > kenalex
[14:32] <rski> kenalex: irssi
[14:32] <Frijolie> kenalex: I'm using XChat
[14:32] <kenalex> ok
[14:32] <chillout25m> hi. how do i use Terminal server client to view my home PC?
[14:32] <techsupport> !irc > techsupport
[14:32] <dangerko> ello please how can i download wcid ( for wireless )
[14:33] <Finnish> How do I use hdparm? I need to disable auto standby on my WD-drive
[14:33] <Frijolie> so then what is GNOME Mplayer?
[14:33] <Frijolie> and which is the default in Ubuntu?
[14:33] <Pitto> iv'e a problem....my SHMConfig results not enabled even after i enabled  it in xorg.conf can someone help me to fix it??
[14:33] <bill_> @remoteCTRL: the MS windows filesystem is located at /host .Thought to come back and contribute my bit :)
[14:33] <bill_> thats with Wubi
[14:33] <moza> !irc > moza
[14:33] <Rhodetrem> in most programs you can use "%f" to pass a file to open
[14:33] <Rhodetrem> can you do tht in CLI?
[14:34] <Rhodetrem> I want to add it to a script
[14:34] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: it is in /etc/resolv.conf
[14:35] <remoteCTRL> bill_: was that about wubi or what were we talking about?
[14:35] <hardcorelinux> how can I use Synaptics to install a particular kernel source?
[14:36] <remoteCTRL> hardcorelinux: search for it and install?
[14:36] <lee_> 하
[14:36] <lee_> sudo 명령어는 절때 못쓰는거나
[14:37] <remoteCTRL> !chinese | lee
[14:37] <knopf> hi. apparently the scripts in my /etc/cron.daily don't get executed. How can I check why cron doesn't execute them? (/etc/init.d/cron is running)
[14:38] <erUSUL> !kor
[14:38] <erUSUL> !ko
[14:38] <remoteCTRL> knopf: eventually in /var/log/daemon.log
[14:38] <hardcorelinux> remoteCTRL, got it, after enabling the "source" it pops up a 'recommended' package, thanks
[14:39] <remoteCTRL> hardcorelinux: np
[14:39] <ganj> guys, please, help to install any icq chat
[14:39] <erUSUL> !im | ganj
[14:39] <remoteCTRL> ganj: use pidgin that one ships with ubuntu
[14:39] <knopf> remoteCTRL:  no, there's nothing in daemon.log about cron
[14:39] <erUSUL> ganj: pidgin, in default install, supports icq
[14:40] <nnull> i havent used shoutcast on ubuntu at all, anyway to view/listen to shoutcasts like you do in winamp?
[14:40] <remoteCTRL> knopf:  what does sudo /var/run/crond.pid return?
[14:40] <nnull> havent used music actually heh
[14:40] <remoteCTRL> nnull: amarok is great for that
[14:40] <outbackwifi> nnull: VLC>
[14:40] <knopf> remoteCTRL: the process is running (the contents of the file is 10301)
[14:41] <rust> remoteCTRL knopf Could be wrong but I thought cron was logged in messages in ubuntu
[14:41] <remoteCTRL> knopf: sory, meant sudo cat /var/run/crond.pid
[14:41] <knopf> remoteCTRL: and that's the correct pid
[14:41] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ so amarok will gather shoutcasts for me to listen to or?
[14:41] <rust> knopf grep -i cron /var/log/messages
[14:41] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ vlc wont gather tho right?
[14:41] <knopf> rust: no entry
[14:41] <remoteCTRL> nnull: amarok ships with quite a substantial list of shoutcasts
[14:41] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ oh.
[14:41] <knopf> rust: there's actually nothing except -- MARK -- in that file
[14:41] <outbackwifi> nnull: gather? then you need streamtuner
[14:41] <remoteCTRL> knopf: could be true what rust says
[14:41] <outbackwifi> !streamtuner
[14:41] <outbackwifi> !info streamtuner
[14:42] <knopf> there's something in syslog
[14:42] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ cheers
[14:42] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ x2
[14:42] <remoteCTRL> nnull: pardon?
[14:42] <nnull> thankyou :P
[14:42] <remoteCTRL> nnull: np
[14:43] <knopf> interesting: Oct  4 06:25:01 esg /USR/SBIN/CRON[10008]: (root) CMD (test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.daily ))
[14:43] <remoteCTRL> knopf: can you paste your cron.daily?
[14:43] <knopf> but it never ran the parts
[14:43] <Bati_Yakasi> hi
[14:43] <tanner_> can anyone help? im looking for a .pl file thats supposed to be in my linux/documentation/video4linux directory except i dont seem to have that directory anywhere???
[14:43] <Bati_Yakasi> pls ubuntu key!.
[14:43] <Bati_Yakasi> what is ext
[14:43] <Bati_Yakasi> ?
[14:43] <knopf> remoteCTRL: there's no anacron (!!)
[14:43] <Bati_Yakasi> ;)
[14:44] <Bati_Yakasi> thank you:)
[14:44] <gordey0_> irc.gamesurge.net
[14:44] <outbackwifi> tanner_: thats not very helpful
[14:44] <nnull> woaah compiz crashed nooo
[14:44] <kenalex> thanks nnull and remoteCTRL  si was gonna ask about that  :D
[14:44] <knopf> that's really a bug in the ubuntu distribution
[14:44] <Bati_Yakasi> what is ext
[14:44] <knopf> apt-get install cron works, but it has no cron software
[14:44] <knopf> one needs to do 'apt-get install anacron' as well
[14:44] <remoteCTRL> kenalex: hehe np
[14:44] <knopf> also it's weird that anacron is not preinstalled on the server edition
[14:45] <tanner_> outbackwifi: sorry the file is extract_xc3028.pl
[14:45] <outbackwifi> tanner_: whats that supposed to do?
[14:45] <remoteCTRL> knopf: allerdings...
[14:46] <outbackwifi> tanner_: do you mean in the linux source tree>
[14:46] <tanner_> outbackwifi: installs the firmware (i believe) for a wintv usb device
[14:46] <MXIIA> How can I find something's PID?
[14:46] <remoteCTRL> tanner_: that file is not contained ion any ubuntu packages according to packages.ubuntu.com
[14:47] <outbackwifi> MXIIA: ps -fe |grep process name
[14:47] <bluej> any people know BASH in here? is there an equivalent to "%f" to pass a file to open in terminal for a script?
[14:47] <MXIIA> ok
[14:47] <Fieldy> bluej: i would suggest trying #bash too
[14:47] <remoteCTRL> MXIIA: ps aux | grep whatUreLookingFor
[14:47] <techsupport> which file should i edit to switch from dynamic to static ip
[14:47] <outbackwifi> bluej: $1
[14:47] <ganj> sorry, but when i start pidgin, it show window with accounts, but how to connect?
[14:47] <outbackwifi> bluej:  thats the argument number
[14:47] <Igg-man> bluej: what are you trying to do?
[14:48] <outbackwifi> techsupport: /etc/network/interfaces
[14:48] <murlidhar> yoppa !!!
[14:48] <MXIIA> outbackwifi and removeCTRL thanks. found it :) wasn;t showing up under top
[14:48] <kenalex> is there any tool to convert MS Office 2007 document and Excel formats to a format compatitible with open office
[14:48] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: /etc/network/interfaces
[14:48] <rajec> omg whats wrong with  sudo chmod  magento
[14:49] <outbackwifi> kenalex: surprise.. OO does it out of the box
[14:49] <bluej> outbackwifi/Igg-man: thanks :)
[14:49] <remoteCTRL> kenalex: just open it with open office and save as something else
[14:49] <Igg-man> bluej: your welcome, but I guess I didn't understand the question
[14:49] <remoteCTRL> rajec: what is it, is it not working again??
[14:49] <kenalex> nice
[14:49] <pbn> hello in xorg.conf, what do I choose as "driver" for a Riva TNT 2 card ?
[14:50] <bluej> Igg-man: $1 is what I needed
[14:50] <Fat_Man> After unpacking a package to a directory under /opt, and switching to that directory and giving the command sh Wobbles the terminal responds with "Preparing JRE ...
[14:50] <Fat_Man> Error: Could not open jar file: lib/rt.jar
[14:50] <Fat_Man> Error unpacking jar files. Aborting.
[14:50] <Fat_Man> You might need administrative priviledges for this operation.
[14:50] <Fat_Man>  "  Anyone with any ideas that could help?
[14:50] <FloodBot1> Fat_Man: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:50] <remoteCTRL> pbn: probably best vesa
[14:50] <Igg-man> bluej: oh
[14:50] <remoteCTRL> !paste | Fat_Man
[14:50] <Igg-man> bluej: yah, $1
[14:51] <rajec> remoteCTRL: I have to regain permissions because new files was downloaded and they don't  extends permision of folder(magento)
[14:51] <CelinVamp> ciao
[14:51] <CelinVamp> sapete spiegarmi cos'è questo "Durante l'arresto vengono visualizzati alcuni messaggi di errore legati al network manager,
[14:51] <CelinVamp> NetworkManager: <WARN> nm_hal_deinit(): libhal shutdown failed - connection is closed
[14:51] <CelinVamp> NetworkManager: <WARN> nm_dbus_init(): nm_dbus_init() could not get the system bus. Make sure the mesage bus daemon is running!
[14:51] <CelinVamp> NetworkManager:nm_dbus_signal_device_status_change: assertion 'cb_data->data->d
[14:51] <remoteCTRL> Fat_Man: well as the error message already states try sudo sh wobbles
[14:51] <FloodBot1> CelinVamp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:51] <CelinVamp> bus_connection' failed
[14:51] <CelinVamp> NetworkManager:nm_dbus_signal_device_status_change: assertion 'cb_data->data->d
[14:51] <LjL> !it | CelinVamp
[14:51] <Bati_Yakasi> ls
[14:52] <rxvt> continua a cambiarmi il nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf perche'????
[14:52] <CelinVamp> sorry
[14:52] <LjL> !it | rxvt
[14:52] <rajec> remoteCTRL: I have errorr:  Path "/var/www/magento/var/.htaccess~" must be writable Path "/var/www/magento/media/catalog/product" must be writable error
[14:52] <Fat_Man> remoteCTRL: Thanks will try...
[14:52] <rxvt> oh! sorry
[14:52] <remoteCTRL> Fat_Man: np
[14:53] <remoteCTRL> rajec:  chmod -R 770 magento
[14:53] <rajec> remoteCTRL: this is for all users ?
[14:54] <remoteCTRL> rajec: this is for the owner, the group and 0 rights for everybody else
[14:54] <Igg-man> Is there a new method to enable dvd playback in 8.04?
[14:54] <rski> not that i know of
[14:54] <rski> bbl
[14:54] <iPWN3D> Who was trolling?
[14:55] <Fat_Man> remoteCtrl: BINGO!.....Thanks Again!
[14:55] <remoteCTRL> rajec: ah and i missed what you wrote further up, do chown -R youruser:www-data magento once more eventually to change the permissions of the newly added files once more
[14:55] <remoteCTRL> Fat_Man: hehe np man
[14:56] <rajec> remoteCTRL: thanks
[14:56] <remoteCTRL> rajec: np
[14:56] <ianliu_88> How do I install openoffice spellcheckers?
[14:56] <erUSUL> !dvd | Igg-man
[14:57] <remoteCTRL> ianliu_88: sudo apt-get install myspell-yourLanguage
[14:57] <Igg-man> erUSUL: sweet, thanks.  I think I've already started that process.  I'm downloading stuff now
[14:57] <deathicide> why is update manager asking to update ATI display drivers when im using Nvidia display drivers?
[14:58] <remoteCTRL> rofl
[14:58] <XGas> deathicide: are those driver named: xserver-something?
[14:58] <ianliu_88> remoteCTRL: I did install that package, but I'm still not able to get spell check. Maybe because I'm using beta? oO
[14:58] <deathicide> XGas, yes
[14:58] <Igg-man> !cdrom | Igg-man
[14:58] <Igg-man> !help | Igg-man
[14:59] <remoteCTRL> ianliu_88: have you enabled it in oo?
[14:59] <XGas> deathicide: it is just there, no worries
[14:59] <deathicide> XGas, ok.. thanks
[14:59] <ianliu_88> remoteCTRL: oh, wait, I think it worked
[14:59] <remoteCTRL> ianliu_88: great:)
[14:59] <techsupport> is /etc/resolv.conf just to display what the nameservers are or can i also modify it to actually make changes to the DNS ?
[14:59] <XGas> deathicide: it is "pre-installed" but not used unless you plug in an ATI GPU.
[14:59] <ianliu_88> remoteCTRL: thanks :)
[15:00] <remoteCTRL> ianliu_88: np
[15:00] <Coppershade-org> sudo apt-get install xchat failed, no xchat found in synaptic. not available for linux?
[15:00] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: those are the nameservers
[15:00] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, right but can i actually change it to something else ?
[15:00] <stdin> Coppershade-org: make sure you enable universe
[15:00] <Coppershade-org> ah
[15:01] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ streamtuner works fine, except it gets winamp shoutcast streams, any idea why mate?
[15:01] <remoteCTRL> Coppershade-org: xchat-gnome it is
[15:01] <Coppershade-org> at first glance, I find no such option in synaptic
[15:01] <stdin> xchat-gnome is, erm, less good than xchat
[15:01] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: i don't understand the question, what are you trying to accomplish?
[15:02] <Coppershade-org> stdin, if only xchat-gnome is available for gnome, I'm happy to use it
[15:02] <remoteCTRL> stdin: hehe fair enuff
[15:02] <techsupport> try to change the DNS from the one that was given to me by my isp to the local dns that i have on my network
[15:02] <Coppershade-org> shoot me but i prefer gnome :)
[15:02] <outbackwifi>  nnull what is it that you,  want it to get? they are not winamp streams, they are shoutcast streams; only the icon shows winamp so that people can recognise it
[15:02]  * outbackwifi shoots Coppershade-org
[15:02] <stdin> Coppershade-org: both are available, and are GTK apps, but the -gnome version is stripped down config-wise
[15:02] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: well what is keeping you from doing so? just change the values in the file;)
[15:03] <stdin> Coppershade-org: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories should tell you how enable universe
[15:03] <DrHalan> hey, using pidgin ALSA-sound works finde but ESD doesnt do a thing ( i mean the settings inside pidgin )
[15:09] <LjL> !netsplit
[15:09] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: cat /etc/resolv.conf displays your current nameserver
[15:09] <Coppershade-org> stdin, this link was better :) http://simplyubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/06/24/10-tips-for-the-ubuntu-newcomer/
[15:10] <Coppershade-org> lovely
[15:10] <polygon89> ok im confused about this shrinking thing
[15:10] <polygon89> is the 'available shrink space' the maximum size i can make the hard drive?
[15:10] <polygon89> after shrinking
[15:10] <nnull> !amarok > nnull
[15:10] <polygon89> err, the minimum
[15:11] <AhmedAlaa> Hello ppl :D
[15:11] <remoteCTRL> polygon89: i would read it as the amount space available to which you can shink the partition
[15:11] <nnull> any gtk frontends for Amarok? i dont wanna haveto install all the kde libs, and VLC doesnt seem to wanna open shoutcasts
[15:11] <fifafrazer> out of curiosity, what happens if you run out of memory in linux, and have no swap partition?
[15:11] <AhmedAlaa> how can i dail pppoe throw the wireless card ??????
[15:12] <remoteCTRL> nnull: well the kde libs are the downside of amarok but it doesn't install that many:P
[15:12] <polygon89> i have 150 gb free but it will only let me shrink 60 gb of that?
[15:12] <polygon89> lame
[15:12] <nnull> fifafrazer¬ systemlockup/possible minimal data loss (ram) possibly (would be my guess) not too sure
[15:12] <AhmedAlaa> i only find the eth card in the pppoe setting
[15:12] <rpedro> fifafrazer: your pc burns to ashes
[15:12] <remoteCTRL> fifafrazer: you will need a lot of coffee until ubuntu responds again
[15:12] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ kde libs are the DEBIL!
[15:13] <remoteCTRL> nnull: who told you that?
[15:13] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ my resource manager :P
[15:13] <remoteCTRL> nnull: now who is that?:D
[15:14] <smelian> hello i m using ubuntu hardy in acer 5720g but my wireless not working it is intel 3945ABG
[15:14] <nnull> htop/conky/gnome-systemmonotor take ure pick :P
[15:14] <remoteCTRL> AhmedAlaa: it is openvpn the client!!!!!!!!!!
[15:14] <nnull> nit*
[15:14] <ortsvorsteher> smelian: did you looked to blacklist?
[15:14] <smelian> ortsvorsteher : what is blacklist?
[15:14] <remoteCTRL> smelian: you need to download the firmware for 3945ABG in ordert to get that working
[15:15] <smelian> remoteCTRL: from where please ?
[15:15] <remoteCTRL> smelian: google is your friend
[15:15] <ortsvorsteher> smelian: you can search for wiki.ubuntuusers.de the blacklist, which hardware is not supported
[15:15] <smelian> i will look and come back thx
[15:15] <remoteCTRL> ortsvorsteher: forget about that it is supported
[15:15] <nnull> whats the keyboard shortcut to killx again pls?
[15:16] <Coppershade-org> hm, sudo apt-get update is stuck at 0%
[15:16] <Coppershade-org> even though network is working.
[15:16] <AhmedAlaa> plz i need to do pppoe via the wireless ?? what packages i need i must download it here on windows first coz i cant connect to the internet from ubuntu ???
[15:16] <remoteCTRL> smelian: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?ProductID=2259&DwnldID=10315&lang=eng
[15:17] <remoteCTRL> !openvpn | AhmedAlaa
[15:17] <bullgard4> How can I determine what console driver my IBM Thinkpad T42 uses under Ubuntu 8.04.1? see http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO-3.html
[15:17] <nnull> !killx
[15:17] <Coppershade-org> in general, ubuntu is terribly slow on my c2d
[15:17] <Coppershade-org> i think it happened after my screen went into sleep mode.
[15:17] <matteo_> I have changed my panel's desktop configuration and i don't know how to add the wireless connection bar to the new panel, any tips?
[15:17] <Coppershade-org> any way to turn any and all power saving settings?
[15:18] <AhmedAlaa> ubottu : thx i'll try it :D
[15:18] <remoteCTRL> bullgard4: i don't know anything about drivers there but what "gives" you a console should be /sbin/getty
[15:19] <Cutter> hi
[15:19] <remoteCTRL> matteo_: rightclick your panel and click on add to panel, see if it is in there
[15:19] <matteo_> itisnt here :S
[15:19] <remoteCTRL> matteo_: no clue then sorry
[15:19] <bullgard4> remoteCTRL: I did not aks about a command but about a driver.
[15:20] <Cutter> if I install Ubuntu, then Openbox on top, will it install the shortcuts to the existing applications?
[15:20] <matteo_> np thx u :S
[15:20] <Coppershade-org> hmm, network connection died after 'dim screen'
[15:20] <joshux> how to creat a multiboot(linux and dos) cd in ubuntu
[15:20] <remoteCTRL> matteo_: you need to determine the name of the applet then you need to add a custom application with the name of the applet
[15:20] <smelian> remoteCTRL : thank u i downloaded it what i should do after
[15:20] <flami> Hi, In trying to get a "Sis 771/671 " to run without the vesa driver, Is there a driver that can actually use this card ?
[15:20] <remoteCTRL> bullgard4: what would you need that for anyways?
[15:21] <remoteCTRL> smelian: put it somewhere where you can access it from within ubuntu and install it
[15:21] <Coppershade-org> ok, I have to reboot ubuntu to make it see the network again.
[15:21] <remoteCTRL> smelian: then follow the howtos on openvpn's website
[15:21] <krylyx> can someone recommend me a good programming ide? i use php/html/javascript, etc... something with highlight and auto-completion should be enough :)
[15:21] <Petein> i just installed ubuntu 8.04 LTS and almost all of my 1 GB ram is full.what can I do to make it lighter? Is there any lighter ubuntu based distros ?
[15:21] <smelian> remoteCTRL: i put it desktop its folder  and ( howtos on openvpn's website ) what is this
[15:21] <remoteCTRL> Coppershade-org: no ifdown/ifup interfacename should do like ifdown eth0 ifup eth0
[15:21] <polygon89> Petein, are you sure its not cache?
[15:22] <bullgard4> remoteCTRL: A better understanding for changeing the font there.
[15:22] <Coppershade-org> remoteCTRL, whut? :)
[15:22] <Petein> polygon89 yes.because the swap is 2 GB and ram is 1 GB. it says 37 MB free
[15:22] <polygon89> Petein, linux likes to make full use of your ram, so even if applications only use like 300 mb of it, the kernel will use the rest as cache so everything runs faster
[15:22] <remoteCTRL> smelian: on the website of openvpn you find how tos as the name says it tells you how to do it
[15:23] <polygon89> Petein, there is some command to tell how much is cache, i dont know it since i just use system monitor =P
[15:23] <Cutter> is it a good idea to install Openbox on Ubuntu, with performance in mind?
[15:23] <remoteCTRL> Petein: that is the strategy of linux; to keep the things in RAM that is perfectly fine!
[15:23] <Cutter> or is it better to install a lightweight distro for mthat matter?
[15:23] <remoteCTRL> polygon89: it is free
[15:23] <amanu> Cutter:what is  Openbox?
[15:23] <joshux> how to creat a multiboot(linux and dos) cd in ubuntu    TIA
[15:23] <Petein> polygon89 ok to make it simplier: i want a linux distro which i will be able to play music, surf with firefox, code in netbeans, have lamp running, downloading from torrents, chatting in pidgin and still be fast (im on an amd 3400+ 2.4 Ghz, 1 GB RAM)
[15:23] <thiebaude> amanu:it's a window manager
[15:24] <Coppershade-org> after reboot it worked. !
[15:24] <amanu> thiebaude:what can we do wth that
[15:24] <thiebaude> amanu:it's low on system resources
[15:24] <Cutter> amanu: a window manager
[15:24] <amanu> !open box
[15:24] <thiebaude> !openbox
[15:24] <polygon89> Petein, i can run boat loads of programs on my linux machine and i have 1 gb of ram and a slower cpu then you, and even after running firefox banshee pidgin a torrent program and some other things i really only use 300-400 mb of ram, you should be fine
[15:25] <thiebaude> amanu:a bunch of window managers are in synaptic
[15:25] <amanu> ok
[15:25] <remoteCTRL> Petein: have a lookk at xubuntu or ubuntu studio
[15:25] <amanu> can any one tell me how to remove mbr in hdd
[15:25] <Petein> remoteCTRL i install xfce after installing ubuntu 8.04 lts
[15:25] <polygon89> remoteCTRL, he can run ubuntu fine, no need to resort to xfce if he doesn't have to
[15:25] <remoteCTRL> Petein: well xfce is veeery basic
[15:26] <Petein> polygon89 i like xfce
[15:26] <phrak> quick question: ubuntu desktop 8.04, what is the command line for running the network configuration tool?
[15:26] <polygon89> i hate xfce
[15:26] <polygon89> cant configure anything
[15:26] <phrak> the gui based one
[15:26] <remoteCTRL> Petein: polygon89 i agree on that
[15:26] <Coppershade-org> xchat install underway... :D
[15:26] <polygon89> i cant even configure where icons on the taskbar go
[15:26] <polygon89> its either all the way on the left or all the way on the right
[15:26] <remoteCTRL> treu
[15:26] <amanu> i mean my friends ystem is recently effected with a virus not allowing xp to boot so i would like to install ubuntu and do a favour to him
[15:26] <matt__> I have a script I'd like someone to test and tell me if it works.  Instructions are here: http://linuxhack3r.com/2008/10/04/check-your-external-ip-via-cli-with-one-command-2/
[15:26] <thiebaude> polygon89:that's why i dont run it
[15:26] <amanu> can any one pls?
[15:26] <matt__> Remember, always check scripts before running them.
[15:26] <matteo_> anyone knows how to restore the main desktop panel that i deleted? thx alot
[15:27] <remoteCTRL> matt__:  i recommend you put that question in #bash
[15:27] <photon_> ok, I am now officially cool :)
[15:27] <Petein> and why ubuntu shows that my ram is full?
[15:27] <photon_> photon_, =coppershade org
[15:27] <amanu> removing mbr from hard disk ......
[15:27] <matt__> remoteCTRL: Ok. I actually have, I am just aiming this script as ubuntu users, and want to make sure it works.
[15:27] <photon_> so xchat install worked
[15:27] <thiebaude> petein:how much ram do you have?
[15:27] <phrak> On Ubuntu Desktop 8.04, what is the command line for running the GUI network configuration tool?
[15:27] <amanu> with ubuntu
[15:27] <amanu> is it possible
[15:27] <Petein> thiebaude 1 GB DDR
[15:27] <remoteCTRL> Petein: because ubuntu does that, no matter how much you have, it is a different strategy then windows
[15:28] <amanu> i mean my friends system is recently effected with a virus not allowing xp to boot so i would like to install ubuntu and do a favour to him
[15:28] <remoteCTRL> matt__: doesn't make a difference if it is ubuntu or fedora or what ever, it's the same toolset that you are using
[15:28] <amanu> removing mbr from hard disk ......
[15:28] <amanu> is it possible
[15:28] <polygon89> Petein, i told you, because it uses free ram as cache, it doesn't let it go to waste. if you suddenly need the cached ram for a program the kernel will delete the cache and use it for that program.
[15:28] <amanu> with ubuntu
[15:28] <remoteCTRL> phrak: network-manager
[15:28] <thiebaude> amanu:does he want xp anymore on that machine?
[15:28] <thiebaude> does
[15:29] <photon_> techsupport, anyone: up to some Wireless laptop network setup help?
[15:29] <photon_> :)
[15:29] <matt__> remoteCTRL: This is true. But does ubuntu use /usr/local/bin/ the same as the other distros? This i don't know.
[15:29] <polygon89> Petein, have a nice read: http://gentoo-wiki.com/FAQ_Linux_Memory_Management
[15:29] <amanu> yes he wouls like to have a dual boot
[15:29] <matteo_> Anyone knows how tor restore the Desktop main panel that i deleted? thx alot
[15:29] <amanu> becauuse hes new to ubuntu
[15:29] <Petein> amanu http://www-staff.it.uts.edu.au/~cwang/tech/2006/03/configuration-how-to-remove-grub-from.html
[15:29] <remoteCTRL> matt__: sure as hell does
[15:29] <thiebaude> amanu:so he's not able to boot-up xp?
[15:29] <amanu> yes
[15:29] <matt__> remoteCTRL: Alright.
[15:29] <Petein> polygon89 thanks
[15:29] <photon_> I have the Realtek 8168 controller that's supposed to be be bugfixed in HH, and as you can see wired network is working.
[15:29] <amanu> thiebaude:a virus attacked his system
[15:30] <amanu> what can he do ?
[15:30] <matt__> remoteCTRL: So you won't even take a look at it though to make sure it works as good as possible for the end user?
[15:30] <remoteCTRL> amanu: format c in case of windows:P
[15:30] <thiebaude> amanu:re-install xp,if he wants to, then install ubuntu, then set the partition
[15:30] <remoteCTRL> matt__: *sigh* no need to pal it will work on any linux if it works on one (exept for SuSE maybe:P )
[15:30] <thiebaude> amanu:do you have the ubuntu live cd?
[15:30] <amanu> thiebaude:when i asked some one just a format wont remove that because there may be chance of attacking to mbr
[15:30] <thiebaude> do
[15:30] <amanu> yes
[15:31] <photon_> amanu,  I read the Ubuntu livecd can let him save files from the attacked partition
[15:31] <amanu> thiebaude:i formated with it too
[15:31] <matt__> remoteCTRL: Well I use SuSE, so what do you know?
[15:31] <photon_> before he reinstalls :)
[15:31] <thiebaude> amanu:not if you install xp first
[15:31] <thiebaude> i did it many times
[15:31] <MXIIA> Is it possible to add a link under Applications? like if I want to add a link to a webmin of a home server?
[15:31] <amanu> thiebaude:yes xp was installed first so ubutnu gparted just hangs
[15:32] <photon_> how do I check my wireless controller is working? laptop led thingy is off, but I think it's working, checked it in Administration
[15:32] <remoteCTRL> matt__: so why are you asking in #ubuntu then? :D SuSE has a somewhat different file structure, so if you are using absolute paths when invoking commands like /sbin/ifconfig those might be located somewhere else in suse
[15:32] <amanu> thiebaude:now i would like to completely bring his hard disk to *** means as it was empty when brought
[15:32] <thiebaude> amanu:so you get to the part where it ask how you want to partition the HD?
[15:32] <amanu> can i with ubuntu
[15:32] <thiebaude> amanu:yes
[15:33] <remoteCTRL> photon_: iwconfig and iwlist scan
[15:33] <photon_> I've configured my wireless to the exact same as in ipconfig/all in Vista that works
[15:33] <amanu> thiebaude: i too install ubuntu ,fedora all working except xp
[15:33] <nnull> anyone know where i can get better visualations for totem? i checked synaptic
[15:33] <photon_> remoteCTRL, right-o. Terminal is open.
[15:33] <thiebaude> amanu:does he need xp?
[15:33] <thiebaude> does
[15:33] <thiebaude> darn pidgin
[15:33] <amanu> thiebaude:yes
[15:33] <remoteCTRL> photon_: come again?
[15:34] <thon0925> who here has 8.10 beta?
[15:34] <thiebaude> ok, amanu, try again with the live cd
[15:34] <amanu> thiebaude:he want because besides xp they cant operate system
[15:34] <thiebaude> amanu:boot from cd
[15:34] <photon_> typed that in terminal remoteCTRL , and got wlan0 information.
[15:34] <remoteCTRL> !ubuntu+1 | thon0925
[15:34] <photon_> don't know how to interpret those 10 lines of text tho :)
[15:35] <remoteCTRL> rofl ubottu
[15:35] <amanu> thiebaude:even i partition hdd by ubutnu no use beacuse some one said it might have attacked mbr
[15:35] <remoteCTRL> thon0925: meant have a look at #ubuntu+1
[15:35] <amanu> so manually you need to delete mbr
[15:35] <amanu> how can i?
[15:35] <remoteCTRL> photon_: there is supposed to be a link quality in there
[15:35] <thiebaude> amanu:i dont know how to do that
[15:35] <thon0925> I have 8.10 because of the reworked network settings, and I need to know how to bridge the connections to my Xbox
[15:35] <amanu> ok
[15:35] <remoteCTRL> photon_: if that is 0 of 100 you have no connection
[15:35] <photon_> remoteCTRL, iwlist scan returns No scan results
[15:36] <amanu> !mbr
[15:36] <photon_> link quality 0, yeah.
[15:36] <remoteCTRL> photon_: then it is not working
[15:36] <photon_> the wireless switch is on tho
[15:36] <photon_> what do I do to 'enable' it?
[15:36] <remoteCTRL> !supergrub | amanu
[15:36] <nnull> anyone know where i can get better visualisations for totem? i checked synaptic
[15:37] <amanu> remoteCTRL:what is supergrub
[15:37] <photon_> any networking guide/analysis programs in synaptic?
[15:37] <remoteCTRL> photon_: what does lspci | grep wifi return?
[15:37] <thiebaude> amanu:how much memory does that computer have?
[15:37] <photon_> will check
[15:37] <remoteCTRL> photon_: or lspci | grep wireless?
[15:37] <krylyx> nnull, what do you mean y better visualisations?
[15:37] <amanu> i wnat to bring back my hard disk to initial position when i brought it using ubutnu can i?
[15:37]  * vorador Boas!
[15:37] <remoteCTRL> amanu: supergrub disk is a cd with grub tools that allows you to restore windows or linux master boot records
[15:37] <photon_> remoteCTRL, the latter returns a prompt, ie nothing
[15:37] <amanu> thiebaude:80 gb hdd,512 mb ram
[15:38] <thiebaude> amanu:i would try the live cd, again
[15:38] <nnull> krylyx¬ im using totem to stream shoutcasts, but it only has 1 visual plugin, which is very pixelated and ugly :F
[15:38] <remoteCTRL> photon_: what wireless card have you got?
[15:38] <photon_> I'm on a Dell Vostro 1510 with Realtek 8168 wireless card, remoteCTRL
[15:38] <photon_> hehe
[15:38] <remoteCTRL> ah kk
[15:38] <photon_> bugged in GG, correct? but was fixed in HH, right?
[15:38] <remoteCTRL> photon_: what does dmesg | grep  8168 return?
[15:38] <pbn> Hello I got a problem. In kcontrol, I click "become superuser", and I select not to have any names at the login manager
[15:39] <amanu> remoteCTRL:any command to get .deb package of  supergrub?
[15:39] <pbn> but I still get the list of names in kdm...
[15:39] <pbn> any ide ?
[15:39] <photon_> remoteCTRL, [   21.650043] eth0: RTL8168c/8111c at 0xf8848000, 00:1c:23:4d:5c:b2, XID 3c2000c0 IRQ 219
[15:39] <khoder> bonjour à tous
[15:39] <krylyx> nnull, you can try not using totem to listen music, try getting a audioplayer as audacious :P but i don't know where you can get more visual plugins, sorry
[15:39] <remoteCTRL> amanu: google for supergrub disk it is not a .de but a .iso that you need to burn, its bootable
[15:39] <techsupport> how come the link to network configuration doesnt work ? i really need it https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/ubuntu/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html
[15:39] <amanu> ok
[15:40] <khoder> bye bye
[15:40] <remoteCTRL> photon_: that looks nice and what values have you set in your system/administration/network for eth0?
[15:40] <photon_> gah, I need to up the font size in xchat - 1920 on 15" is really tiny :P
[15:40] <thiebaude> amanu:hope it works this time :)
[15:40] <nnull> krylyx¬ does auacious handle shoutcasts && or have good visual plugins?
[15:40] <photon_> remoteCTRL, , will check
[15:41] <amanu> thiebaude:ok thank u
[15:41] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: The requested URL /7.10/ubuntu/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html was not found on this server
[15:41] <krylyx> nnull, audacious can handle shoutcasts, and is a player similar to windows winamp, and doesnt have visual plugins by default, but i guess you can install some.
[15:41] <freedumMan> I hope you can help, I have NOT installed firestarter a few months ago and now trying to connect to both a windows box and ubuntu desktop machine, all fails trying ssh, webserver etc, I can ping and do all this with this laptop at work just not at home I use ETH0 at work and Wlan0 at home   any ideas
[15:41] <thiebaude> amanu:your welcomed
[15:41] <thiebaude> bbl, after work
[15:41] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, very important link, i got it form here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Samba/Kerberos
[15:41] <jackyshroff> Hello everyone, my first time in IRC chatt, I need some help with my Toshiba Laptop, everything is working except for sound.
[15:42] <photon_> remoteCTRL, ESSID <some name> WEP ascii <password> static IP, 192.168.0.xx, subnet mask <IP_ADDRESS>, gateway <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:42] <photon_> same as from ipconfig on my Windoze install on this laptop
[15:42] <remoteCTRL> photon_: so that looks proper yet still no connection?
[15:43] <photon_> remoteCTRL, yes, that is why I'm asking. No problem with the card or driver then?
[15:43] <MachinTrucChose> hi
[15:43] <photon_> the rest I can handle :)
[15:43] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: i don't understand the question man that link is dead
[15:43] <photon_> unplugging network cable to test wireless.
[15:43] <hyperair1> hello. is there a kernel module for the intel gpu driver?
[15:43] <MachinTrucChose> how can I make a telnet connection through a specific network interface (eg, ath0 instead of eth0) without disabling all other interfaces?
[15:43] <remoteCTRL> photon_: settings look ok to me, how far away are you from that access point?
[15:43] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, the link is dead but why is it still provided by ubuntu help ?
[15:44] <hyperair1> MachinTrucChose: pick the correct ip address. the kernel's routing table will handle the rest
[15:44] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: i guess the "check if any of the trillion links is down" guy is on a holyday:P
[15:44] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair1: I'm using Hamachi, and can't ping/connect to other computers. I get "no route to host". I'm looking at the Hamachi window and it says all the other computers are online.
[15:44] <photon_> remoteCTRL, can you read this?
 remoteCTRL, can you read this?
[15:44] <remoteCTRL> photon_: i sure can
[15:45] <MachinTrucChose> Hamachi assigned me a special IP address, 5.x.x.x
[15:45] <photon_> I guess you didn't?
[15:45] <zzznn> 大家好
[15:45] <photon_> remoteCTRL, 1.5 meters :P
[15:45] <hyperair1> MachinTrucChose: type "route" in a terminal and see
[15:45] <remoteCTRL> photon_: i do man i do
[15:45] <photon_> yes, but that line was a quote
[15:45] <photon_> :)
[15:45] <zzznn> 我第一次使用这个，希望大家多多照顾
[15:45] <MachinTrucChose> <IP_ADDRESS>         *               <IP_ADDRESS>       U     0      0        0 ham0
[15:45] <photon_> so you didn't see 2 such messages
[15:45] <remoteCTRL> photon_: i red them both
[15:46] <photon_> ??
[15:46] <ortsvorsteher> !ch
[15:46] <remoteCTRL> (04:44:49 PM) photon_: remoteCTRL, can you read this?
[15:46] <remoteCTRL> (04:44:54 PM) photon_: <photon_> remoteCTRL, can you read this?
[15:46] <photon_> but google in firefox didn't work. hm
[15:46] <remoteCTRL> !sn
[15:46] <remoteCTRL> !chinese
[15:46] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair1: so that line means all 5.x addresses are going through ham0?
[15:46] <photon_> something else then!
[15:46] <hyperair1> MachinTrucChose: yes
[15:46] <photon_> unplugging again remoteCTRL , type something in 5 seconds!
[15:47] <zzznn> 这到底是怎么回事？
[15:47] <remoteCTRL> photon_: seems so, do iwlist scan and iwconfig again and see what link quality says now
[15:47] <MachinTrucChose> hmm...why do you think I'd be getting a "no route to host" error?
[15:47] <MachinTrucChose> Chalk it up as "hamachi doesn't work right on Linux" ?
[15:47] <hyperair1> MachinTrucChose: no, something's wrong. it works fine for me
[15:47] <erUSUL> !cn | zzznn
[15:48] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair1: can you think of any additional troubleshooting?
[15:48] <remoteCTRL> erUSUL: guess he's not chinese but who would know that :D
[15:48] <photon_> remoteCTRL, on wireless now.
[15:48] <photon_> seems I can't read from wireless, only write?
[15:48] <photon_> strange indeed.
[15:48] <hyperair1> hmm, not really. why don't you go to hamachi forums and ask
[15:48] <photon_> ok, plugged in again.
[15:48] <remoteCTRL> photon_: yes i can read you
[15:48] <MachinTrucChose> allright, thanks
[15:48] <hyperair1> sorry couldn't be of help
[15:48] <remoteCTRL> (04:48:19 PM) photon_: remoteCTRL, on wireless now.
[15:48] <photon_> remoteCTRL, did you get 4 lines before 'ok, I'm plugged in again' ?
[15:48] <techsupport> remoteCTRL,  :)
[15:48] <remoteCTRL> i did
[15:49] <erUSUL> !jp | zzznn
[15:49] <trigpin> !japanese
[15:49] <trigpin> didn't work
[15:49] <photon_> strange. very strange.
[15:49] <hyperair1> MachinTrucChose: actually, could you pastebin the result of "ifconfig ham0", blank out your ip address if you wish
[15:49] <erUSUL> remoteCTRL: indeed ;P
[15:49] <photon_> how to analyse?
[15:49] <remoteCTRL> heh
[15:49] <remoteCTRL> photon_: so you re basically connected but firefox don't work?
[15:50] <photon_> well, I don't see anything you guys type when I'm on wireless
[15:50] <photon_> you only see what I type remoteCTRL  :)
[15:50] <remoteCTRL> photon_: ahaaaa that means you have a tx but no rx
[15:50] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/53826/
[15:50] <hyperair1> MachinTrucChose: check your iptables rules as well "sudo iptables -L"
[15:50] <photon_> probably. How to fix that tho?
[15:50]  * Kondensuotas_pie damusineja obuoli
[15:50] <Dragan91> hello
[15:51] <photon_> I can check how many bytes receive for the wireless I guess
[15:51] <Dragan91> does anyone codes in visual basic 2008?
[15:51] <remoteCTRL> photon_: trun up the transmission strength of your access point?
[15:51] <hyperair1> MachinTrucChose: if you're using ufw or firestarter, disable it and try again
[15:51] <erUSUL> Dragan91: not aviable in linux
[15:51] <remoteCTRL> photon you should see that with iwlist
[15:51] <photon_> remoteCTRL, how?
[15:51] <remoteCTRL> photon_: uuuh meant iwconfig
[15:51] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair: http://paste.ubuntu.com/53827/
[15:51] <MachinTrucChose> I don't believe I'm using either of them.  I'll check Synaptic.
[15:52] <remoteCTRL> photon_: well it say tx-packets: rx-packets there
[15:52] <trigpin> i want to record and forward wind and stop  live video streams but seem unable to do so any tips .
[15:52] <trigpin> ?
[15:52] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: no if you didn't manualy configure, they're disabled by default
[15:52] <hyperair> s/manualy/manually/
[15:52] <photon_> everything in iwconfig (below 'Power Management' is at 0
[15:52] <exco> I get a kernel panic on boot (forced an older package) - how can I fix that mistake?
[15:53] <MachinTrucChose> FFS...I have ufw installed
[15:53] <photon_> should I enable roaming mode?
[15:53] <MachinTrucChose> must have been something I put on a long time ago. I'll remove it now.
[15:53] <photon_> should I enable roaming mode?
[15:53] <Dragan91> guys in version 8.04 i cant install ati radeon 9250 drivers from ati is there a work around?
[15:53] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=624184
[15:54] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: ufw is installed but not enabled by default. don't touch it
[15:54] <photon_> I've always wanted to roam, secretly.
[15:54] <MachinTrucChose> oh
[15:54] <erUSUL> Dragan91: why not use the free radeon drivers?
[15:54] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: have you done hamachi go-online <network name>?
[15:54] <remoteCTRL> photon_: well if you don't have any ip adress its gonna get hard...
[15:54] <Dragan91> i cant use them as it seems that 8.04 doesnt support my card :( so i cant use 3d features :(
[15:54] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair: I'm using the gHamachi GUI. I logged in, and I see all the other computers, and the Windows computer in particular with a green dot that indicates it's online
[15:54] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, maybe you know this, i'm trying to restart ntpdate by sudo /etc/init.d/ntpdate restart but that returs command not found
[15:54]  * Kondensuotas_pie ka veikt ? A ?
[15:55] <elexodus> Anybody know where the #abit board might be located?
[15:55] <erUSUL> Dragan91: tried system>Admin>hardware drivers yet?
[15:55] <Dougy[Work]> Is there a good way via CLI to tell what version of Ubuntu I have running?
[15:55] <Grey_Loki> uname -a, I think
[15:55] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: sudo /etc/init.d/ndpd restart
[15:55] <foormea> hi
[15:55] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: but you musth ave a green dot next to the network name, if i'm not mistaken
[15:56] <photon_> I can only conclude roaming mode did not work.
[15:56] <Cameron_> hi, does ubuntu do anything to the lvm package to change the magic number ?
[15:56] <photon_> as expected :) Network Tools return 0 packets sent 0 packets returned.
[15:56] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: right click on the network and click go online. just because *they* are online, it doesn't mean that *you* are online
[15:56] <remoteCTRL> photon_: do sudo dhclient eth0
[15:56] <foormea> i have a question. i want to backup my sql database. do i only need to go to my server's myphpadmin and export my database? or is there anything else to do?
[15:57] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, same
[15:57] <remoteCTRL> photon_: so how were you able to write previously then???
[15:57] <photon_> remoteCTRL, ethernet cable on back :)
[15:57] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair: the network does indeed have a red dot. However, my Hamachi "power" icon is green, and if I press it, I go "Offline" (network and peers disappear). I click it again., it goes "Logging into Hamachi" and redisplays the network and peers.
[15:57] <Dougy[Work]> Is there a good way via CLI to tell what version of Ubuntu I have running? I'm away from home and just upgraded to Intrepix, when I reboot my laptop from here I want to make sure it worked.
[15:57] <erUSUL> Dragan91: have you tried system>Admin>hardware drivers yet?
[15:57] <photon_> to test the wireless I unplug it
[15:57] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: in that case you might want to install it before restarting it?:D
[15:57] <erUSUL> Dougy[Work]: lsb_release -a
[15:57] <zzznn> hi
[15:57] <Dragan91> No
[15:57] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: you don't understand what i mean. right click on the NETWORK NAME.
[15:57] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: and click go online
[15:57] <remoteCTRL> photon_: but you wrote wireless test previously??
[15:57] <erUSUL> Dragan91: try it then
[15:57] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair: oh I see...it works now.
[15:58] <Dragan91> when i go there there are no propetatory drivers listed
[15:58] <photon_> dhclient return a bunch of lines, 'bound to <IP_ADDRESS>' as last line, first two lines 'unknown address'
[15:58] <photon_> remoteCTRL, yes, very strange. with no cable plugged :P
[15:58] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, which ntpdate returs usr/sbin/ntpdate
[15:58] <erUSUL> Dragan91: then i dunno :(
[15:58] <slaw6> Hi! Does anyone know if I can include Hardy's repo for Enlightenment DR17  (e17.dunnewind.net hardy e17) when I have Ubuntu Feisty?
[15:58] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair: thank you for all your help. I don't recall having to do this in the Windows version...I figured if I can see the other users, it meant I'm logged in. I should've been using the console version to avoid this. Thanks for saving my lazy ass.
[15:58] <photon_> restoring non-roaming mode anyway... :)
[15:58] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: i don't know what that is supposed to be but yet still you might wanna apt-get install ntp
[15:58] <erUSUL> slaw6: you can't
[15:59] <exco> is there a way to install a package (my system doesn't boot anymore) from the live cd
[15:59] <Dragan91> i will install my ubuntu now
[15:59] <erUSUL> exco: chrooting to the hardware install from the livecd ?
[15:59] <remoteCTRL> photon_: if you switch to non roaming you need to fill in an ip, a gateway, a subnetmask and dns servers manually
[15:59] <slaw6> erUSUL: any problems? I know it IS possible, but I wonder if there will be no conflict.
[15:59] <anthony_> how do i make a dedicated server of counter strike on ubuntu?
[15:59] <exco> erUSUL : thanks, I'll read up on that
[15:59] <photon_> remoteCTRL,  I gave you those before :)
[16:00] <elexodus> Anybody know where the #abit board might be located? I'm trying to get my IX38 running.
[16:00] <Dragan91> i really hate using windows cuz its too hard to maintain and it crashes all the time :( only thing that is  stopping me from doing is that i cant set up my world of warcraft to work with it :(
[16:00] <remoteCTRL> exco: yes, boot the live cd, mount the system on the disk, changeroot into it and install
[16:00] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: ah hell. i don't know how to use ghamachi. in the command line, it's "hamachi go-online <network name>"
[16:00] <anthony_> how do i make a dedicated server of counter strike on ubuntu?
[16:00] <photon_> wired connection is roaming and works, wireless has been tested in roaming and with the info I gave you before, and does  not work.
[16:00] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: on nevrmind, you got it working eh? good for you.
[16:00] <ompaul> !wow | Dragan91 go here read this it tells you want you want
[16:00] <cumknot> anthony_, cs 1.6 or source?
[16:00] <remoteCTRL> photon_: fair enuff, you did, did you also fill in nameservers?
[16:01] <anthony_> cs 1.6
[16:01] <Dragan91> Anthony: try using wine on dedicated server
[16:01] <photon_> yes
[16:01] <MachinTrucChose> hyperair: it's my fault for using an unofficial GUI instead of the developer's instructions (CLI). Except for this thing, gHamachi is 100% identical to the Windows version, which is why I was fooled.
[16:01] <photon_> yes
[16:01] <erUSUL> slaw6: you can not mix repos from different versions of ubuntu. probably the packages wont install due to missing dependencies (feisty packages too old)
[16:01] <KenHirai> irc.p2p-network.net
[16:01] <photon_> firefox works in wired mode, and xchat
[16:01] <Dragan91> what is best partition to install ubuntu on? ext3?
[16:01] <cumknot> anthony_, sry i only run cs:s server
[16:01] <remoteCTRL> elexodus: what do you mean by "located"? as it is probably your mainboard i would say within your computer?
[16:01] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: no, it's not 100% identical. i use hamachi-gui instead.
[16:01] <photon_> Dragan91, , use ext2
[16:01] <anthony_> cumknot no problem
[16:02] <photon_> if you want dual boot
[16:02] <Dragan91> Photon why ext2?
[16:02] <photon_> grub fails to install on ext3
[16:02] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: and hamachi's linux version works like that, it's not a question of GUI or CLI.
[16:02] <remoteCTRL> photon_: well it gets esotherical by now
[16:02] <photon_> remoteCTRL, well...
[16:02] <cypr1nus> how unstable are hardy-backports and proposed?
[16:02] <erUSUL> photon_: !!!????
[16:02] <hyperair> MachinTrucChose: blame hamachi for producing a program that's not standard on both linux and windows versions
[16:02] <photon_> I will try later, food
[16:02] <erUSUL> photon_: Dragan91 that's simply not true
[16:02] <photon_> thx for helping remoteCTRL !
[16:02] <Dragan91> photon is there any difrence between ext2 and 3 when OS is installed on it?
[16:02] <hyperair> cypr1nus: more stable than intrepid
[16:02] <elexodus> remoteCTRL: i'm looking for the #abit help channel. An overclocker channel would do as well.
[16:02] <erUSUL> Dragan91: use ext3
[16:02] <slaw6> erUSUL: not nice. I will upgrade to Gutsy in some days/weeks, but they provide packages only for Hardy. Maybe I'll try to check it by --no-act or something like this, if it is possible.
[16:03] <remoteCTRL> photon_: well i tried...
[16:03] <anthony_> see ya guys
[16:03] <Dragan91> erUSUL is there difrence between ext2-3 when OS is on it?
[16:03] <remoteCTRL> elexodus: have a try in #hardware
[16:03] <hyperair> Dragan91: journaling. ext3 has it, ext2 doesn't. it means that you can go through a power cut without having to run a disk check
[16:03] <erUSUL> Dragan91: ext3 is journaled ext2 is not. ext2 is older
[16:03] <Dragan91> so its same like NTFS compared to FAT32
[16:03] <Dragan91> ?
[16:04] <ompaul> Dragan91, use 3 it is (A) the default (B) a journal based system i.e. better recovery if you power off (usually)
[16:04] <outbackwifi> hellow
[16:04] <assumedalive> hi all, on a recent install of ubuntu 8.04 with an x1600 graphics card, xvideo output is not working
[16:04] <erUSUL> Dragan91: well ext2 is far better than fat32
[16:04] <hyperair> Dragan91: no, not such a stark difference
[16:04] <assumedalive> xvinfo reports no adapters found
[16:04] <ElijahDuBarryVT> is there a program like daemon tools for linux?
[16:04] <outbackwifi> ElijahDuBarryVT: daemon tools
[16:04] <assumedalive> ElijahDuBarryVT: try acetone2iso
[16:04] <ompaul> ElijahDuBarryVT, enlighten us what does that doe?
[16:04] <erUSUL> !iso | ElijahDuBarryVT
[16:04] <linny> .
[16:04] <assumedalive> i was under the impression that the default open source drivers for radeon r500 card in ubuntu supported xvideo
[16:05] <hyperair> Dragan91: ext2 >>>>> fat32, ext3 >> ntfs,
[16:05] <remoteCTRL> assumedalive: in that case you probably have something in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf declared as device that doesn't wexist...
[16:05] <perillux> I use the firefox browser.  So, when installing a plugin it asks where the install folder is, so do I enter /usr/lib/mozilla OR /usr/lib/firefox.  I'll try firefox I guess...
[16:05] <assumedalive> remoteCTRL: it is a clean default installation
[16:05] <assumedalive> i have changed nothing
[16:05] <assumedalive> i installed in 5 minutes ago
[16:05] <assumedalive> in the hope that a reinstallation might make xv work
[16:05] <Dragan91> OK guys i am finaly decided to go for Ubuntu, can some1 help me get propetatory drivers for ati radeon 9250 on version 8.04 i will really apriciate it as without it my highest resolution is 800x640 and my eyes hurt :((
[16:05] <hyperair> assumedalive: what gpu are you using? and what's wrong with xv?
[16:06] <remoteCTRL> assumedalive: what does lspci return for video adapter?
[16:06] <bullgard4> How can I determine what console driver my IBM Thinkpad T42 uses under Ubuntu 8.04.1? see http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO-3.html Is it /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.24/drivers7char/hvc_console.c?
[16:06] <hyperair> Dragan91: from what i hear you can get it from system->administration->hardware drivers
[16:06] <NiCK_NaME> i just downloaded a tar.gz file, inside it contains a driver how do i install that ?
[16:06] <hyperair> Dragan91: or at least that's what my ex-classmate said
[16:06] <remoteCTRL> assumedalive: like VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV43 [GeForce 6600] (rev a2) ?
[16:06] <Dragan91> OK thx guys i will just install my Ubuntu now and login to this channel for further Qs so cya
[16:06] <Dragan91> :
[16:06] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: did you download source or binary?
[16:06] <Dragan91> :)
[16:07] <hyperair> Dragan91: have fun
[16:07] <remoteCTRL> bullgard4: have you told us yet what you are trying to accomplish?
[16:07] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: i dont know how can i tell ?
[16:07] <assumedalive> hyperair: it is an ati rv530 [radeon x1600], xvinfo reports no adatpers found
[16:07] <hyperair> assumedalive: get the restricted driver?
[16:07] <assumedalive> hyperair: the restricted driver is horrible
[16:07] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: before you clicked on "download" you must have read what you are downloading :)
[16:07] <hyperair> assumedalive: why?
[16:07] <bullgard4> remoteCTRL: No. The answer to my question is independent of that.
[16:08] <assumedalive> hyperair: xv with the restricted driver has horrible tearing, i get video corruption and i just dont like the closed source drivers at all
[16:08] <robbo_> Is some1 here using this tool for the mouse RAZER DEATHADDER : http://www.bu3sch.de/razercfg.php
[16:08] <assumedalive> hyperair: thats not the point, the open source drivers for rv530 cards have perfectly working xv support
[16:08] <remoteCTRL> bullgard4: well if you're posing phunny questions and are not willing to cooperate it will be hard to answer you right?
[16:08] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: yeah i did but i must not have paid notice that it was important :P im sooo new to ubuntu its not funny...
[16:08] <hyperair> assumedalive: well what drivers are you using right now
[16:08] <assumedalive> hyperair: how do i check
[16:09] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: what is the file called?
[16:09] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: and what is it a driver for?
[16:09] <hyperair> assumedalive: grep Driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:09] <bullgard4> remoteCTRL: Please use proper English and no street English. Otherwise I will not understand you.
[16:09] <assumedalive> hyperair: just returns the keyboard/mouse drivers
[16:09] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: this file is called qc-usb-0.6.6.tar.gz and its a driver got my webcam
[16:09] <outbackwifi> bullgard4: arent you the one asking for support?
[16:10] <remoteCTRL> bullgard4: in that case i guess you didn't pass the intelligence test for this channel-.-
[16:10] <assumedalive> hyperair: shall i specify driver "ati" in the video card section of xorg.conf
[16:10] <assumedalive> hyperair: it might be using vesa by default
[16:10] <hyperair> that might help, yes
[16:10] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: is your webcam a logitech quickcam?
[16:10] <assumedalive> hyperair: ok will be back in a bit
[16:10] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: this is the page i downloaded it from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=12924&package_id=86447&release_id=460918
[16:10] <hyperair> assumedalive: good luck
[16:10] <Dragan91> btw guys when i type X why does it says X server is running on 0 displays?
[16:10] <bullgard4> outbackwifi: Did you support? I did not notice.
[16:11] <hyperair> Dragan91: are you in a console or in a GUi environment?
[16:11] <Dragan91> console
[16:11] <Dragan91> in terminal i mean
[16:11] <erUSUL> Dragan91: on Display :0 that's the first display
[16:11] <hyperair> Dragan91: is the terminal in a GUI environment or is the whole screen the terminal?
[16:11] <remoteCTRL> outbackwifi: phunny guy he is...
[16:11] <Dragan91> Gui
[16:11] <RodMcKay> hi all, will the fglrx driver be released for intrepid (xorg 7.4)? if yes, when?
[16:11] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: yes but i can get it to work :P  i tried the uvcvideo driver, and the gscpa driver still nothing, my computer reconizes the webcam but when i look threw it or anything its all just black... (and yes the lens cover is off)
[16:11]  * outbackwifi wonders what bullgard4 is upto
[16:12]  * remoteCTRL too
[16:12] <hyperair> Dragan91: well, what erUSUL said. :0.0 is the default display, you can see it in "echo $DISPLAY"
[16:12] <Dragan91> WoW guys this IRC is aswome now am def going for linux screw windowds :))
[16:12] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: what appplication are you using to "look through it"?
[16:12] <remoteCTRL> Dragan91: finally:)
[16:12] <perillux> I'm trying to install the flash player.  But when I run the installer and try to enter the install path it keeps saying it's not a directory.
[16:12] <hyperair> Dragan91: glad to hear. but i switched without help of irc lol
[16:12] <Dragan91> screw Bill Gates :)
[16:13] <remoteCTRL> o-ooh
[16:13] <outbackwifi> perillux: you need to find out where your firefox is installed
[16:13] <lucas_> Oo
[16:13] <erUSUL> perillux: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[16:13] <NiCK_NaME> cheese, gstreamer, aMSN, everything i have tried, and nothing
[16:13] <hyperair> Dragan91: i wouldn't like to. i don't swing that way
[16:13]  * hyperair hates netsplits
[16:13] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: cheese, gstreamer, aMSN, and everything else i have tried
[16:13] <Killer--Tux> hello to all
[16:14] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: ok, thats the source youve downloaded; can you compile?
[16:14] <Killer--Tux> ihow do you complie source code >!>
[16:14] <remoteCTRL> gosh some script kiddies messing arround again today...
[16:14] <pushnell> Hey all.  I'm looking to install newer versions of some software than what Ubuntu offers by creating my own packages (just for myself).  Where can I find out how official packages were compiled (which options) and any related patches?
[16:14] <outbackwifi> Killer--Tux: what lang is it in?
[16:14] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: i cant do anything on linux
[16:14] <remoteCTRL> !compile | Killer--Tux
[16:14] <dthorton15> hello
[16:14] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: i dont even know what compile means
[16:14] <remoteCTRL> gosh ubottu is also gone
[16:14] <robbo_> Is it possible to change the default copy/paste button From mouse3 to like... mouse5?
[16:14] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL yes
[16:15] <aimtrainer> hi! I want to write and mount a luks encrypted container file. What am I supposed to use? dmcrypt?
[16:15] <Killer--Tux> i dont know am new to this sorry
[16:15] <remoteCTRL> pushnell: mean debhelper?
[16:15] <dthorton15> hello is there anyone that is like an expert on connecting to the internet with ubuntu server? im so lost
[16:15] <remoteCTRL> aimtrainer: yes
[16:15] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: i dont know what to say ;) can you find someone who can compile for you?
[16:15] <perillux> erUSUL: is there any way to install a different version?
[16:15] <remoteCTRL> dthorton15: specify?
[16:16] <amanu> i installed ubutnu using xp there i find a file root.disk how to open it too see my data ????
[16:16] <Killer--Tux> this is the source am trying to compile pythoPhotoPod-0.4.0
[16:16] <dthorton15> Im trying to connect via ethernet and i cant via eth0 or eth1
[16:16] <dthorton15> nothing happens
[16:16] <amanu> it is of 14 gb as i given to root i want to edit it
[16:16] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: first of all install build-essential
[16:16] <dthorton15> i didnt do it when i installed ubuntu server because i just couldnt
[16:16] <dthorton15> so i need to do it now
[16:16] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL ok already did that
[16:17] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: maybe i can learn to compile... how do i do it ?  (im stuck in iraq and yeah none of my friends even own a computer let alone know how to work one...im just trying to talk to my wife)
[16:17] <amanu> i installed ubutnu using xp there i find a file root.disk how to open it too see my data ????
[16:17] <amanu> it is of 14 gb as i given to root i want to edit it
[16:17] <ompaul> amanu, search wiki.ubuntu.com for wubi
[16:17] <ompaul> !wubi | amanu
[16:17] <aimtrainer> remoteCTRL, thanks - how can I install dmcrypt and cryptsetup-luks? Are there debs availible somewhere?
[16:17] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux:  cd into the folder with the unzipped content and do ./configure then make configure then make install
[16:17] <riddlebox> !
[16:17] <riddlebox> oops
[16:17] <cassio0101> dthorton15, are you trying a wireless network?
[16:18] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL alright let me give it a try
[16:18] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: good to know jarheads are into ubuntu :) i'll try to walk you through the compile process
[16:18] <dthorton15> i want to make my wired connection work so that i can install ndiswrapper-gtk so that i can use my wireless  usb card
[16:18] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: thanks man
[16:18] <dthorton15> but im trying to make it work on wired ~ yes
[16:18] <remoteCTRL> aimtrainer: sudo apt-get install cryptsetup
[16:19] <cypr1nus> does anyone know when boinc 6.2.15 will be in repo?
[16:19] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: you've gotta first type sudo apt-get build-essential
[16:19] <nnull> !audacity
[16:19] <nnull> whats that audio player
[16:19] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: little offened LOL i say i cant use a computer nor my friends and suddenly im a marine (are we really norotiously just that stupid LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!)
[16:19] <erUSUL> cypr1nus: there is no software upgrades during releases
[16:19] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL this is what i get
[16:20] <Killer--Tux> adolfo@00:~/Documents/pythoPhotoPod-0.4.0$ ./configure
[16:20] <Killer--Tux> bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[16:20] <Killer--Tux> adolfo@00:~/Documents/pythoPhotoPod-0.4.0$ cd
[16:20] <erUSUL> !info audacity | nnull
[16:20] <remoteCTRL> aimtrainer: http://www.saout.de/misc/dm-crypt/ by the way
[16:20] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: no offence intended
[16:20] <nnull> erUSUL¬ ta
[16:20] <erUSUL> !info audacious | nnull
[16:20] <cypr1nus> erUSUL I see
[16:20] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: in that case just run make and make install
[16:20] <NiCK_NaME> outbackwifi: okay sudo apt-get build-essential
[16:20] <aimtrainer> remoteCTRL, thanks
[16:20] <nnull> thats the one actually, cheers
[16:20] <Killer--Tux> make
[16:20] <remoteCTRL> aimtrainer: np
[16:21] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: tar zxvf your_jar_file
[16:21] <jamesish> apt-get install build-essential, surely? Or is install the default action?
[16:21] <outbackwifi> jamesish: huh?
[16:21] <hyperair> jamesish: no, install is not default. there isn't a default
[16:21] <remoteCTRL> jamesish: install, yes
[16:21] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL i get an error
[16:21] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: which one?
[16:21] <NiCK_NaME> nick@nick-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get build-essential
[16:21] <NiCK_NaME> [sudo] password for nick:
[16:21] <NiCK_NaME> E: Invalid operation build-essential
[16:22] <remoteCTRL> NiCK_NaME: apt-get install man
[16:22] <jamesish> NiCK_NaME: you're looking for the command sudo apt-get install build-essential
[16:22] <Dougy[Work]> NiCK_NaME: wow
[16:22] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: sorry it should be sudo apt-get install build-essential
[16:22] <islador> has anyone experienced where acpi starts causing a kernel panic on boot?
[16:22] <maxride> I have kind of a silly problem:  Using an EEEPC 701 and Ubuntu EEE when I insert an SD card into the on board SD card reader it will not mount the FS automatically because I'm not root. Anybody know an easy way to make it ato mount when a card is inserted?
[16:22] <islador> this is *new* behavior on an existing install
[16:22] <Dougy[Work]> islador, yes, but on centos only
[16:22] <outbackwifi> maxride: sudo apt-get install pmount; then edit /etc/pmount.allow
[16:22] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[16:22] <Dougy[Work]> islador, may be of no use, but i put pci=nommconf in my grub and it fixed it
[16:23] <remoteCTRL> islador: no but you can turn it off by pressing the "e" key in grub and then adding acpi=off to the kernels options
[16:23]  * Dougy[Work] shrugs
[16:23] <islador> yeah, I did that, but it causes other issues
[16:23] <assumedalive> hyperair: using the ati driver now
[16:23] <assumedalive> hyperair: still nothing
[16:23] <silv3r_m00n> when bootloader comes ubuntu is 1st and windows is 2nd....how to change that order ?
[16:23] <Grey_Loki> Edit GRUB's menu.lst, assuming you're using grub
[16:23] <assumedalive> hyperair: also no direct rendering
[16:23] <maxride> Outbackwifi: Let me get the package and check out the .allow file. Thanks!
[16:23] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL   photoPodThumbC.c:27:20: error: Python.h: No such file or directory
[16:23] <Killer--Tux> photoPodThumbC.c:177: error: expected ‘=’, ‘,’, ‘;’, ‘asm’ or ‘__at
[16:23] <outbackwifi> silv3r_m00n: change the order in /boot/grub/menu;lst
[16:24] <outbackwifi> silv3r_m00n: change the order in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:24] <silv3r_m00n> Grey_Loki: where can i find that file
[16:24] <silv3r_m00n> ?
[16:24] <outbackwifi> maxride: yw
[16:24] <silv3r_m00n> outbackwifi: oh ok
[16:24]  * Grey_Loki grins
[16:24] <scunizi> maxride, not sure of the answer, but to say that it's not mounting because you are not root is probably wrong
[16:24] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: sudo apt-get install python
[16:24] <deph> hi there... i still didn't not manage to get my sound working... can anyone help? I only hear a whisper... ALSA log: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=8313955dfcffbb9a61e1bd72dd5928e1b1d0b4ae
[16:24] <aimtrainer> Is there a gui I can install for cryptsetup, like the one truecrypt offers
[16:24] <aimtrainer> ?
[16:25] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: actually ubuntu ships with python but you seem to be missing it
[16:25] <outbackwifi> NiCK_NaME: you there?
[16:25] <Killer--Tux> it already installed
[16:25] <outbackwifi> Killer--Tux: you need the python dev libraries for photopod
[16:25] <remoteCTRL> aimtrainer: no there isn't, basically its like 3 commands to set it up, but be aware that unlike truecrypt it eliminates all of the data on the disk that you are encrypting!
[16:26] <Killer--Tux> outbackwifi where can i get that
[16:26] <marlies> did someone tried ibex ?
[16:26] <aimtrainer> remoteCTRL, cant i write containerfiles?
[16:26] <Rhorse> deph, already checked mixer?
[16:26] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: sudo apt-get install python2.5-dev
[16:27] <LadyBug> deph: You have checked your alsamixer settings?
[16:27] <outbackwifi> Killer--Tux: what are you trying to achieve?
[16:27] <remoteCTRL> aimtrainer: that is not how dmcrypt works it encrypts a whole partition
[16:27] <marlies> did someone tried ibex ?
[16:27] <Killer--Tux> outbackwifi ipod managing
[16:27] <d43m0n> olas
[16:27] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL thanks
[16:27] <bazhang> marlies, #ubuntu+1
[16:27] <d43m0n> hi
[16:28] <d43m0n> im new here
[16:28] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: np
[16:28] <outbackwifi> Killer--Tux: oh ok
[16:28] <marlies> thank you Bazhang
[16:28] <deph> LadyBug: Well, I guess so. Volume is on max on output and on zero on input, i tested ALSA in sound settings and hear a sine tone, but only a whisper
[16:28] <deph> Rhorse: yeah
[16:28] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: what is ibex anyways?
[16:28] <aimtrainer> oh ok .. sry then I will have o stick to truecrypt... but what bothers me about truecrypt, is that I didn't manage to format a containerfile with anything but fat
[16:28] <outbackwifi> !interpid
[16:28] <outbackwifi> !intrepid
[16:28] <aimtrainer> and the 4gb limit is not very handy
[16:28] <telequito> #ubuntu-es
[16:29] <remoteCTRL> aimtrainer: is there a truecrypt for linux??
[16:29] <aimtrainer> yea sure
[16:29] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ ahuh
[16:29] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL  i asking for a path
[16:29] <nnull> i never used truecrypt before linux heh
[16:29] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: huh?
[16:29] <aimtrainer> http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads.php remoteCTRL
[16:29] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL  where is the best place to install to
[16:29] <remoteCTRL> nnull: huh?
[16:29] <aimtrainer> there are even debs availible
[16:29] <exco> AloGeNo : when trying to run sudo chroot /media/disk from live cd I get "Segmentation fault"
[16:29] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL lol sorry
[16:29] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: /usr/local/bin
[16:30] <Killer--Tux> got it thanks
[16:30] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ just saying i never used TrueCrypt until i used it on ubuntu
[16:30] <deph> LadyBug: Rhorse: another script outpout: http://pastebin.ca/1218989
[16:30] <nnull> remoteCTRL¬ so ive never even used it in windows, hence there is a truecrypt for linux :)
[16:30] <remoteCTRL> nnull: heh kk i only knew that one for windows
[16:30] <LjL> !truecrypt | aimtrainer, remoteCTRL
[16:30] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL i got a ero r
[16:30] <remoteCTRL> LjL	ya thanks mate we knew that:)
[16:31] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: what is it now?
[16:31] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL directory does not exist
[16:31] <Finnish> How can I see my harddrives in windows cmd? hdparm works in ubuntu, but I have to make same settings in windows
[16:31] <guillaume> bonjour a tous
[16:31] <remoteCTRL> outbackwifi: now i am supposed to know what intrepid is right?*g*
[16:31] <LjL> !fr | guillaume
[16:31] <guillaume> ok
[16:31] <Rhorse> deph, upgrades often bork systems like sound. Reinstall alsa?
[16:32] <vignesh> Heya
[16:32] <deph> Rhorse: How do I do that?
[16:32] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: what?? well in that case sudo mkdir /usr/local/bin
[16:32] <vignesh> I would like to know a nice rss news reader app
[16:32] <TuxOtaku> quick question guys...I have an IDE controller card...do I need extra drivers in order to use it?
[16:32] <vignesh> any suggestions
[16:32] <jamesish> bonjour, guillaume. Ca va?
[16:33] <aportier> vignesh liferea
[16:33] <vignesh> jamesish, are those rss readers ?
[16:33] <aportier> imho its the best
[16:33] <vignesh> aportier, it has a gui
[16:33] <vignesh> or  is it a text based one
[16:33] <jamesish> No, vignesh, I was greeting our french speaking person.
[16:33] <aportier> vignesh no its gui based, i guess i dint see you wanted console only
[16:33] <vignesh> oh.. ok
[16:34] <vignesh> no.. I would like a gui one
[16:34] <vignesh> not a console based one
[16:34] <Killer--Tux> remoteCTRL thanks mate
[16:34] <vignesh> :)
[16:34] <Aron_> I changed my hardwares but I don't want to re-install my ubuntu.now there is some problems
[16:34] <remoteCTRL> Killer--Tux: np man
[16:34] <aportier> vignesh well then there you go, it lets you download stuff and view offline too
[16:34] <techsupport> i get ntp error after trying to install krb5-user package .... what could this mean ?
[16:34] <deph> *sigh*
[16:34] <Rhorse> deph, I think what you're looking for is alsa-base
[16:34] <vignesh> cool
[16:34] <Aron_> my CPU now has dual cores
[16:34] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: what error?
[16:34] <deph> What is alsa-base and what should I do with it?
[16:34] <Dougy[Work]> deph, install it
[16:35] <vignesh> I would like to read slashdot, and some other sites
[16:35] <Aron_> but it only shows one
[16:35] <vignesh> latest news
[16:35] <krylyx> what i need to type on terminal to see my hardware info?
[16:35] <remoteCTRL> vignesh: slashdot is in liferea per default
[16:35] <vignesh> Oh..cool
[16:35] <Dougy[Work]> dmesg krylyx
[16:35] <Rhorse> deph, can't hurt, anyway 8 )
[16:35] <outbackwifi> krylyx: sudo lshw
[16:35] <deph> Rhorse: Dougy[Work]: it's already installed
[16:35] <remoteCTRL> krylyx: sudo apt-get install hwlist
[16:36] <remoteCTRL> ah danmed... what outbackwifi said
[16:36] <Aron_> anyone can help me?
[16:36] <outbackwifi> :)
[16:36] <Aron_> I changed my hardware
[16:36] <outbackwifi> !ask | Aron_
[16:37] <Aron_> I don't want to re-install my ubunt
[16:37] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, i got the same error when installing NTP when you told me
[16:37] <Aron_> now,my CPU has dual core
[16:37] <remoteCTRL> outbackwifi: he did but i didn't understand it...
[16:37] <Aron_> but it still only use one of them
[16:37] <mcquaid> hmm, is there some trick to installing flash beta 10?  i usually have no problem manually installing flash but can't get 10 to work
[16:37] <outbackwifi> Aron_: how do you know that?
[16:37] <Aron_> by using gnome-system-monitor
[16:37] <mcquaid> and the backport of 10 isn't really 10, it's still 9
[16:38] <Rhorse> deph, I would try a plain reinstall of alsa-base first.
[16:38] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: ya sorry mate but i didn't rehearse that one, would you please repeat it?
[16:38] <Aron_> while I start with the LiveCD,it shows two CPUs
[16:38] <deph> Rhorse: Ok, but how exactly do I do that?
[16:38] <Rhorse> then if no good I'd try perhaps a purge and install
[16:38] <outbackwifi> Aron_: what kernel do you have?
[16:38] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, http://pastebin.com/m630bf179
[16:38] <Aron_> both i386 and generic
[16:38] <magnetron> !enter > Aron_
[16:38] <StevenJosway> Hello. My name is Steve and I installed Ubuntu Linux Server Edition last night. I didn't have my router set up(new one) so I just decided to skip the part to set up internet and do it today. I can't figure out how to connect to the server to the internet now. The internet is working fine on my laptop right now. Other info - Dlink DIR-655 Router; Wired Connection -- Can anyone help? - Steve
[16:38] <anders_> mcquaid, as far as i remember i just downloaded the .so file and put it in the appropriate directory
[16:38] <Rhorse> deph, sudo dpkg install alsa-base
[16:38] <The-Compiler> could maybe someone tell me how a script would look like which makes me the folders "8bp001" to "8bp087"?
[16:39] <mcquaid> yes that's what i did anders_  then about:plugins reported i had no flash installed
[16:39] <outbackwifi> Aron_: what does uname -a tell you
[16:39] <aimtrainer> I've just created a truecrypt container file with fat as fs since this was the only fs the "wizard" offered. Can I now format it with ext2? and if - how do I do it?
[16:39] <Aron_> Linux home 2.6.24-19-386 #1 Wed Aug 20 21:59:50 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[16:39] <mcquaid> i then reinstalled 9 via apt. and pulled a switch of the so files to see if it would work that way but no go
[16:39] <edlv> how to play .rm files?
[16:39] <unop> The-Compiler, you mean you want to rename that folder from "8bp001" to "8bp087"?
[16:39] <Rhorse> sudo dpkg --purge alsa-base
[16:39] <nnull> wow audacious reminds me of winamp on win95 heh
[16:40] <outbackwifi> Aron_: what does uname -a say when you boot with livecd?
[16:40] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: humm not very selfexplanmatory that one...
[16:40] <magnetron> StevenJosway, first make sure your router is working correctly. the easiest way to do this would be to set up the router with a computer with graphical interface. most routers are configured via a web browser (see your manual for specific instructions)
[16:40] <Aron_> I didn't check that
[16:40] <The-Compiler> unop: nope, that wouldn't be any problem :D I want to make dirs numerated from 8bp001 up to 8bp087
[16:40] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, yeah i got that error after i installed ntp
[16:40] <exco> how can I recover my system if chrooting gives Segmentation fault?
[16:40] <unop> The-Compiler, fresh directories, empty ones?
[16:41] <deph> Rhorse: dependency problem: ubuntu-desktop depends on alsa-base
[16:41] <jamesish> StevenJosway: most high speed internet access I know of binds to the mac address that was first connected to the connection. This means other devices cannot typically use it; to deal with this, router manufacturers allow a process called mac address cloning. That might be all you need to do.
[16:41] <outbackwifi> The-Compiler: create a script that loops and does mkdir with a counter as 8bp$cntr
[16:41] <outbackwifi> Aron_: can you check pls?
[16:41] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: try apt-get -f install and see if that fixes anything
[16:41] <The-Compiler> just got the answer ;) mkdir `seq -f "8bp%03.0f" 1 87` worked
[16:41] <outbackwifi> The-Compiler: great
[16:41] <Rhorse> it wan't to remove ubuntu-desktop?
[16:42] <Aron_> OK,I'll reboot now
[16:42] <ShinobiTeno> nnull: audacious is far better then any winamp version.
[16:42] <edlv> tell me the basic features in  ubuntu
[16:42] <The-Compiler> Rhorse: not any problems, its only a meta-packages
[16:42] <The-Compiler> !meta | rhose
[16:42] <The-Compiler> oops sorry
[16:42] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ except it has no skins/visulisation plugins? right?
[16:42] <The-Compiler> !metapackage | rhose
[16:42] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, the error is gone after removing ntp
[16:43] <ShinobiTeno> nnull: wrong. it has skins and visualisation.
[16:43] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ where!?
[16:43] <ShinobiTeno> nnull rightclick->options
[16:43] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ make me love it
[16:43] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: a yeah sorry for that :D
[16:43] <ShinobiTeno> nnull sorry not gay)
[16:43] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ theres nothing there, and i installed every plugin i could find for it in synaptic
[16:43] <ShinobiTeno> nnull wait a se
[16:44] <ShinobiTeno> nnull sec
[16:44] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, i'm trying to configure kerberos
[16:44] <deph> Rhorse: The-Compiler: You lost me somewhere... alsa-base cannot be removed due to the dependency. Do you really want me to remove ubuntu-desktop now??
[16:44] <techsupport> remoteCTRL, do you know anything about that ?
[16:44] <remoteCTRL> techsupport: not really, sorry
[16:44] <soneil> StevenJosway: I think the easiest way is using /etc/network/interfaces - see http://pastebin.ca/1218993 for a copy of mine for reference
[16:45] <bullgard4> How can I determine what console driver my IBM Thinkpad T42 uses under Ubuntu 8.04.1? see http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO-3.html Is it /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.24/drivers/char/hvc_console.c?
[16:45] <Rhorse> deph, you *could* try a reinstall of dte *and* alsa.  But you'd have to be comfortable with working in the console.
[16:45] <msikma> Hi there.  When I start Ubuntu 7.04 it has no internet.  I need to click the network icon and choose "wired connection" (only option).  How do I fix this?
[16:45] <jamesish> techsupport: kerberos is a three headed dog to set up.
[16:45]  * nnull waits a sec for ShinobiTeno :x
[16:45] <Rhorse> deph, I avoid upgrades like the plague!
[16:45] <ali_> hi
[16:45] <remoteCTRL> bullgard4: are you willing yet to tell us what you are trying to accomplish?
[16:46] <aaron_> what would you recommend for screencasts?
[16:46] <Omoikane_> how do i open img files in ubuntu?
[16:46] <nnull> Rhorse¬ i rescure victims in plaque ridden towns, convert them to vampyrism and grant them eternal life
[16:46] <nnull> victims = updates heh
[16:46] <deph> Rhorse: I'm not *that* fit in the console
[16:46] <ShinobiTeno> nnull http://i005.radikal.ru/0810/0a/133f92877cdc.jpg
[16:47] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	mean like remote desktop? www.nomachine.com
[16:47] <nnull> that was random, but im watching that tom cruise vampire move atm
[16:47] <ShinobiTeno> nnull sorry, its russian)
[16:47] <Rhorse> !ot | nnull
[16:47] <aaron_> I mean so I can make screencasts....videos of what I am doing on the monitor
[16:47] <nnull> yay heh
[16:48] <aaron_> gtk-recordmydesktop does not have a pause button
[16:48] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ yea but my visualisation / effects tab is empty
[16:48] <Omoikane_> how do i open .img files in ubuntu?
[16:48] <msikma> Is there a channel for previous Ubuntu versions?
[16:48] <ShinobiTeno> nnull =)
[16:48] <techsupport> jamesish, do you know anything about that ?
[16:48] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	recordmydesktop
[16:48] <techsupport> jamesish, do you think you can help me ?
[16:49] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	ah ok i see
[16:49] <ShinobiTeno> nnull try reinstalling and cleaning "locate audacious" )
[16:49] <nnull> so just that command in term ShinobiTeno ?
[16:49] <MaxJays> what's the GUI called in linux?
[16:50] <remoteCTRL> aaron_ http://yanbe.org/screencast4linux/index.html.ja
[16:50] <jamesish> techsupport: I know enough to warn you to sacrifice a goat at the full moon.
[16:50] <ShinobiTeno> nnull no, but after you purge it in synaptic or apt-get, this command can help you locate the rests(if there are some)). Check your ~ folder btw)
[16:50] <aaron_> thanks
[16:50] <[zaf]-Coral> Hi guys..I would just like to know if it is possible to host a pppoe con on a bridged connection
[16:50] <jamesish> techsupport: my opinion is that the best way to deal with kerberos is to sit down reading the documentation; if it's not something you can set up solo, don't use it.
[16:51] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	errr dead link, try http://yanbe.org/screencast4linux/screencast4linux-0.2.tar.gz
[16:51] <ShinobiTeno> nnull aqualung is good too) but audacious is player only, no db)
[16:51] <wesley_> how can i hide my ip in firefox
[16:51] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ doesnt seem too be anything for audacious in ~
[16:51] <nnull> ill try locate
[16:51] <jamesish> techsupport: I know that's a little harsh, but seriously. Kerberos is something that you need to know inside and out to use it. All its funny terminology about ticket granting tickets for the ticket granting server and whatnot, you really need to spend a few hours studying to get anywhere.
[16:51] <LjL> wesley_: only by using an anonymizing proxy
[16:51] <ShinobiTeno> nnull before "locate", do "sudo updatedb" plz.
[16:52] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ what does that do tho?
[16:52] <[zaf]-Coral> So that is ... PPPOE with brctl
[16:52] <ShinobiTeno> nnull this updates indexis for "locate"
[16:52] <IntangibleLiquid> hi. i'm doing some research on security solutions for enterprise environments. I was wondering why such a secure one as Linux still requires these solutions as a major part
[16:52] <wesley_> but how can  i use it ?
[16:52] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ kkk
[16:52] <StevenJosway> I just ran IFconfig, is there a way to scroll up?
[16:52] <techsupport> jamesish, i'm looking at this instructions https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Samba/Kerberos , currently at the point of editing krb5.conf and trying to kinit my.domain.name , get error Cannot resolve network address for KDC in realm orudie.command.center while getting initial credentials
[16:52] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ i did locate before i ran that command, it found 2 things i did it again after, and it showd like 100 heh
[16:53] <jamesish> techsupport: you setting this up at home, at work, what?
[16:53] <ShinobiTeno> nnull you did purge it before, didnt you?) do manual clean only you remove app with standart toolz(apt-get purge, or synaptic, or aptitude)
[16:53] <LjL> wesley_: Edit / Preferences / Advances / Network / Settings, configure your proxy server there
[16:53] <remoteCTRL> IntangibleLiquid: well that is a matter of viewpoints and better asked in #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:53] <ShinobiTeno> nnull only after
[16:53] <techsupport> jamesish, at home here is my krb5.conf http://pastebin.com/m4de7dd82
[16:53] <RickZilla> What is XFCE?
[16:53] <skurakai1> hi. is possible install rpm on ubuntu?
[16:53] <outbackwifi> skurakai1: use alien
[16:53] <nnull> purge it? asin delete it?
[16:53] <skurakai1> doesnt work
[16:53] <scunizi> How do I use cat on two different files that will produce 1 file that is a combination of the two different files... or another way to combine both files into one?
[16:54] <outbackwifi> !alien | skurakai1
[16:54] <Aron_> I am back. I t shows like this :Linux ubuntu 2.6.24-16-generic #1 SMP Thu Apr 10 13:23:42 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[16:54] <wesley_> LJL i forget to say that i am using kde4
[16:54] <ShinobiTeno> RickZilla its cholesterol free desktop environiment. check google for "wiki xfce"
[16:54] <LjL> wesley_: you said you're using Firefox, though, so that wouldn't matter
[16:54] <outbackwifi> Aron_: thats the difference, you are not running an SMP kernel
[16:54] <aaron_> I typed make install for the screencast package....did I miss a step
[16:54] <remoteCTRL> !xfce | RickZilla
[16:54] <Aron_> what's that means?
[16:54] <techsupport> jamesish, f you choose to install the krb5-config package, the installation will present a prompt: (it didnt prompt me for anything)
[16:54] <RickZilla> Thank you
[16:54] <skurakai1> outbackwifi: doesnt work on this package
[16:54] <outbackwifi> Aron_: it means the kernel can support multiple CPUs
[16:54] <jamesish> techsupport: then take your time, read the documentation, and learn t he system. kerberos is something you should _understand_, and you should understand how to look up your own errors with it. It's not for the faint of heart.
[16:55] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	is there a configure file in there?
[16:55] <jamesish> techsupport: you might find it useful to download the source and compile everything by hand so you understand it all from beginning to end.
[16:55] <karna> hello , i need a os with debian kernel that use minmum of ram ?
[16:55] <exco> is there a way to manually install debs to a broken installation I can't even chroot into anymore?
[16:55] <Aron_> what can I do now?
[16:55] <outbackwifi> Aron_: install the smp kernel
[16:55] <aaron_> no there is not
[16:56] <outbackwifi> Aron_: use synaptic to select the SMP kernel and select install
[16:56] <jamesish> karna: best thing to do is build one.  Or even better, see if you can wedge in busybox and then remove _everything_ else.
[16:56] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	yet still you need to mak first then mak install
[16:56] <techsupport> jamesish, i can ping orudie.command.center just fine, then edited krb5.conf by example of the page i showed you, and get error when trying to kinit
[16:56] <aaron_> ok make is giving me an error
[16:56] <RickZilla> Where would I go to find the ID number of my sound card?
[16:56] <exco> aaron_ : did you reply to me?
[16:56] <aaron_> I will redo
[16:56] <rob> hey, the virtual terminals on like ctrl, alt f6, the text is messed up, i forgot what that fix is anyone have a link?
[16:56] <ShinobiTeno> nnull audacious works good for me, m8) as I sayd u probably have install gone wrong. remove it and kill any garbage. then reinstall. should work for ya. sudo apt-get install audacious audacious-plugins audacious-plugins-extra
[16:56] <Aron_> OK.I am finding it.
[16:56] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	which one?
[16:56] <techsupport> jamesish, really dont know what i did wrong, so maybe you can help me out to see what i did wrong
[16:56] <scunizi> RickZilla, lspci
[16:57] <skurakai1> i find gnash-0.8.4 in rpm (for x64) but alien have trouble with converting this
[16:57] <aaron_> make: *** [all] Error 1
[16:57] <picca> does ubunto not have a splashscreen when loading gnome?
[16:57] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ i used synaptic to install it?
[16:57] <kiachi> part #ubuntu-cn
[16:57] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬  are you running hardy?
[16:57] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	too cryptic sorry...
[16:57] <scunizi> skurakai1, alien is not something you want to use unles you are willing to break your system..
[16:58] <jamesish> techsupport: it's all in the documentation. Seriously, I understand the frustration with finding someone who can help who won't, but I won't be doing you any real favours if I do. You need to accept that something's wrong, that it's probably configuration, and research it. kerberos is too damn fussy to not understand how to research it every step of the way.
[16:58] <ShinobiTeno> nnull private window dude)
[16:58] <remoteCTRL> scunizi: what a nonsense i use that almost on a daily basis
[16:58] <jamesish> scunzi: cat file1 file2 > file3
[16:58] <exco> to chroot into 8.10 do I need an 8.10 liveCD or does it normally work with an 8.04 one?
[16:58] <Dragan91> hey guys am back :)
[16:58] <RickZilla> scunizi:  What is lspci?
[16:59] <Aron_> I wonder how can I know which kernel is an SMP kernel
[16:59] <Dragan91> running ubuntu atm
[16:59] <rob> hey, the virtual terminals on like ctrl, alt f6, the text is messed up, i forgot what that fix is, wnyone remember the name or something?
[16:59] <scunizi> remoteCTRL, congrats..!  doesn't change the fact that it may work on some progs.. but others will create problems.
[16:59] <Arik> hi
[16:59] <pslboy_kadeem> hi everyone, can someone help me with my usb portable drive? when i connect it, it says cannot mount volume
[16:59] <RickZilla> Sorry, new ubuntu user here, trying to troubleshoot why my sound card isn't working
[16:59] <scunizi> RickZilla, type that into Terminal.. and the resulting output will list lots of stuff that's connected to the pci buss
[16:59] <Aron_> the 'generic' one?
[16:59] <Rhorse> aaron_, all of the most recent kernels are smp
[16:59] <Arik> hi guy........
[16:59] <RickZilla> scunizi:  thanks for the help
[16:59] <outbackwifi> Aron_: it will say smp
[16:59] <scunizi> RickZilla, np
[17:00] <Rhorse> Aron_ all most recent kernels are smp
[17:00] <karna> jamesish : i need a os thas use a
[17:00] <pslboy_kadeem> anyone can help me with the usb drive problem?
[17:00] <bariga> what file does ubuntu hardy uses for filesystems mtab or fstab?
[17:00] <remoteCTRL> scunizi: which doenst render your complete system unusable usually, but gives an error during transformation...
[17:00] <scunizi> bariga, fstab
[17:00] <aaron_> I don't understand what that means
[17:01] <zzznn> 大家晚上好
[17:01] <karna> jamesish : i need a os that use min of ram that support deb file and have a simple desktop
[17:01] <skurakai1> can someone make deb from gnash 0.8.4 snapshot?
[17:01] <EvilDaemon> Anyone know of a good way to remove all operating systems from a computer with 3 oses on it?
[17:01] <Rhorse> aaron_, sorry my bad
[17:01] <Dragan91> ok guys i fianly installed ubuntu, can someone help me on installing ati radeon 9250 drivers?
[17:01] <scunizi> !alien | remoteCTRL
[17:01] <outbackwifi> !chinese zzznn
[17:01] <RickZilla> scunizi:  in my case, the ID number for the sound card is the last thing listed on that line?
[17:01] <EvilDaemon> All on different partitions?
[17:01] <jamesish> karna: cool.
[17:01] <Aron_> now,I have installed'linux-image-2.6.24-19-386' and 'linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic'
[17:01] <bazhang> !cn | zzznn
[17:01] <bariga> then why do they put the mtab on my filesystem?
[17:01] <mcquaid> ok, i've tried everything to install flash 10.  I"ve never had a problem installing flash manually.  i'm wondering if it's some issue with the current beta.  can someone who has flash 10 installed tell me their exact filesize? mine is  10008276
[17:01] <outbackwifi> lol
[17:01] <remoteCTRL> aaron_ what you mean, this:? sudo apt-get install libx11-dev
[17:01] <ortsvorsteher> !cr
[17:01] <ortsvorsteher> !cn
[17:01] <scunizi> RickZilla, not sure.. let me check mine
[17:01] <kbrosnan> EvilDaemon: darin's boot and nuke
[17:01] <Aron_> and now I am running the '386' one
[17:02] <kbrosnan> EvilDaemon: http://www.dban.org/
[17:02] <remoteCTRL> scunizi: well as i said before i did not yet encounter these problems that you are talking about and i have really used alien a lot...
[17:02] <zzznn> how can i do ?
[17:02] <EvilDaemon> kbrosnan: This is a computer not connected to the internet. No network.
[17:02] <Dragan91> guys xorg or xfree drivers for ati radeon 9250 ?
[17:03] <bazhang> zzznn, /join #ubuntu-cn
[17:03] <remoteCTRL> zzznn: /j #ubuntu-cn
[17:03] <EvilDaemon> kbrosnan: Is it in the repos?
[17:03] <scunizi> RickZilla, I don't even see mine listed.. weird.. you can also try "sudo lshw"
[17:03] <RickZilla> scunizi:  I'll try it
[17:03] <zzznn> i am back
[17:03] <EvilDaemon> kbrosnan: Maybe try to sneakernet it?
[17:03] <kbrosnan> EvilDaemon: runs from floppy, cd, flash drive. it is not dependent on any os, completely selfcontained
[17:03] <Zmax> Hi all. I want to install python2.4-gtk2 but apt-get selects python-gtk2 instead of it. How can I select python2.4-gtk2 manually?
[17:04] <EvilDaemon> kbrosnan: Thanks.
[17:04] <Dragan91> can someone tell me Xorg or Xfree drivers for ati radeon 9250??
[17:04]  * nnull has 10,000 of ShinobiTeno's babies
[17:04] <[T]ank> hey folks, I have been on the 32 bit version of ubuntu for a while and have had my scanner working with no problem. now that i have upgraded computers and have gone 64 bit, when trying to connect to my hp psc 2110 i get the message, "failed to open device 'hpaio:/net/PSC_2100_series?ip=<IP_ADDRESS>': Device busy. any ideas?
[17:04] <ShinobiTeno> nnull =))
[17:05] <photon_> [T]ank, nobody in their right mind goes 64-bit
[17:05] <techsupport> following these instructions https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Samba/Kerberos made my krb5.conf according to example , here is what mine looks like http://pastebin.com/m53271937 , and i get error when trying 'kinit<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cannot resolve network address for KDC in realm orudie.command.center while getting initial credentials
[17:05] <remoteCTRL> Zmax: sudo apt-get install python2.4-gtk2
[17:05] <photon_> Ever.
[17:05] <komputes> photon_: lol
[17:05] <[T]ank> photon_: but yet they still develop and distribute it
[17:05] <Zmax> remoteCTRL: apt-get selects python-gtk2 instead of python2.4-gtk2
[17:05] <photon_> yes, and nobody needs it and nobody makes drivers for it :)
[17:05] <nnull> odd that synaptic doesnt install it properly tho
[17:05] <remoteCTRL> Zmax: then that is your weapon of choice
[17:05] <komputes> [T]ank: everyone whoues 64 bit is on the server end
[17:06] <bariga> do the quantity of spaces matter in the fstab file?
[17:06] <Zmax> remoteCTRL: what?
[17:06] <remoteCTRL> photon_: so i must be completely outa my mind:P
[17:06] <photon_> remoteCTRL, like I was when I installed XP64 and Ubuntu 64...
[17:06] <photon_> :)
[17:06] <remoteCTRL> Zmax: if you want to install that and ubuntu takes the other version instead that means that is perfectly fine
[17:06] <ShinobiTeno> bariga depends,))) 4GB spaces fstab is sure not good)
[17:06] <outbackwifi> bariga: no, one is enough
[17:06] <Aron_> OK,it shows two CPUs now :)
[17:06] <Dragan91> remoteCTRL, Xfree or Xorg drivers for ati radeon 9250? but it seems they are RPM file what do you advise?
[17:06] <komputes> [T]ank: too much hastle for 64-bit since everything is compiler for 32 by default
[17:06] <photon_> a dumb server box with a harddisk, fine, go 64-bit and earn 4% speed :)
[17:06] <outbackwifi> Aron_: great
[17:07] <Aron_> one more question
[17:07] <[T]ank> when does 8.10 release?
[17:07] <komputes> [T]ank: oct 31
[17:07] <bariga> and is there any way you can know what letter (sda1 for example) is what drive ?
[17:07] <photon_> for anything else, either go 32-bit and save yourself a week of time, or take driver devs hostage and make them dev drivers :)
[17:07] <outbackwifi> Aron_: thats 2 dollars more
[17:07] <Aron_> My graphic card is Geforce 8500GT
[17:07] <magnetron> [T]ank, end of this month
[17:07] <Aron_> oh
[17:07] <[T]ank> i will just wait till then and change it
[17:07] <bariga> cause i'm having trouble with mounting an ntfs filesystem
[17:07] <outbackwifi> :)
[17:07] <Zmax> remoteCTRL: not so perfect, then
[17:07] <Aron_> and I need to know how to find a driver for it
[17:07] <outbackwifi> bariga: sudo fddisk -l should tell all
[17:07] <photon_> My system is up to date!
[17:08] <photon_> wee, now to get python :)
[17:08] <[T]ank> so... flaming aside, is the reason this is not working because of the support for 64bit printer driver?
[17:08] <bariga> thx outbackwifi
[17:08] <deph> komputes: ping
[17:08] <komputes> Aron_: apt-get install envyng-gtk - the app is called Envy, it will install the diver
[17:08] <ShinobiTeno> are you ppl aware, that you can use up to 64GB RAM in 32bit mode?! Check PAE option, you need to recompile kernel though)
[17:08] <photon_> hm! btw, is there an alternative mouse config program? I can find no decent settings.
[17:08] <komputes> deph: pong
[17:08] <deph> komputes: can we talk in private?
[17:08] <photon_> I am using my laptop touchpad, which is easy to configure in Vista.
[17:08] <Dougy[Work]> ShinobiTeno, PAE is garbage
[17:09] <photon_> I mean sens and acc now :)
[17:09] <remoteCTRL> Zmax: what is actually the problem, why do you insist in the version number?
[17:09] <ShinobiTeno> Dougy[Work], i dont think so)
[17:09] <Dougy[Work]> ShinobiTeno, I od.
[17:09] <Dougy[Work]> do*
[17:09] <FooBarWidget> I've just upgraded from postgresql 8.2 to postgresql 8.3, but the postgresql-8.2 entry still shows up in services-admin, and there's no sign of 8.3. what
[17:09] <StevenJosway> When im configuring my internet connection do i want the area titled "network" to be what i put in the address bar to login to my router?
[17:09] <FooBarWidget> what's going on?
[17:09] <ShinobiTeno> Dougy[Work] omg, kk=)
[17:09] <Dougy[Work]> ShinobiTeno, there is no benefit to using PAE. Just go to 64 bit.
[17:09] <yao_ziyuan> when i press alt+ctrl+bksp, is the x sever restarted?
[17:09] <Dougy[Work]> Performance increase and you're not "hacking" the hardware
[17:09] <LjL> Dougy[Work], ShinobiTeno: well, substantiate the respective opinions or avoid giving them
[17:09] <Dougy[Work]> LjL, I did
[17:10] <Dougy[Work]> PAE is just a hardware "hack"
[17:10] <ShinobiTeno> Dougy[Work], perfomance decrease in 32bit code for 15-20% when running 64bit mode.
[17:10] <Dougy[Work]> So then compile it yourself.
[17:10] <Dougy[Work]> Or use 64 bit software.
[17:10] <ShinobiTeno> Dougy[Work] PAE is not a hack, but a feature, installed since Pentium2 in CPU.
[17:10] <Dougy[Work]> ShinobiTeno, it is a hack.
[17:10] <Zmax> remoteCTRL: I am compiling a package, the configure says "checking for pygtk 2.8.0 installed for python 2.4... not found" so I need pygtk2 of that version
[17:11] <LjL> Dougy[Work]: i guess it's not so different from the paged memory that 8-bit processors always used to have. it's not ideal, but unfortunately, 64-bit Ubuntu poses problems of its own.
[17:11] <ShinobiTeno> Dougy[Work], check wiki my friend.
[17:11] <ShinobiTeno> Dougy[Work] PAE extends IP to 36bits, no hacking.
[17:11] <Dougy[Work]> LjL: Was not speaking specifically to Ubuntu
[17:11] <Dougy[Work]> I was speaking in general
[17:11] <Dougy[Work]> I've never used 64 bit Ubuntu, so I could not tell you
[17:11] <RickZilla> scunizi:  Back to the sound card ID number:  Would it be the 8-digit letter/number combination listed right after the device name?
[17:12] <LjL> Dougy[Work]: well, this is the Ubuntu channel though, and there *are* benefits using the 32-bit edition over the 64-bit one
[17:12] <Dougy[Work]> LjL: yes, but just because we're in #ubuntu does not mean it's Ubuntu specific. He didn't say it was.
[17:12] <ducatimoto> #ubuntu-mobile
[17:12] <remoteCTRL> Zmax: as far as i understand you need 2.8 then instead of 2.4 right?
[17:13] <matteo_> how to search for a channel on irc?
[17:13] <LjL> matteo_: /msg alis help
[17:13] <ShinobiTeno> Dougy[Work] I sayd Intel did PAE since P2, and ppl beg to 64bit to get that 3+Gb ram working... no need for 64bit.
[17:13] <ducatimoto> j/#AigoMID
[17:13] <RickZilla> matteo_ depends on your IRC client, I think
[17:13] <LjL> RickZilla: not really, depends on the IRC server rather
[17:14] <RickZilla> LjL:  Thanks for the clarification
[17:14] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	did it work?
[17:14] <ShinobiTeno> So ppl that have 3+Gb RAM can use it with 32bit mode software.
[17:14] <aaron_> the make ran ok
[17:14] <aaron_> the make install ran ok
[17:14] <remoteCTRL> aaron_: and is it working?
[17:14] <aaron_> so how to I run the screencast
[17:15] <remoteCTRL> :D
[17:15] <outbackwifi> aaron_: run the binary
[17:15] <remoteCTRL> aaron_: is there a readme file in the folder?
[17:15] <nnull> anyone here use xmms/2 ?
[17:15] <aaron_> no there is nopt
[17:15] <aaron_> not
[17:15] <ShinobiTeno> nnull use audacious)))
[17:15] <ShinobiTeno> nnull xmms is old audacious)
[17:16] <remoteCTRL> aaron_: well then try and type the name of the application into a console and see what happens next
[17:16] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ after some research ive found xmms is the only media player in linux that has visulisation support :s
[17:16] <csa3d> is it possible to enable composite extension from the command line?
[17:16] <nnull> but meh dunno if i need i tbh
[17:16] <nnull> it*
[17:16] <aaron_> its working
[17:16] <aaron_> I am trying to figure out how to use it now
[17:16] <aaron_> its not a gui
[17:16] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	well fine then:)
[17:16] <photon_> what's the apt-get for stani's ide?
[17:16] <jxander> after I delete something, the Trash doesn't refresh. Is this a known bug?
[17:16] <aaron_> thanks
[17:16] <photon_> stani.be just gives a google page. spoof?
[17:17] <Dragan91> guys wich distros u pref more Mandriva or Ubuntu?
[17:17] <nnull> ill keep audacious, cbfed heh
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	try man <name> oder name -help
[17:17] <rootsnatch> jxander: That happens to me, are you sure you are actually deleting everything?
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> aaron_	np
[17:17] <ShinobiTeno> nnull xmms is old audacious, aud has visualisation plugins.. they work, unless smthg personal prevents..)
[17:17] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ it has a couple, but none of them to standards that id want to use them :s
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> geiss i can recommend
[17:17] <outbackwifi> nnull: I can second what ShinobiTeno says
[17:17] <rootsnatch> jxander: sometimes for some reason it doesn't actually erase everything because of permissions
[17:18] <outbackwifi> nnull: what about songbird?
[17:18] <ShinobiTeno> outbackwifi do this )
[17:18] <nnull> rock spectrum analyser and rocklite do nothing
[17:18] <ShinobiTeno> outbackwifi songbird is browser based player..
[17:18] <matteo_> join #awn
[17:18] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ does songbird have visualisations? heh
[17:18] <outbackwifi> ShinobiTeno: yes
[17:18] <ShinobiTeno> nnull totem has visualisations as well.
[17:19] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ it has ONE afaik :o
[17:19] <rootsnatch> the visualizations in amarok are not very good
[17:19] <ShinobiTeno> nnull )
[17:19] <outbackwifi> nnull: im not that big on vis, even rhythmbox has it
[17:19] <outbackwifi> nnull: i like last.fm best
[17:19] <nnull> yer im starting to think i dont even need it, but just wanted to see what they had to offer..
[17:19] <jim_p> hi there
[17:19] <nnull> im listening to french tecnho heh
[17:19] <nnull> french fm or something
[17:20] <Sponge_Bob> hmm
[17:20] <jamesish> I understand this is probably sacrilege, but do we have any windows active directory network dudes here?
[17:20] <ShinobiTeno> nnull maybe search google for "audacious visualisation plugin"?)
[17:20] <Sponge_Bob> i am in here 2x
[17:20] <nnull> jamesish¬ ifnot try #windows ##networking
[17:20] <Daft_Punk> lol
[17:20] <outbackwifi> jamesish: they're all hiding
[17:20] <nnull> ShinobiTeno¬ i did, thats how i found that xmms is the only one with any decent support for viz :s
[17:21] <johnfg> hi folks
[17:21] <Daft_Punk> guys check this out: http://img84.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot24oi2.png
[17:21] <nnull> meh im over it, ill stick with audacious
[17:21] <johnfg> Just installed ubuntu latest.
[17:21] <outbackwifi> hi johnfg
[17:21] <johnfg> I installed nfs programs, but they're not showing up yet.
[17:21] <johnfg> Do I have to reboot to see them?
[17:21] <outbackwifi> johnfg: showing up where?
[17:22] <Ali_ix> johnfg: show up where
[17:22] <outbackwifi> :)
[17:22] <Ali_ix> :}
[17:22] <nnull> anywhere would be my guess heh
[17:22] <Ali_ix> BTW nfs needs better gui :/
[17:22] <johnfg> outbackwifi: Ali_ix: from one of the menus in gnome, like what I'm used to.
[17:22] <outbackwifi> johnfg: welcome to linux, nothing shows upp, just works well
[17:22] <nnull> Ali_ix¬ ive had no problems with it tbh
[17:22] <Tim1_> how do i configure sound card in ubunto
[17:22] <nnull> and ive mounted over LAN and WAN
[17:23] <nnull> with no "programs" just mount
[17:23] <outbackwifi> johnfg: try mounting from places
[17:23] <Ali_ix> johnfg: write click on floder in nautilus, you can share folder via NFS, thats all you can see az gui
[17:23] <TuxOtaku> so quick question, do I need extra drivers to get an IDE controller card to work in ubuntu?
[17:23] <Tim1_> !audio
[17:23] <nnull> im using pulse audio, but i noticed when i was using ALSA my 5.1 surround works :O
[17:23] <johnfg> Why isn't nfs in services?
[17:24] <Ali_ix> outbackwifi: how do you connect to NFS share through place?
[17:24] <johnfg> Do I instead need to start it with service nfs start?
[17:24] <Ali_ix> *places
[17:24] <outbackwifi> johnfg: service is in redhat/fedora
[17:24] <nnull> johnfg¬ in linux there are very very few times u should need to "reboot" ure pc
[17:24] <Ali_ix> johnfg: no 'service x x' here :)
[17:24] <photon_> is there an app that allows proper mouse settings, i.e. no acceleration at all?
[17:24] <rootsnatch> hey does anyone know how to change the length that the tty terms can scroll back
[17:24] <johnfg> outbackwifi: So, how do I start nfs?
[17:24] <outbackwifi> johnfg: in debian based distros you use /etc/init.d/daemonname
[17:25] <rootsnatch> tty terms being the ones that you get to with ctl-alt f1 or so
[17:25] <bariga> outbackwifi: lolz all this time i was looking for fddisk while it just was fdisk :p
[17:25] <johnfg> outbackwifi: You answered before I even asked!  What a guy!
[17:25] <outbackwifi> bariga: my bad
[17:25]  * outbackwifi is perceptive
[17:25] <Ali_ix> johnfg: it will start at system bootup, and now (after installation) it should be started too
[17:25] <photon_> using Ubuntu with mouse accel is a much lesser experience than other OSes
[17:25] <bariga> outbackwifi: no problem and thanks by the way :)
[17:25] <photon_> :(
[17:25] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ if he just installed hardy, it should of autodetected the drive anyway? has for me on various ubuntu/xubuntu installations
[17:26] <Ali_ix> johnfg: btw, sudo /etc/init.d/SERVICE start is the way
[17:26] <Tim1_> where is sound icon in ubunto
[17:26] <outbackwifi> nnull: a quick ps -fe |gre nfs shouldve told him that
[17:26] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ indeed
[17:26] <photon_> Tim1_, , top right in the bar.
[17:26] <outbackwifi> Tim1_: /usr/share/icons
[17:26] <outbackwifi> oh ok
[17:26] <photon_> oh :)
[17:27] <photon_> he probably wasn't looking for the graphics file outbackwifi  :)
[17:27] <Tim1_> ok ta photo
[17:27] <Tim1_> ta outback
[17:27] <outbackwifi> photon_: i would imagine; just helps people ask better questions
[17:27] <johnfg> Looks like at present, nautilus isn't seeing the nfs share, as the sharing options say I need to install samba (which I will, too).
[17:27] <outbackwifi> johnfg: nfs != samba
[17:28] <johnfg> outbackwifi: Of course, but I'm just saying that the nfs option for sharing didn't show up.
[17:28] <pslboy_kadeem> can someone help me with this , ipod-convenience:
[17:28] <pslboy_kadeem>  Depends: sshfs  but it is not installable
[17:28] <Ali_ix> outbackwifi: how do you mount nfs through places? i can't find any NFS opption in connect to server dialog!
[17:28] <rootsnatch> is it just me or is nfs surprisingly faster than samba?
[17:28] <photon_> outbackwifi, how would you phrase such a question as his then? ;)
[17:29] <outbackwifi> photon_: how do i adjust sound in ubuntu, for a start
[17:29] <KillGuta> how do I unninstall wine for example? and find the 0.9.46 version to download? :)
[17:29] <nnull> Ali_ix¬ lol, since when is a hard drive a server to connect to :D
[17:29] <KillGuta> I read somewhere that it makes games runs WAY smoother :D
[17:29] <komputes> outbackwifi: doubleclick speaker icon in top right
[17:29] <outbackwifi> photon_: there
[17:29] <outbackwifi> komputes: thank you
[17:30] <bariga> omg i've pressed alt+# and my window zoomed in real close
[17:30] <pslboy_kadeem> sigh, this ubuntu is so confusing....
[17:30] <nnull> Ali_ix¬ > !mount
[17:30] <bariga> ho do i undo this :d
[17:30] <bariga> how*
[17:30] <Tim1_> i am using xubunto i can find sound icon
[17:30] <Tim1_> i cant find sound icon
[17:30] <outbackwifi> johnfg: what packages did you install?
[17:30] <nnull> hmm Ali_ix that link may be of no use
[17:31] <johnfg> outbackwifi: Just a sec and I'll tell ya.
[17:31] <KillGuta> how do I unninstall a program? :D
[17:31] <outbackwifi> KillGuta: sudo apt-get remove program
[17:31] <KillGuta> where program is the name? :D
[17:31] <Daft_Punk> KillGuta, what outbackwifi said or through synaptic package manager
[17:32] <outbackwifi> KillGuta: yes unles its called "program"
[17:32] <Ali_ix> nnull: NFS share is HARD DRIVE? :)
[17:33] <bariga> i'll guess i have to stop x service
[17:33] <KillGuta> how do I compile something?
[17:33] <outbackwifi> !compile | KillGuta
[17:33] <Daft_Punk> KillGuta, from source
[17:33] <johnfg> nfs-common; nfs-user-server; plus all the lib and lock stuff that goes with.
[17:33] <nnull> Ali_ix¬ im afraid so :F
[17:33] <jim_p> Ali_ix: the nfs share is mounted at some folder and appears as a shared "drive"
[17:33] <outbackwifi> johnfg: great
[17:34] <KillGuta> thank you!
[17:34] <johnfg> So, what next?
[17:34] <Dreiskat> Once again I'm shocked how F-spot is crappy
[17:34] <jim_p> is there anyone that asked me for info on how to upgrade 7.10 from an 8.04 cd ?
[17:34] <Dreiskat> It really is, u can't do nothing with it
[17:35]  * leinad1123 könnte vielleicht einen ping out kriegn ^^
[17:35] <johnfg> Is there a ubuntu-server package like there's a ubuntu-desktop package?
[17:35] <pslboy_kadeem> E: Package sshfs has no installation candidate why cant i install sshfs?
[17:35] <RickZilla> I need to put a file into the /etc/modprobe.d folder, but I keep getting a permission denied message...any way around this?
[17:35] <ompaul> !de | leinad1123
[17:35] <jim_p> johnfg: nope. it depends on what you want the server to do  eg mail, ftp, nfs, samba
[17:36] <nnull> RickZilla¬ sorry, there is no way to change that.. its impossible.
[17:36] <nnull> :)
[17:36] <Ali_ix> jim_p: i was asking if i can MOUNT one through Places, not looking for already mounted shares
[17:36] <johnfg> Since this is a brand new install, maybe I should try ubuntu server, and then install ubuntu-desktop, eh?
[17:36] <johnfg> wipe out and start over?
[17:36] <outbackwifi> johnfg: do you want to connect to other nfs shares or expose your dirs as nfs shares
[17:36] <Dreiskat> Any better pic viewer prog tham F-spot?
[17:36] <jay> What's a program that makes bruteforce in ssh
[17:36] <nnull> RickZilla¬ you need to use "sudo" and "cp" in terminal for this
[17:36] <nnull> man both commands
[17:36] <jayy> What's a program that makes bruteforce in ssh
[17:37] <RickZilla> nnull:  I'll try that, thanks
[17:37] <johnfg> outbackwifi: Yes!  Actually both!  But first, and sooner, expose my dirs as nfs shares.
[17:37] <outbackwifi> johnfg: so  make appropriate entries in your fstab
[17:37] <RickZilla> nnull:  What do I do after the "sudo" and I give my password?
[17:38] <bariga> how do i stop my x service from running it used to be stopx :)
[17:38] <photon_> Where do I set mouse sensitivity after I set threshold and acc to -1?
[17:38] <nnull> RickZilla¬ pretty simple an example would be "sudo cp /home/user/1.txt /home/user2/1.txt
[17:38] <nnull> RickZilla¬ yea
[17:38] <outbackwifi> johnfg: this might help you --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo
[17:38] <photon_> bariga, xkill?
[17:38] <photon_> hm no, that's for programs, right?
[17:38] <RickZilla> nnull:  What does that do?  Allow permission for that folder?
[17:38] <bariga> doesn't do the job either but i'll try again :)
[17:38] <nnull> rick nah
[17:38] <outbackwifi> bariga: System-> Preferences -> Mouse
[17:39] <photon_> bariga, google should know
[17:39] <outbackwifi> oops'
[17:39] <photon_> !stop x
[17:39] <RickZilla> nnull:  I'm not sure what all of that means then
[17:39] <outbackwifi> photon_: System-> Preferences -> Mouse
[17:39] <Dougy[Work]> whats the name of the ubuntu installer
[17:39] <Dougy[Work]> i booted into the try w/o installing, started install, it froze
[17:39] <outbackwifi> mr hardy heron
[17:39] <Dougy[Work]> i want to restart it
[17:39] <nnull> sudo cp file1 file2   --- file1 being the file you want to copy, file2 where you want it to be copied too
[17:39] <Dougy[Work]> what's the actual name of the installer so i can grep for the pid
[17:39] <nnull> RickZilla¬ ^
[17:39] <photon_> outbackwifi, yes, will try, however I seem to recall that change settings in gconf-editor
[17:39] <RickZilla> nnull:  Got it, thanks
[17:39] <nnull> RickZilla¬ copying is a little different in linux
[17:39] <nnull> RickZilla¬ no worries
[17:39] <Tim1_> !audio
[17:39] <RickZilla> nnull:  I'm finding that :-)
[17:39] <photon_> I'd rather set it there so I have control beyond the dragbar
[17:39] <wburn> good morning, does anyone have any insight on Ubuntu Installs on Inspiron 518 Quad Core PCs.  After the install, the computer will list out ATA errors.  Does anyone know if i need to change any bios settings to support this?
[17:39] <sudoconfused> what's good about it?
[17:39] <outbackwifi> Dougy[Work]: reboot with livecd
[17:40] <RickZilla> Any way to give myself access to any folder I want to?
[17:40] <RickZilla> Or do I always have to do it via terminal?
[17:40] <bariga> outbackwifi: it says xkill: unable to open display ""
[17:40] <Indoctrine> How do I tell what drivers I'm using for my hardware? (Not restricted ones)
[17:40] <outbackwifi> bariga: is X running?
[17:40]  * omolina solo!
[17:40] <LjL> Indoctrine: sudo lshw
[17:41] <bariga> yes i'm on xchat gnome version
[17:41] <Indoctrine> Wow, I just learned that I have Firewire.
[17:41] <Indoctrine> xD
[17:41] <FooBarWidget> I've just upgraded from postgresql 8.2 to postgresql 8.3, but the postgresql-8.2 entry still shows up in services-admin, and there's no sign of 8.3. what's going on?
[17:42] <outbackwifi> bariga: which client do you want to kill?
[17:42] <photon_> dragbar for sensitivity does nothing. I'd like to set sens/scaling in gconf-editor.
[17:42] <photon_> anyone? :)
[17:42] <Rhorse> RickZilla, gksudo nautilus
[17:42] <Dreiskat> plaah, I mean i have tried to keep ubuntu alive and keep telling myself that one day i will be happy user, and all problems are solved. Guess that day never comes and I will be forced to install MS back to comp.
[17:42] <Indoctrine> LjL: Specifically if I wanted to look what drivers my graphics card is using?
[17:42] <KillGuta> bah :(
[17:42] <KillGuta> could someone help me compile wine?
[17:42] <bariga> i don't know what ubuntu standard uses
[17:42] <KillGuta> it's an older version
[17:43] <LjL> Indoctrine: sudo lshw -C video
[17:43] <Indoctrine> Tah much
[17:43] <outbackwifi> bariga: are you trying to restart X or shut it down or kill an X client?
[17:43] <EvilDaemon> What's the command to make all your partitions into one big one, using fdisk?
[17:43] <EvilDaemon> Or just delete them all
[17:43] <zzznn> yes
[17:43] <outbackwifi> KillGuta: that would not be necessary, use apt-get to install
[17:43] <Ali_ix> EvilDaemon: use parted or gparted
[17:44] <zzznn> help
[17:44] <bariga> i'd rather stop it but restarting it could go as well
[17:44] <zzznn> use help
[17:44] <KillGuta> outbackwifi the version I am installing works better with games
[17:44] <sysdoc> I just did some updates from the update mgr and after a reboot I got another update notification for restricted drivers. Now the restricted drivers is presenting 3 options for the Nvidia drivers. I'm currently running ver 173, I have a choice of two others ver 71 ver and 96. Does anyone know which is actually the newest??
[17:44] <Indoctrine> LjL: It doesn't list what drivers my video card is using.
[17:44] <EvilDaemon> Ali_ix: Just parted, no arguments
[17:44] <outbackwifi> bariga: ctl+alt+backspace restarts
[17:44] <LjL> Indoctrine: pastebin what it says
[17:44] <KillGuta> so anyone got an idea how? :)
[17:44] <remoteCTRL> is it habit not to support "ancient" graphics cards anymore?
[17:44] <bariga> cause i was planning on modifing my x client so i can login on different screens
[17:44] <Ali_ix> !parted | EvilDaemon
[17:44] <photon_> Isn't there a way to make a slow mouse fast without using accel, ie. setting sens in gconf-editor? But all I have there is threshold and accel factor. :(
[17:44] <bariga> thx :)