[10:04] <tiyowan> Myrtti: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-tweak-ubuntu.html
[10:05] <yaris123456789> AnnonyMouse: thanks
[10:05] <AnnonyMouse> anyone here know what's up with the apt/dpkg install errors?
[10:05] <Myrtti> tiyowan, AnnonyMouse in the future, please do not suggest ubuntu tweak to anyone, ok?
[10:05] <tiyowan> Myrtti: I did not suggest it to anyone - I pointed out the link to you.
[10:05] <AnnonyMouse> y not? it does the job & avoits complications. same as envy-ng
[10:06] <cypha> thanks guys
[10:06] <mainstream_> what's wrong with ubuntu tweak?
[10:06] <mainstream_> :S
[10:06] <Myrtti> AnnonyMouse: because that isn't official part of ubuntu
[10:06] <Tiede> @cypha I was trying the Dev pages for skype, but it's not clear :( https://developer.skype.com/Docs/ApiDoc/FrontPage
[10:06] <mainstream_> so because it's not official it's shouldn't be discussed?
[10:06] <Myrtti> mainstream_: we haven't checked if it's kosher
[10:07] <AnnonyMouse> tru. but neither is skype, nor is vmware,  nvidia/ati propietary drivers. t's a tool that get's the job done
[10:07] <mainstream_> ok :) well i used it a couple times, and it's great for me
[10:07] <mainstream_> :)
[10:07] <AnnonyMouse> & neither is the FAT fs, or NTFS or HFSpluss
[10:07] <Myrtti> AnnonyMouse: and we don't support skype here either
[10:08] <koshari> naxa: this file may be wortha look, /usr/share/mime/packages/freedesktop.org.xml
[10:09] <AnnonyMouse> no. but it's important to support the migration off commonly-used platforms. an all-or-nothig position is not going to garner any new users
[10:09] <ikonia> AnnonyMouse: those packages are included in the main repos - so have community support, tweak does not, so it's not supported
[10:09] <simplexio> Myrtti: bashing ubuntu-tweak because it isnt official sound bad idea
[10:10] <ikonia> simplexio: thats not the reason
[10:10] <AnnonyMouse> i get ur point, though i would caution being acommodating 2 n00bs until they're comfy enough to go full-FLOSS. it's taken me years of hard work 2get 2 that pont
[10:10] <ikonia> simplexio: it's a dangerous product that can have negative effects on your syste,,
[10:10] <zekai> jjjj
[10:10] <Tiede> @ikonia , Myrtti well, do you know a better metapackage that is already in the repos?
[10:10] <ikonia> AnnonyMouse: don't call people "n--bs"
[10:10] <tiyowan> ikonia: Ah I get it now. Goof point.
[10:10] <tiyowan> ikonia: er, good.
[10:10] <simplexio> Myrtti: if you rally want to have all conversation "official" in this channel then you allow only canonical employee to answer questions
[10:10] <ikonia> AnnonyMouse: `"n00bs" sorry
[10:10] <mrvdv> how do i install a i386 file
[10:11] <AnnonyMouse> y not? i was a n00b, and in some regard I still am
[10:11] <ikonia> mrvdv: what file/product do you want to use ?
[10:11] <zekai> merhaba
[10:11] <simplexio> ikonia: can have? or its very unstable ?
[10:11] <simplexio> ikonia: even normal upgrade can have negative effect to your system
[10:12] <AnnonyMouse> so? nobody have any insights into the apt/dpkg installation errors cropping up?
[10:12] <simplexio> actually.. using ubuntu after installation can have negative performace to system :)
[10:12] <pixie79> hi, i am making a new kernel but my make-kpkg command is failing with the following error, does anyone have any ideas:  making target binary-arch [new prereqs: do-binary-arch]
[10:13] <Tiede> @simplexio I second that! upgrading to Intrepid then Jaunty made by graphics all fuzzed and blue... Can't watch any videos now :'(
[10:13] <Tiede> @simplexio Isn't that a common fact of all operation systems :D ;)
[10:13] <AnnonyMouse> I've had that issue b4 with another system making use of regular deb repo's, but this is a fresh VM jaunty, and relates to a std package in repo: apt-cacher-ng
[10:13] <simplexio> Tiede: yes it is, ubuntu just dosent degreade that much :)
[10:13] <tiyowan> simplexio: I think you misunderstood slightly. Take for example, a custom kernel. I doubt that a custom kernel is supported.
[10:14] <AdvoWork> is there a way to get all computer names/ip addresses on my network? sudo nmap -O <IP_ADDRESS>/24 gets ip's but not comp names
[10:15] <simplexio> tiyowan: probably.. there are stuff that is supportyed , stuff that isnt supported and stuff that is so unstable that just installing and running it once will probably broke system
[10:15] <koshari> AdvoWork there is a way to do that, i did it a while ago, its slow, but i forgot the command
[10:15] <JonTheNiceGuy> AdvoWork: Try adding -R
[10:15] <simplexio> so if ubuntu-tweak is one of those dangerous programs, then i agree that ppl should warn about it. in other case myrtti shouldnt comment about talking about it
just configure a new kernel
[10:16] <AdvoWork> JonTheNiceGuy, like -O -R ?
[10:16] <simplexio> AdvoWork: names as ? dns ?hostnames ? or what
[10:17] <JonTheNiceGuy> AdvoWork: Sounds about right
[10:17] <Myrtti> simplexio: which is why I'm reading the source of it now
netstat
[10:17] <AnnonyMouse> simplexio : i believe that 1 should be wary of ANY propietry piece of s/w, but that should not deter you from hacking/exploiting it
[10:17] <koshari> AdvoWork try "nmap -v -sP <IP_ADDRESS>-253"
[10:18] <JonTheNiceGuy> AdvoWork: it's namp -v -sP -R <IP_ADDRESS>/24"
[10:18] <tiyowan> Myrtti: I think it just automates the process of editing config files.
[10:18] <AdvoWork> OR can i get the computer name from an IP? if i have that IP directly?
[10:18] <ikonia> AdvoWork: if you have reverse dns setup, sure
[10:18] <AnnonyMouse> AdvoWork: u could use arp for that
[10:18] <simplexio> tiyowan: which has high change to broke system if its implemented wrong
[10:19] <insmod> AdvoWork>yes
[10:19] <cypha> How can i run Google Gadgets from the command line?
[10:19] <cypha> like start it
[10:19] <cypha> google-gadgets doesn't work
[10:19] <debbs> anyboy hear of a firewall called ipconfu
[10:20] <Tiede> @cypha i believe its gg something...
[10:20] <cypha> nope
[10:20] <debbs> oops i mean anybody!
[10:20] <Tiede> @cypha try typing gg and use tab completion (had it a long while ago, but i don't use it anymore)...
[10:21] <cypha> nope
[10:21] <cypha> ggz-wrapper
[10:21] <Tiede> @cypha It's ggl-gtk
[10:22] <tiyowan> simplexio: Agreed. I'm looking at the source code as well - it's written in python.
[10:22] <cypha> says it's not installed
[10:22] <cypha> that's weird
[10:22] <cypha> i just installed google gadgets
[10:22] <cypha> and it's in the system tray
[10:22] <simplexio> Tiede: wink wink.. this one hilights on moust irc clients
[10:22] <dquestions> anyone here drive  an old (90's ) bmw 318i?
[10:22] <cypha> it's in my Applications menu
[10:23] <cypha> can't i find out what the applications menu is doing to run it?
did i park it wrong?
[10:23] <cypha> like you can in windows?
[10:23] <tiyowan> !ot | dquestions
[10:23] <simplexio> im starting to think this channel is worth of it..
[10:24] <simplexio> we have somewhat low traffic moment going on and ppl complain about !ot
[10:24] <cypha> hello? How can I find out what the location the Applications menu is using to run google gadgets?
[10:24] <simplexio> or !windows
[10:24] <Tiede> @cypha go to System->Preferences->Main Menu, select Applications, find it, locate it, and select properties on the right hand side.
[10:24] <tiyowan> cypha: Have you tried typing ggl-gtk from a terminal?
[10:24] <AdvoWork> ok, the problem i have is. im connected to a voip phone, this has an ip(ive got the ip of this) from there, my pc connects to that. can i find the ip from that somehow?
[10:25] <cypha> compiz is gnome, right?
[10:25] <cypha> it's ggl-qt
[10:25] <hellues> hey
[10:25] <cypha> but i thought qt was KDE
[10:25] <cypha> i have compiz, which is gnome, right?
[10:25] <hellues> are there any program to work .dmg on ubuntu
[10:25] <simplexio> AdvoWork: which ip ? voip phone. you could try pinf broadcast address, or simply using tcpdump/wireshark to listen traffic
[10:26] <AdvoWork> simplexio, are they easy to use?
[10:26] <tiyowan> cypha: I suspect you have gnome. Please try: ggl-gtk
[10:26] <cypha> tiyowan, how do i uninstall ggl-qt then?
[10:26] <simplexio> AdvoWork: or calling from voip to pc and using netstat to figure where call came from
[10:26] <simplexio> AdvoWork: yes
[10:26] <cypha> and also, why do i have Qt4 Settings in my Settings>Application menu?
[10:27] <Tiede> @cypha sudo apt-get purge ggl-qt
[10:27] <hellues> any response
[10:27] <Tiede> @cypha you probably have some other app that depends on qt that installed it for windowing purposes..
[10:27] <chocobanana> hellues: The archive manager can possibly you open them but just to see the file and directory contents
[10:27] <simplexio> hellues: what is dmg  ?
[10:27] <koshari> cypha qt is a development platform, kde is developed using qt like many other apps.
[10:27] <cypha> i wonder what, cuz i'm using gnome
[10:27] <AdvoWork> simplexio, i like the sound of calling from voip to pc, how do you mean exactly?
[10:27] <cypha> oh
[10:27] <hellues> max osx extension
[10:27] <hellues> mac*
[10:27] <tiyowan> cypha: If you install an application that uses the qt widgets (which is the one used by the KDE environment), then the qt libraries will be installed as, regardless of whether you're using gnome or kde. And that is why you see the QT4 settings in gnome
[10:28] <cypha> did purge properly remove everything that ggl-qt came with?
[10:28] <simplexio> AdvoWork: ekiga which is registered to same voip network as voip phone
[10:28] <Tiede> yes, purge will remove the program AND it's configurations files
[10:28] <tiyowan> cypha: If it didn't report any errors, then you should be ok. :)
[10:28] <koshari> cypha its likely you have an ap developed using qt, ie, vlc, amarok, k3b, avidemux(qt) ect
[10:28] <cypha> btw, when i ran ggl-qt from the terminal, it said "Not a regular file: /"
[10:29] <flashman5> hi everybody!
[10:29] <simplexio> AdvoWork: do you know what protocol its uses ?
[10:29] <tiyowan> cypha: Are you trying to install google gadgets?
[10:29] <cypha> i had it installed
[10:29] <cypha> ggl-qt
[10:29] <Tiede> @cypha I'd say try sudo apt-get purge ggl-qt google-gadgets && sudo apt-get install google-gadgets again...
[10:29] <cypha> but when i ran that from the terminal (after i installed it), it said  it wasn't a regular file
[10:30] <AdvoWork> simplexio, the pcs are connected to snom phones for SIP. running from a trixbox/asterisk server
[10:30] <tiyowan> cypha: You had the wrong version installed. Try sudo apt-get install google-gadgets-gtk now.
[10:30] <hellues> possible to run mac osx program on ubuntu
[10:30] <tiyowan> cypha: After running this command, "Google Gadgets" should show up in Applications -> Internet
[10:30] <simplexio> AdvoWork: then its easy.. just conf ekiga on pc to use same asterix, and call from voip to pc
[10:31] <Tiede> @hellues you will need an emulator for that
[10:31] <hellues> hmm
[10:31] <simplexio> AdvoWork: or even more easier, go to * server and check registered phones address
[10:31] <cypha> google gadgets QT is still in the applications menu
[10:31] <hellues> are there any emulator
[10:31] <hellues> is it like wine
[10:31] <tiyowan> cypha: Ignore that for the moment.
[10:31] <hellues> how can i find that
[10:31] <cypha> so it didn't fully remove?
[10:31] <AdvoWork> simplexio, ahh didnt think of that. but.. i can get the phone ip fine, its just the ip of the pc
[10:31] <Tiede> @hellues yes. the idea is the same. just Mac instead of windows.
[10:31] <koshari> cypha check the path of the menu app
[10:31] <tiyowan> cypha: It's probably a left-over menu reference. :)
[10:32] <cypha> k
[10:32] <mrvdv> where can i get plesk from ?
[10:32] <simplexio> AdvoWork: ifconfig on that pc ? or was the problem that you could get access to pc
[10:32] <flashman5> I would appreciate is someone could help me with booting the Ubuntu Netbook remix on an Acer Aspire One netbook. I have created the boot pendrive, everything works fine on my eMachines laptop, but when I try to boot the netbook it freezes at the starting options of Ubuntu, no response to keyboard and the strangest is that I dont even get the language selector screen before that
[10:32] <hellues> Tiede,  do you know ones
[10:32] <tiyowan> cypha: I think you can get rid of it if you right-click on your menu and edit it - I don't remember the exact steps, but you have to untick the checkmark next to it to make it go away.
[10:32] <hellues> do you know macosx emulator
[10:32] <cypha> i can still run ggl-qt
[10:33] <cypha> i just ran /usr/bin/ggl-qt from the terminal and it still worked
[10:33] <Tiede> @hellues try www.linux.org/apps/all/System/Emulators.html
[10:34] <AdvoWork> simplexio, ive got access to most pcs, just not this one lol, its typical, eventually i want to be able to manage all ubuntu pcs remotely from this pc. Is that possible(once i have the ip?)
[10:34] <cypha> tiyowan?
[10:34] <harpreet_> how can i open wps files?
[10:34] <koshari> harpreet_ what are they?
[10:35] <Caleb-a-html-cod> Im getting a new laptop in like 3 weeks. It has 4gb ram. Is that enough for it to work?
[10:35] <tiyowan> cypha: Okay. Can you type dpkg -l | ggl, copy the results, go to pastebin.ubuntu.com, paste the results there, and post the link here?
[10:35] <SunnyD> Caleb-a-html-cod: yeah, you will be able to do everything
[10:35] <Tiede> @hellues the link i sent you might be broken... here's a better one. with LOTS more: http://www.thefreecountry.com/emulators/macintosh.shtml
[10:35] <koshari> Caleb-a-html-cod of course, PCs once ran on 600k
[10:35] <zekai> nnn
[10:35] <SunnyD> Caleb-a-html-cod: what do you need ? vmware ? movies, etc... ?
[10:35] <Caleb-a-html-cod> SunnyD: thanks
[10:35] <magnetron> koshari, harpreet_: is it a Microsoft Works word processor file?
[10:35] <norpan111> I try to start xchat but it crashes my whole Seassion, the computer like freeze
[10:36] <norpan111> What could be the reason?
[10:36] <cypha> i found the file
[10:36] <Caleb-a-html-cod> All i needed to know, ty
[10:36] <SunnyD> norpan111: did you check "dmseg" ?
[10:36] <harpreet_> magnetron: yes, koshari
[10:36] <koshari> magnetron: you could try OO or even gedit, however with the second you may lose formating
[10:36] <cypha> in /usr/bin
[10:36] <SunnyD> norpan111: sorry, go to terminal and run "dmesg"
[10:36] <cypha> ggl-qt is still there
[10:36] <koshari> magnetron sorry harpreet_
[10:36] <simplexio> AdvoWork: :) so no access at all to that one pc.. and remove control is possible even between different OS
[10:36] <cypha> if i delete that file, will it be permanently gone with no other remnants?
[10:36] <SunnyD> Caleb-a-html-cod: anything i am buying from now on is 64bit, i dont give a fuck
[10:37] <norpan111> SunnyD:  and now what?
[10:37] <tiyowan> cypha: Please don't delete files directly from /usr/bin - it doesn't work that way.
[10:37] <magnetron> harpreet_→ the standard Open-office that is shipped with new versions of Ubuntu supports it
[10:37] <tiyowan> !language | SunnyD
[10:37] <harpreet_> magnetron: so i should upgrade oo?
[10:37] <CSSnub> during boot when Ubuntu says "Boot from (hd0,4) ext3 ..." is it mounting the drive? It seems to take an extraordinarily long time.
[10:37] <SunnyD> norpan111: i dont know, pastebin.com the outcome it and copy it here we will check
[10:37] <CSSnub> Is my poor little box in distress?
[10:37] <SunnyD> tiyowan: sorry
[10:37] <norpan111> SunnyD:  ok
[10:37] <Tiede> @cypha deleting things left and write in /usr/bin is like playing around with C:/Program Files in windows... Potentially volatile...
[10:37] <magnetron> harpreet_→ no, just use the one that ships with ubuntu.
[10:38] <tiyowan> cypha: Type dpkg -l | ggl, copy the results, go to pastebin.ubuntu.com, paste the results there, and post the link here.
[10:38] <tiyowan> cypha: sorry, it's paste.ubuntu.com
[10:38] <norpan111> SunnyD:  Here it is ; http://pastebin.com/m5695f6d
[10:38] <magnetron> harpreet_→ ubuntu ships with Go-oo that supports Works files. if you install any other version, you'll probably get the regular OO.org that doesn't support works files
eeeek don't do that
[10:39] <SunnyD> norpan111: yeah well don't  only count on me brother, ask around as well :S
[10:39] <SunnyD> :D
[10:39] <norpan111> Yeah
never del a file in user bin = broken system
[10:39] <harpreet_> magnetron: it opens the file but doesnt display contents
[10:39] <norpan111> Everytime i start xchat everything crashes, the picture get all wrong and looks like a puzzel.
[10:40] <AdvoWork> simplexio, whats the best way to go about remotely working on other pcs? terminal services, or ssh or? and how?
[10:40] <Tiede> @everyone I think cypha gets the message now ;)
[10:40] <magnetron> harpreet_→ are you using the standard version that is shipped with Ubuntu? or did you "upgrade" to any other version?
[10:40] <SunnyD> norpan111: have you tried using Pidgin ?
[10:40] <norpan111> SunnyD:  yes pidgin works, but why not xchat? it has worked before
[10:40] <flashman5> can someone help me with the netbook problem? its driving me crazy
[10:40] <tiyowan> AdvoWork: Well - depends on what you're trying to do. For simple file-transfer, ssh is best.
[10:40] <norpan111> SunnyD:  its all since i installed proper drivers for my graphic card
[10:40] <simplexio> AdvoWork: on ubuntu enviroment i would use ssh + vnc
[10:41] <harpreet_> magnetron: standard
[10:41] <norpan111> SunnyD:  also my gnome-do dockdy is very laggy.. and my graphiccard should fix this just fine
[10:41] <AdvoWork> simplexio, and what do i need to setup on client pcs?
ssh fish etc
[10:41] <cypha> tiede, so what should i do?
[10:41] <tiyowan> cypha: Type dpkg -l | ggl, copy the results, go to pastebin.ubuntu.com, paste the results there, and post the link here.
[10:41] <SunnyD> norpan111: have you did sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get dist-update
[10:41] <Tiede> @flashman5 we don't know what your problem is... tried tossing it out the window?
[10:41] <simplexio> AdvoWork: on mixed env still ssh+vnc.. its pretty simple, and you can share desktop with vnc in ubunut and windows
remove the package
[10:41] <norpan111> SunnyD:  no, should i ?
[10:42] <BrixSat> Hello
[10:42] <simplexio> AdvoWork: in ubuntu just mark x to allow sharing desktop and in windows you need to install tightvnc server/realvnc server
[10:42] <bloo> are u talkin to me
[10:42] <SunnyD> norpan111: yes, i would at least try , maybe some update are there: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-update
[10:42] <BrixSat> is there any way to connect to a machine and administer like team viewer or log me in?
[10:42] <simplexio> AdvoWork: there are other option to that server stuff too.. but i dont have experience using that windows own system
[10:43] <SunnyD> norpan111: yes, i would at least try , maybe some update are there: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[10:43] <SunnyD> norpan: sorry
[10:43] <norpan111> SunnyD:  yeah its done
[10:43] <tiyowan> AdvoWork: If you want to ssh in from a windows box, you could always use cygwin as a quick shell.
[10:43] <norpan111> SunnyD:  dist-update could not be done
[10:43] <norpan111> omg its in swedish i dont how to translate
[10:44] <simplexio> AdvoWork: im not 100% if windows own desktop sharing can be used with open source client..
[10:44] <SunnyD> norpan111:  dist-upgrade
[10:44] <norpan111> oh
[10:44] <koshari> simplexio you can use tightvnc
[10:44] <flashman5> @Tiede: I'm pretty sure it will be the next step:) As I wrote about 5 minutes before I try to boot ubuntu netbook remix from pendrive on an aspire one to install the OS but it freezes at the starting screen where you select to install ubuntu, no response to keyboard
[10:44] <norpan111> SunnyD:  ther is 0 to upgrade and install
[10:44] <norpan111> so im all up-to-date SunnyD
[10:44] <hateball> norpan111: also, there (at least used to) be a bug with the swedish translation, where it says to press "J/N" but it only accepts Y....
[10:45] <SunnyD> norpan111: that suxxx brother
[10:45] <norpan111> hateball:  ok but i always press y anyway:P
[10:45] <SunnyD> norpan111: usually dmesg tells some information on what went wrong
[10:45] <koshari> flashman5 are you sure your pendrive is bootable, ie have you tried a different iso with unetbootin?
[10:45] <norpan111> SunnyD:  did you read my dmesg?
[10:45] <Tiede> @flashman5 have you checked the md5sums to make sure it's ok?
[10:45] <AdvoWork> simplexio, its just ubuntu - ubuntu which is nice, what do you mean by:  in ubuntu just mark x to allow sharing desktop?
[10:46] <norpan111> flashman5:  have you tried the usb live creator?
[10:46] <flashman5> the strange thing is that I have tried it in my laptop and it booted fine, the live ubuntu started correctly, so the pendrive should be ok
[10:46] <SunnyD> norpan111: i tried, i am no pro @ gnu/linux
[10:46] <simplexio> AdvoWork: its in desktop setting if i recall right
[10:47] <flashman5> but when I try in the aspire one it doesnt even gives me the language selector screen, just gives the freezed starting options
[10:47] <norpan111> Is there somebody that is "pro" that could read my dmesg ?
[10:47] <simplexio> AdvoWork: setting -> user setting -> desktop setting or something
[10:49] <norpan111> Is there anyone that can read my dmesg to figure out why my whole session crashes when i start Xchat?
[10:49] <Tiede> @norpan111  your dmesg does not provide any crash info
[10:49] <norpan111> ok
[10:49] <insmod> anyone wanna tell me if something works?
[10:49] <norpan111> Well i had to restart computer when i start xchat
[10:49] <koshari> flashman5 what bios boot option did you choose?
[10:49] <norpan111> as soon as start xchat the whole screen turns like a puzzel
[10:50] <SunnyD> Tiede: what will provide crash info then ? /etc/log/* ?
[10:50] <SunnyD> insmod: sure go
[10:51] <insmod> http://<IP_ADDRESS>/player.html or any payer eg gmpalyer http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080
[10:51] <norpan111> Why does my screen turns into a puzzle when i start XCHAT?
[10:51] <flashman5> @koshari: I see the pendrive in the bios as USB FDD
[10:52] <Tiede> @SunnyD maybe... or /var/log/... best bet is thru the apport, or running the program from the command line.
[10:52] <koshari> flashman5 its not a usb fdd,
[10:52] <norpan111> Tiede:  but as soon as i run the program the screen turns inthingo a puzzle and crashes everyt
[10:52] <SunnyD> insmod: wow works great
[10:52] <flashman5> ??
[10:52] <zeeble> hi. anyone know of a GUI frontend for ffmpeg that works to convert mpg to different formats, including flv?
[10:52] <insmod> great thatnks in html or gmplayer etc
[10:53] <koshari> flashman5 can you change it to usb hdd or something more relevent, itas not going to boot under floppy emulation
[10:53] <SunnyD> insmod: i thought it was a radio station :D so ia dded it to my radio player
[10:53] <norpan111> Tiede:  so im unable to read from terminal
[10:53] <SunnyD> insmod: then i tried the firefox
did firefox work?
[10:54] <flashman5> koshari: how can I change it? it just recognises it as USB FDD
[10:54] <SunnyD> insmod: yes , still working, i see guitars
[10:54] <insmod> lol
[10:54] <Tiede> @norpan111 try piping the output to a file on the desktop and break out of X... ( command >> ~/Desktop/filename)
[10:54] <koshari> flashman5 i dont know i have only ever booted an acer one on a usb cdrom on a guy at works acer one
[10:54] <mrvdv> how can i make a sub domain like whateva.mrvdv.com go to a certain folder on my server ?
can you hear audio
[10:55] <norpan111> Tiede:  i dont know how to do that
[10:55] <SunnyD> insmod: there is audio ? but i see error message at bottom :
[10:55] <norpan111> like
[10:55] <Tiede> @norpan111 command >> ~/Desktop/filename
[10:55] <norpan111> "xchat ~/desktop/filename"  Tiede  ?
[10:56] <AdvoWork> simplexio, basically ive got the ip of the pc now. can i not just ssh to that machine from mine, or do i still have to mess with the client?
[10:56] <Tiede> @norpan111 xchat >> ~/Desktop/filename
[10:56] <SunnyD> insmod: i can hear you now
[10:56] <norpan111> so i nead the >>
[10:56] <ThorsonB> anyone up
ya i rewrote the vlc code -- can you hear
[10:56] <AdvoWork> simplexio, actually I just get connection refused
[10:57] <Tiede> yes, norpan111 , you need it. other wise, it won't work.
[10:57] <norpan111> ok
better
[10:57] <flashman5> does anyone know how to change a netbooks settings so that it will see the pendrive as USB HDD instead of USB FDD? Can that cause the boot problem anyway?
[10:57] <norpan111> "the file or catalog does not exist"
[10:57] <norpan111> omg
[10:58] <ThorsonB> How do I install XAMMP?
[10:58] <Tiede> @norpan111 hmm... ok... that's me befuddled...
[10:59] <norpan111> Tiede:  i even created i file on desktop
[10:59] <norpan111> argh
[10:59] <cypha> tiyowan: dpgk command not found
[10:59] <Tiede> i am confused... is "the file or catalogue does not exist" the content of that file?
[11:00] <supersasho> hi.. sometimes in arecord -l i don't have listed my usb webcam microphone, any idea why? it can be "repaired" by rebooting, but this is an anoying solution
[11:00] <Tiede> @cypha it's dpkg
[11:01] <tiyowan> cypha: It's dp*kg* -l | grep ggl
[11:01] <norpan111_> Tiede:  it crashed now when i tried to resize firefox to
[11:01] <norpan111_> what in the name of god is happening?
[11:01] <Tiede> @norpan111 i am confused... is "the file or catalogue does not exist" the content of that file?
[11:01] <alex___> hi! I'm trying to connect to a device with telnet but the \n must be different, because I can connect with HyperTerminal (windows), but I always receive an error when I send a command from linux telnet. I tried minicom, but the device has a IP (not serial) and I can't connect to it.
[11:02] <norpan111_> Tiede:  no it does not find the file
[11:02] <alumno> noelia carboneroç
[11:02] <ghostlines> anyone know where i can find info on adding a tap device to my interfaces file?
[11:02] <norpan111_> Tiede:  i tried to resize the xchat window it crashed, and has not been working since. And now i tried to resize firefox and my session crashed to
[11:03] <cypha> ok, nothing happened when i wrote it this time
[11:03] <cypha> no output
[11:03] <Tiede> @norpan111 there must be something missing from your install. If you have the default ubuntu (with Gnome) in a terminal, type sudo apt-get purge ubuntu-desktop && apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[11:03] <[nrx]> I have a weird problem, not necessarily Ubuntu related. In a hotel, I've purchased wireless access. However, once connected, the browser doesn't load the correct 'login page' so I can't get it enabled. If I boot up in XP or OSX then it's fine. Can anyone help? :(
[11:03] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[11:04] <Gushter13> hi
[11:04] <norpan111_> Tiede:  can you type that in private msg? cus i get flooded with messages
[11:04] <Tiede> !netsplit| norpan111_
[11:05] <norpan111_> Tiede:  okey, can you still write in private?:P
[11:07] <gms3gr> is there an application i can use to manage the music on my iPhone 1G?
[11:07] <sluxor> I'm using an NEC laptop P8100. When I boot the X-window system on Ubuntu 9.0.4 it shows changing colours, it does the same with all other mainstream Linux distributions except for Slackware. Any Ideas?
[11:07] <[nrx]> I have a weird problem, not necessarily Ubuntu related. In a hotel, I've purchased wireless access. However, once connected, the browser doesn't load the correct 'login page' so I can't get it enabled. If I boot up in XP or OSX then it's fine. Can anyone help? :(
[11:08] <znh_> Hello :)
[11:08] <wazimu> dsd
[11:08] <the-killer> Hello all , how i can increase the max record on mysql server ?
[11:08] <Tiede> @[nrx]  could it be that your browser is blocking scripts or auto-redirections?
[11:08] <znh_> I'd like to put Ubuntu on this USB device.. Is there an IMG file that I can use? I've only seen one for Netbooks. I know the option of installing it from CD. Yet I can't do that at the moment.
[11:09] <SunnyD> [nrx]: looks like you might have static IP or static default gateway still in there ?
[11:09] <[nrx]> Tiede, I guess it's possible but i'm running firefox in both Linux and the others with no problems. I've been to other hotels and not had this problem. It's got me flumaxed
[11:10] <[nrx]> SunnyD, I thought that too but nope. I've tried with the wired connection and wireless - both set the correct IP's and DNS via DHCP so no problems there
[11:10] <gms3gr> is there an application for ubuntu  i can use to manage the music on my iPhone 1G?
[11:11] <znh_> can I use the netbook version of Ubuntu on an Intel Pentium M processor?
[11:11] <haffe> Probably.
[11:11] <grandemahatma> hallo. I want to copy some files via scp, but I'm too lazy to run "scp" for each single file and insert each time my password. Is there a way for creating a batch that does it for me?
[11:11] <haffe> But why would you want to?
[11:11] <sluxor> I'm using an NEC laptop P8100. When I boot the X-window system on Ubuntu 9.0.4 it shows changing colours, it does the same with all other mainstream Linux distributions except for Slackware. Any Ideas?
[11:11] <znh_> haffe, it's the only version that has an IMG file
[11:11] <haffe> znh_: ?
[11:11] <znh_> haffe, I want to install it on USB directly without having the need of a CDROM
[11:12] <haffe> Last time I checked there was an ISO out for every version.
[11:12] <cypha> why didn't the dpkg grep have any output?/?
[11:12] <AdvoWork> i just tried: tar zxfv myfile.gz and it says: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format  any ideas please?
[11:12] <koshari> open ttydev: Permission denied
[11:12] <[nrx]> Tiede, SunnyD: From what I can remember, it doesn't seem to give me a proper connection. Yes, it's connected to the network and I have an address assigned as well as the DNS servers etc however I can't ping any IP on the network (including the default router, DNS etc) It comes back with destination unknown or similar (can't remember, was last night :) )
[11:13] <znh_> haffe, that's why I need an IMG file
[11:13] <haffe> znh_: iso to img should be a trivial conversion
[11:14] <znh_> haffe, but would i twork?
[11:14] <mrvdv> whats better to use. redhat 9 or ubuntu 9
[11:14] <haffe> znh_: Probably.
[11:14] <znh_> haffe, thanks :)
[11:14] <ghostlines> can anyone help me set up a tap device?
[11:17] <grandemahatma> hallo. I want to copy some files via scp, but I'm too lazy to run "scp" for each single file and insert each time my password. Is there a way for creating a batch that does it for me?
[11:18] <haffe> How are the files distributed?
[11:18] <AdvoWork> is there a way to copy a folder from a network location via ssh? ie ive ssh'd into a pc, now i want to copy a pc from my local pc to the one ive ssh'd into?
[11:18] <haffe> Do you want to copy all the files in a directory?
[11:18] <haffe> all files with a certain extension?
[11:18] <koshari> AdvoWork use rsync
[11:18] <AdvoWork> :s
[11:20] <ALExTHeFLOOdBOT> ubuntu's have a graphic tool to do that for you
[11:20] <datar000> I need to download Ubuntu package with mc, and searching for this takes much time.
[11:20] <datar000> Could You jus give me url of a http repository?
[11:21] <[nrx]> I have a weird problem, not necessarily Ubuntu related. In a hotel, I've purchased wireless access. However, once connected, the browser doesn't load the correct 'login page' so I can't get it enabled. If I boot up in XP or OSX then it's fine. Can anyone help? :(
[11:21] <AdvoWork> koshari, any examples? can i do like rsync -a -u -z "/home/user/myfolder/" username@ipwherethefolderis:locationwhereitsgoingto ?
[11:21] <whatvn> login page?
[11:21] <gms3gr>  is there an application for ubuntu  i can use to manage the music on my iPhone 1G?
[11:22] <zorzar> whatvn, a captive portal
[11:22] <whatvn> rhythm box, gms3gr
[11:22] <hoohaah> guys, I'm having a bit of an issue with my wireless network. Atm, it appears that iwconfig lists my link at 1Mbps, far from the 11g speeds promised on the box
[11:23] <gms3gr> thnx whatvn
[11:23] <norpan111_> Tiede:  it crashed
[11:23] <hoohaah> I'm more comfortable with editing debian's /etc/network/interfaces file for iw settings, but it appears that Ubuntu's is fairly bare save for lo0. Where do I set wireless options?
[11:23] <norpan111_> Tiede:  but this time i logged out after a while
[11:23] <hoohaah> Also, is there a recommended way to mount disk partitions besides fstab in Ubuntu?
[11:23] <haffe> Have you tried mount ?
[11:24] <hoohaah> I'm familiar with it >>
[11:24] <norpan111_> As soon as i start xchat or resize a window, the screen turn into a puzzle and i get logged out.
[11:24] <whatvn> I think you must connect to that wireless network, so your browser will know where to go
[11:24] <norpan111_> Can this be a driver issue with my Geforce card?
[11:24] <hoohaah> haffe: I'm wondering if there are any Ubuntuisms I need to familiarise myself with
[11:25] <hoohaah> at stock level, everything appears to be automated (ie bare configs)
[11:25] <norpan111_> Can ubuntu automaticly fix problems with the drivers in that case?
[11:25] <norpan111_> Cus i just activated recommended drivers for my Geforce
[11:25] <hoohaah> and having not used Gnome in, oh, say, 3 years, I'm not sure how Gnome handles static partitions
[11:27] <datar000> linux is going wrong way. It tries to become like windows: trying to do sth by hand is not supported. Bye
[11:27] <hoohaah> woah hit and run
[11:27] <norpan111_> yeah
[11:28]  * whatvn wonders what's going on :-?
[11:28] <AdvoWork> im getting this error, any ideas please? ./configure: 27: cannot open /proc/ksyms: No such file
[11:28] <AdvoWork> :S
[11:29] <Guthur> i installed KDE which seems to have cause ubuntu to prompt for a keyring password on boot; also i have no network access when booting to KDE; first question is the more pressing i think they might be related though
[11:30] <whatvn> AdvoWork: distro?
[11:30] <whatvn> AdvoWork: sorry, version of your ubuntu
[11:30] <natschil> hello, I have an old pgp disk file that was encrypted with something else than gpg quite a while ago. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how I could decrpyt it, or where I should ask (The pgp disk does not require a key, only a passphrase to decrpyt)
[11:31] <natschil> the disk was encrypted on windows
[11:32] <AdvoWork> whatvn, Ubuntu 8.04.2 \n \l
[11:32] <saif> sil vous plais comment je peu ouvrir des fichier .rar sur ubuntu
[11:33] <natschil> !fr |saif
[11:34] <whatvn> AdvoWork: open .configure script and fine ksyms
[11:35] <AdvoWork> vim configure shows: if [ ! -z "`sed -ne '/kernel_thread_R.*/p'</proc/ksyms`" ]; then
[11:35] <AdvoWork> so whats that mean?
[11:36] <jimmyr> hi
[11:36] <jimmyr> anyone using vmware fusion?
[11:36] <mansour> please how can i create non blocking script fork(ing) process in php
[11:36] <whatvn> AdvoWork: replace kallsyms
[11:36] <ddoom> I have a web dav folder that I can mount fine using davfs. anyone know how I can mount this without having to manually enter username and password each time?
[11:36] <whatvn> run that script again
[11:36] <joaopinto> mansour, try asking on #php
[11:36] <whatvn> i'm not sure if it works or not
[11:36] <kebomix> hello , i had program that makes automount , and it changed the path of partition from /media/Music to /media/sda6 , i want to get the path back to /media/Music , how to do that  ?
[11:37] <carpii> im on ubuntu 8.04, and even doing the most trivial of things sends my cpu temp up, and the fan starts blaring. Like opening a 100k document in firefox.  Does 8.04 have some serious issues or something ?
[11:37] <AdvoWork> whatvn, so change proc/ksyms for proc/kallsyms?
[11:37] <whatvn> AdvoWork: yes
[11:38] <natschil> carpii: not that I know of, what hardware do you have?
[11:38]  * DukkaN hi
[11:39]  * DukkaN is away: Estou ocupado
[11:39] <carpii> natschil, its a fairly recent dell machine, dual core 3.2GHz  with 2G ram (only 25% of it in use)
[11:39] <ba5e> Hi anyone good with grub2 here?
[11:40] <whatvn> AdvoWork: work or not?
[11:40] <Guthur> all the web solutions for keyring prompt seem to say delete default.keyring but there does not seem to be one, this is related to nm-applet
[11:40] <Guest_475> hi there
[11:41] <lpetrov> argh, i keep getting a error from the cron about "/etc/cron.hourly/landscape-client", any ideas how to remove it ?
[11:41] <AdvoWork> whatvn, yeah that worked thanks, but after that, i ran make like you're supposed to, and had loads and loads of errors so it failed :S
[11:41] <lpetrov> remove the cron file ?
[11:41] <natschil> carpii: I remember I had a bios once that set ridiculously low values for temperatures, which changed some cpu usage policies meaning it only used one of my two cores, and that at only 1 gigaherz....try googeling your motherboard
[11:41] <whatvn> AdvoWork: pastebin output of .configure, please!
[11:41] <Guest_475> somebody know how to setup ubuntu client to join samba domain
[11:42] <whatvn> !samba
[11:42] <ManiDhillon> Is there a way to remove your key from ubuntu key server if you possess the original e-mail address attached to the key?
[11:42] <AdvoWork> whatvn, all it does is ask this question: -en Where is the linux source build directory [/lib/modules/2.6.24-23-generic/build]:  i left it <ENTER> and then it says Done!
[11:43] <whatvn> AdvoWork: which apps are you compiling?
[11:43] <Spike1506> i recently start to use evolution mail, previously i used thunderbird so i removed some evolution stuff from services and my session
[11:44] <Spike1506> but now it doesnt show a notification when a new mail arrives
[11:44] <Spike1506> altough its turned on in preferences
[11:44] <carpii> natschil, ok thanks for the advice. I hadnt thought about bios settings
[11:44] <AdvoWork> its logging software to record database entries etc, not ideally meant for that but thats the idea for now.
[11:44] <ManiDhillon> Is there a way to remove your key from ubuntu key server if you possess the original e-mail address attached to the key?
[11:45] <norpan111_> my session crash when compiz is activated and i resize firefox and start xchat, i get logged out
[11:45] <norpan111_> As soon as i do such thing
[11:45] <vorpatril> @#
[11:45] <natschil> carpii: might not be an actual bios setting, but a bug in the bios
[11:46] <carpii> oic
[11:46] <whatvn> AdvoWork: I don't have enough information to try to help
[11:46] <carpii> it seems specific to ubuntu though. I used to run windows xp without these problems
[11:47] <AdvoWork> whatvn,  nm.thanks for the help though. Is there any other loggin type software out there? keystroke wise for dumb logging, all output?
[11:47] <erUSUL> ManiDhillon: no; it is imposible to "delete" a gpg key from the servers... if you do not want to continue using it you have to revoke it
[11:48] <Spike1506> anyone knows howto restore those things? :)
[11:48] <whatvn> AdvoWork: some thing likes syslog?
[11:48] <whatvn> !syslog
[11:48] <owen1> i try to use logitech desktop mic with ubuntu. anyone have this mic and can tell if it's working with ubuntu?
[11:48] <ManiDhillon> erUSUL, but pgp keyserver has this option then why not ubuntu key server
[11:49] <norpan111_> Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows
[11:49] <norpan111_> ?
[11:49] <whatvn> AdvoWork: tell me exactly what you want to do?
[11:50] <erUSUL> ManiDhillon: never heard of that option... but the point still remains your key is "out in the wild" now many users may have it in their keyrings it could have benn upñoaded to other servers etc. the only way to invalidate it is to revoke it afaics
[11:50] <ManiDhillon> erUSUl, only two people has the key but they haven't synced it.
[11:51] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows?
[11:51] <norpan111_> i dont use compiz
[11:52] <hoohaah> what's the best way to manually configure wireless connections so as to avoid network manager?
[11:52] <uSynx> I cannot get visudo to work, i added 'user ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/local/bin/fixmtrr.sh' and it still asks for a password when i try and sudo it
[11:52] <erUSUL> ManiDhillon: if it is in the key server how do you know only two people has it ? anyway i can not help becouse i dunno how to do what you want (delete key from the server)
[11:52] <hoohaah> or at least, is there a way to manually configure (through conf files) gnome network manager?
[11:52] <erUSUL> hoohaah: man interfaces
[11:52] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i dont use compiz
[11:52] <AdvoWork> whatvn, we need to log all keystrokes/everything for one certain pc on our network
[11:52] <ManiDhillon> erUSUL, thanks for your time sir!
[11:52] <erUSUL> ManiDhillon: no problem
[11:52] <raul_> join #ubuntu-es
[11:52] <hoohaah> erUSUL: I'm competent with the file while in Debian, but it appears Ubuntu won't accept similar stanzas or device descriptions
[11:53] <hoohaah> eg. something like auto wlan0
[11:53] <RizwanIkram> nano /etc/network/interfaces
[11:53] <hoohaah> only stanzas for lo0
[11:53] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i dont use compiz
[11:53] <erUSUL> hoohaah: it should (but never triedi in recent ubuntu) work exactly the same way
[11:53] <whatvn> AdvoWork: splunk is right way to go. http://www.splunk.com/download?ac=adwords-syslog&_kk=syslog%20server&_kt=c1da46f2-6440-4436-a572-ab4adb0dc656&gclid=CKOatM-C_ZoCFZUvpAodrFStdA
[11:53] <hoohaah> erUSUL: I just tried in 9.04
[11:54] <hoohaah> essentially I'm trying to replicate http://pastebin.com/f21dcd154
[11:54] <hoohaah> which works on my debian config
[11:55] <hoohaah> i understand that udev requires a rule for the ra0 issue, but that'sreally a nobrainer
[11:55] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i dont use compiz
[11:55] <hoohaah> and the pre-up,post-down stuff I can move to if-*/ dir hooks
[11:55] <hoohaah> it's basically the ethernet descriptor that isn't being recognised
[11:56] <erUSUL> hoohaah: you have the ra0 interface in ubuntu ?
[11:56] <hoohaah> there isn't much variance b/w ubuntu version and debian sid version of interfaces, so it leads me to believe that it's Ubuntu's automation that's interfering
[11:56] <uSynx> I cannot get visudo to work, i added 'user ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/local/bin/fixmtrr.sh' and it still asks for a password when i try and sudo it
[11:56] <hoohaah> erUSUL: as i said, wlan0 doesn't work. ra0 I can generate with appropriate udev rule. no problem there
[11:57] <hoohaah> bah, i'll just remove gnome-network-manager
[11:58] <new> hi.. im new to ubuntu os.. anyone can point me to where i can help from?
[11:58] <coz_> new,   you can get help here :)
[11:58] <_ruben> http://help.ubuntu.com
[11:58] <Madsy> new: Here, and ubuntuforums.org
[11:58] <hoohaah> uSynx: what group is user in?
[11:59] <Madsy> The SEGA emulator dgen has been broken since 1.23-10. Anyone know of a workaround? The filed bug launchpad is pretty much a dead end.
[11:59] <new> thanks..
[11:59] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i dont use compiz
[11:59] <Madsy> Launching a game ends with a SIGSEGV, but without debugging info I can't debug it either.
[11:59] <uSynx> hoohaah: user is in group user
[12:00] <hoohaah> uSynx: maybe add to sudo group?
[12:00] <hoohaah> uSynx: usermod -a -G sudo $USER
[12:01] <hoohaah> and re-login for effect
[12:01] <uSynx> hoohaah: will try thanks
[12:01] <hoohaah> Madsy: there's no dgen-dbg package?
[12:01] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i dont use compiz.
[12:02] <hoohaah> Madsy: ah appears not
[12:04] <uSynx> hoohaah: score i didn't add the -a and have not removed my only account from sudo privs
[12:04] <uSynx> :(
[12:04] <hoohaah> uSynx: oops!
[12:04] <jimmyr> anyone using vmware fusion or ubuntu 9.03 on the new macbook pro?
[12:05] <hoohaah> uSynx: is this the admin user?
[12:05] <jimmyr> 9.04
[12:05] <Spike1506> evolution doesnt show a notification on a new message
[12:05] <Spike1506> altough its turned on in preferences
[12:05] <uSynx> hoohaah: yup the default ubuntu desktop user
[12:05] <Spike1506> howto fix that
[12:05] <uSynx> hoohaah: with no su access :(
[12:05] <uSynx> haha
[12:06] <hoohaah> what are you gonna do?
[12:06] <uSynx> hoohaah: any ideas on a way around? a re-install is not out of the question though as i just did a fresh install
[12:07] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i dont use compiz
[12:07] <uSynx> strangely enough ive not been able to get sudoers to work on centos either
[12:07] <Guthur> i solved the keyring issue if anyone is interested :), the reason was that i had change the display manager to KDE's, changing back to GDM stopped ubuntu prompting for the keyring password
[12:08] <Guthur> i've grown attached to gnome though, KDE is a bit to 'busy' for me
[12:08] <rob_p> uSynx, If you haven't enabled the root account (best practice is to leave it disabled), then you will probably need to boot in single user mode and fix your user account from the single user root console.
[12:09] <hoohaah> uSynx: so what groups is user in now?
[12:09] <hoohaah> only sudo?
[12:09] <justin007> On my Ubuntu Jaunty, the command "git svn clone" command is freezing the system after some progress. Hard reboot is the only option, this behaviour was reproduced on my friends laptop.
[12:09] <mrvdv> whats better to use. ubuntu 9 or redhat 9
[12:09] <hoohaah> mrvdv: better answer lies in redhat irc channel
[12:09] <uSynx> hoohaah: see i didn't seen anything listed in /etc/passwd but i duno, its the default admin user for ubuntu desktop
[12:09] <bazhang> !ot > mrvdv
[12:10] <natschil> hello, does anyone know how do mount a pgpdisk file ( .pgd) under ubuntu?
[12:10] <rameshwor> i hope redhat if  you wanna be linux geek.
[12:10] <hoohaah> uSynx: groups
[12:10] <hoohaah> so you logged out and in, then?
[12:10] <uSynx> looks like both sudo and user
[12:10] <uSynx> strange
[12:10] <uSynx> when i try and sudo it says i dont have auto
[12:10] <mib_y0s4gc> i opened a screen session in a machine. how do i attach it to it from another machine
[12:10] <uSynx> err auth and will be logged
[12:10] <Guthur> justin007 git svn seems to work for me on jaunty
[12:11] <hoohaah> well you must've accidently replaced all supplimentary groups with sudo, right?
[12:11] <justin007> There's no log anywhere suggestion what causes this freeze, tried clonning with both wired and wireless. on different partitions, on to usb external drive. and on different computer.  "git svn clone" on jaunty freezes the computer
[12:11] <brabo> mib_y0s4gc Ctrl-a d to detach, screen -r to resaume
[12:11] <hoohaah> *supplementary
[12:11] <uSynx> hoohaah: yup
[12:11] <justin007> Guthur: have you tried clonning.
[12:11] <uSynx> hoohaah: as i didn
[12:11] <uSynx> err
[12:11] <Guthur> justin007 ya it was my first operation :)
[12:11] <uSynx> hoohaah: as i didn't use the -a switch
[12:11] <hoohaah> uSynx: can you still do any sudo actions?
[12:12] <uSynx> hoohaah: doesn't look like it
[12:12] <hoohaah> do have have a term somwhere where you're still logged in?
[12:12] <uSynx> hoohaah: nope
[12:12] <mib_y0s4gc> i get the followoing messages when i do it
[12:12] <Guthur> justin007 i not sure what the issue could be, it did just seem to work for me
[12:12] <mib_y0s4gc> screen -r There are screens on:         3210.tty6.newton        (Attached)         3315.pts-1.newton       (Attached) There is no screen to be resumed.
[12:12] <justin007> Guthur: i confirmed that git svn operations except "clone" is working, could reprodude on my friends system as well.  what was the size of the repo you clone.
[12:12]  * natschil hates pgpdisk
[12:12] <uSynx> hoohaah: i could do single user but i dont know what other groups i was susposed to belong to
[12:12] <uSynx> hoohaah: a reinstall is not that bad though so i may just do that
[12:12] <mib_y0s4gc> when i do ps ; i see screen process running
[12:12] <d22> hi all
[12:12] <Guthur> justin007 it was only about 6-7mb
[12:12] <brabo> mib_y0s4gc fist you need to detach the screen with ctrl-a d
[12:12] <hoohaah> uSynx: adm and admin, at least
[12:12] <hoohaah> uSynx: yeah, i was about to suggest emergency mode
[12:12] <hoohaah> vi /etc/group
[12:12] <brabo> mib_y0s4gc or you can connect with screen -x
[12:12] <rob_p> uSynx, In order to use sudo, you need to be in the admin group.  If you removed yourself from that group, you will need single user mode to fix it.
[12:13] <justin007> Guthur: that could be it.. my repo was around 32 MB.
[12:13] <Guthur> justin007 are you see any progress with the repo download
[12:13] <uSynx> rob_p: rgr thanks
[12:13] <hoohaah> uSynx: hangon I just did a fresh install too, I'll see which groups i'm in
[12:13] <uSynx> thanks
[12:13] <uSynx> rob_p: what do i need to do to init into single user?
[12:13] <hoohaah> uSynx: adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
[12:13] <MorbrorFultjack> is it possible to save /home when you have to install other os like win?
[12:13] <rob_p> uSynx, All you have to do is mak your user a member of admin and your user's group.
[12:13] <uSynx> sweet
[12:13] <justin007> yes.. there is.. it progresses to varying degress, but ultimately it freezes.
[12:13] <hoohaah> uSynx: at grub menu selection
[12:13] <uSynx> rgr
[12:13] <hoohaah> there should be an entry there
[12:13] <Guthur> justin007 i was using a remote repo, sourceforge svn, you could maybe try a small one for there, just to test
[12:14] <rob_p> uSynx, Those are the default groups the user belongs to.
[12:14] <justin007> Guthur: I reproduced consistently.
[12:14] <uSynx> rob_p: thanks
[12:14] <rob_p> uSynx, No need to re-install.
[12:14] <rob_p> :-)
[12:14] <hoohaah> question, I did a fresh install recently. The installer detected my windows partition, and _seemingly_ migrated user profiles to linux (I noticed cool scroll activity of copy progression from user paths in Windows)
[12:14] <Guthur> justin007 are you maybe trying to download to a protected file location?
[12:15] <hoohaah> where exactly are these profiles stored?
[12:15] <d22> maybe a stupid question, but anyway: if i pay for commercial support from cannonical, is the price of 750$ per server per year, or only per year for unlimited servers?
[12:15] <hoohaah> well, where are they saved too
[12:15] <hoohaah> *to
[12:15] <mib_y0s4gc> why i get only half the screen
[12:15] <justin007> Guthur: NO, I tried with different partitions, then onto USB disk(to rule out ext4) then with wired and wireless.. its consistent.
[12:15] <drcode> hi all
[12:15] <Guthur> this is the exact command i used ~$ git svn clone https://azure-is.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/azure-is azure-is
[12:15] <drcode> I try to load script at boot
[12:16] <justin007> Guthur: then I tried on my friends system and there too it frooze.. after some time before completing.
[12:16] <mib_y0s4gc> i need full screen at the other pc. i do screen -x pid
[12:16] <drcode> I place the script in /etc/rc5.d/S99Local
[12:16] <drcode> it dosn't seems to load?
[12:16] <Guthur> justin007 see my comment above i forgot to add you name
[12:16] <sheep73482_ipod> im trying to install ubuntu on a fresh hdd but it keeps crashing. what can i do?
[12:16] <Guthur> justin007 I am using Ext-4 as well
[12:16] <justin007> Guthur: ok, let me try that now.
[12:17] <Guthur> justin007 i hope it does freeze your system :p
[12:17] <justin007> Guthur: will try same command now.
[12:17] <Guthur> doesn't
[12:17] <brabo> mib_y0s4gc that's because it it still atached on another terminal.. that's why the format doesn't adapt, so detach the aother session first with ctrl-a d
[12:17] <sheep73482_ipod> hello?
[12:18] <mib_y0s4gc> brabo: i dont understand when you say that
[12:18] <uSynx> hoohaah: ok think i got it fixed haha
[12:18] <justin007> Guthur: it is progressing.
[12:18] <sheep73482_ipod> wait.. might work this time
[12:18] <mib_y0s4gc> the problem is i connect to a server. my telnet session keeps breaking because of network related issue. so i run a screen program in server and try to attach it to
[12:19] <Guthur> justin007 cool, is that further than it got before then? maybe its you repo that is suspect
[12:19] <AdvoWork> whatvn, ive installed that but cant see anything todo with keylogger?
[12:19] <Jyxt> anyone know whats going on with this acpid bug? i told ubuntu not to update the acpid, but everytime i install or do an update it attempts to upgrade acpid and bugs out
[12:19] <mib_y0s4gc> ii run screen in server. and screen -x in my client
[12:19] <uSynx> hoohaah: ok i can sudo now, but its still asking for a password for the script i put in sudoers
[12:19] <coldhead> does the release of jaunty mean that older versions like jaunty are now frozen and won't see non-security updates like firefox 3.5 ?
[12:19] <coldhead> older versions like intrepid*
[12:19] <justin007> Guthur: my repo could be the suspect, but will it kill my system?
[12:19] <justin007> Guthur: and that of my friend?
[12:20] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i dont use compiz
[12:20] <justin007> Guthur: :-)
[12:20] <whatvn> AdvoWork: why keylogger is needed?
[12:20] <Guthur> justin007 thats not my project by the way, but i'm sure they wont mind, i'm not sure i only used it for the first time yesterday
[12:20] <pkkm> how to kill hung up X on virtual console accesible from Ctrl+Alt+F9 ?
[12:20] <carpii> norpan111_, maybe itd be better to say what you DO use?  gnome.kde etc ?
[12:20] <Guthur> justin007 it is worrying that it can kill your system though :|
[12:20] <coldhead> pkkm: sudo killall gdm
[12:20] <norpan111_> carpii:  i use gnome
[12:21] <carpii> pkkm, find the pid from 'ps aux' then kill -9 <pid>
[12:21] <rameshwor> anyone suggest a distro for me. ( but not mini distros ) 256 mb RAM  and  735 Mhz processor . please.....ubuntu 8.10 didn't run that good..  can i get it with xfce ? it can run well ???
[12:21] <justin007> Guthur: I thought so as well, and my friends as well.
[12:21] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i use gnome without compiz
[12:21] <whatvn> AdvoWork: user information is not something sysadmin need to know
[12:21] <Jyxt> or why when im using gnome it wants to install this kde bug fix for acpid
[12:21] <coldhead> rameshwor: crunchbang!
[12:21] <drcode> any idea?
[12:21] <Guthur> justin007 you could try #git for answers
[12:21] <Jyxt> rameshwor look up xubuntu its the xfce version
[12:21] <rameshwor> what's that crunchbag ? distro ? ?
[12:22] <brabo> mib_y0s4gc on the server you issue in screen the key combination ctrl-a d  that detaches your session
[12:22] <brabo> the you do the same on client side and the on client side screen -r
[12:22] <justin007> Guthus: ok clonning is done.. so this repo is fine, to rule out the size of the repo my friend is clonning the Kde repo :-)
[12:22] <rameshwor> can i get canonical to ship me  xubuntu ?  ? my internt is not good downloading takes days
[12:22] <Guthur> justin007 its either a svn or git issue
[12:22] <d22> rameshwor: its crunshbaNg not bag
[12:22] <hoohaah> what's the difference between adm group and admin group anyway?
[12:22] <justin007> Guthur: ok clonning is done.. so this repo is fine, to rule out the size of the repo my friend is clonning the Kde repo :-)
[12:22] <coldhead> rameshwor: its a lightweight distro based on ubuntu. it would be perfect on your system
[12:22] <carpii> norpan, see the replies to http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/5075/
[12:22] <d22> rameshwor: http://crunchbanglinux.org/
[12:23] <uSynx> hoohaah: still a nogo on the sudoers stuff but sudo is working again
[12:23] <Guthur> justin007 #git are pretty helpful, they sorted a wee problem i had yesterday
[12:23] <Jyxt> rameshwor: or you could go with gentoo and install your own light weight wm like fluxbox
[12:23] <AdvoWork> whatvn, so splunk wont log keystrokes?
[12:23] <d22> maybe a stupid question, but anyway: if i pay for commercial support from cannonical, is the price of 750$ per server per year, or only per year for unlimited servers?
[12:23] <hoohaah> uSynx: did ya add yourself to sudo group again?
[12:23] <uSynx> hoohaah: yup
[12:23] <pkkm> coldhead: I don't want to kill all x'es. | carpii: what's the process name?
[12:23] <justin007> Guthur: am a little naive for #git I guess.
[12:24] <whatvn> AdvoWork: it will, if you setup a keylogger to send information to it
[12:24] <carpii> pkkm, i dont know. it should be obvious though. try passing -H to ps aux and itll show a hierarchy tree
[12:24] <uSynx> hoohaah: its still asking for a password though... proper sudoers is 'user ALL=NOPASSWD:/cmd' no?
[12:24] <whatvn> AdvoWork: I think keylogger is a client-side tool
[12:24] <Guthur> justin007 nah don't worry, it could have easily been a ubuntu issue too ;)
[12:24] <AdvoWork> whatvn, such as? cant find anything though
[12:25] <rameshwo> sorry guys, my internet is not so good so i frequently get disconnected..
[12:25] <hoohaah> uSynx: silly question, but what's the last line of sudoers
[12:25] <rameshwo> thanks for the one who suggested crunchbang....  based on ubuntu ...
[12:25] <hoohaah> uSynx: if it's (ALL) ALL, that overrides everything set in the file
[12:26] <rameshwo> or  ,      can i get any older distros of ubuntu ? how about that ??
[12:26] <whatvn> AdvoWork: I never use keylogger. so I dont have any idea. but if you decide to use keylogger, you must manually install it on every client computer
[12:26] <hoohaah> uSynx: yeah, that's the right syntax
[12:26] <uSynx> hoohaah: give me a sec ill check
[12:26] <hoohaah> uSynx: although I'm used to having %group instead of USER
[12:26] <justin007> Guthur: I think the difference could be an error message am getting before the clonning starts (apart from the size difference)
[12:26] <bazhang> rameshwo, ubuntu with lxde is very light
[12:26] <Guthur> justin007 what is the error?
[12:26] <whatvn> AdvoWork: and using keylogger means steal user information, which is never recommended by myself
[12:26] <rameshwo> bazhang thanks.....  i'll see it in google..
[12:27] <norpan111_>  Can u disable the black boarders/trace around when minimizing windows? i use gnome but not compiz
[12:27] <justin007> Guthur: W: Ignoring error from SVN, path probably does not exist: (160013): Filesystem has no item: '/svn/sw/!svn/bc/100/trunk/nms' path not found
[12:27] <hoohaah> bazhang: are there any tradeoffs? did you disable a majority of the gnome-dameons?
[12:27] <bazhang> rameshwo, sudo apt-get install lxde (once you have ubuntu installed)
[12:27] <pkkm> carpii: This: 'pawel     4217  0.0  0.2 191456  9808 ?        Ssl  13:16   0:00       x-session-manager' ?
[12:27] <norpan111_> Its the default if you disable compiz, see for yourself, its really ugly
[12:27] <hoohaah> *daemons
[12:27] <justin007> Guthur: W: Do not be alarmed at the above message git-svn is just searching aggressively for old history.
[12:27] <justin007> Guthur: those two lines but then it starts clonning is what I can see.
[12:27] <j^> is there a way to make the desktop more responsive while copying files? jaunty seams to be really bad at copying some files and doing anything else, like loading a webpage at the same time
[12:27] <rameshwo> bazhang:    MY INTERNET IS DIAL_UP  .  IT TAKES ME  HOURS N HOURS..
[12:28] <AdvoWork> whatvn, its needed for the company, with full director permission, ui just cant find anything
[12:28]  * hoohaah covers his ears
[12:28] <zetheroo> is there a support channel for WINE?
[12:28] <bazhang> rameshwo, get a disk from shipit then and install lxde after
[12:28] <norpan111_> zetheroo:  google
[12:28] <uSynx> hoohaah: yup last line is %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL so i need to put my ish after that no?
[12:28] <hoohaah> zetheroo: #winehq
[12:28] <coldhead> rameshwo: try getting crunchbang via bittorrent. its just a single cd iso
[12:28] <brabo> ramesho get DSL (dhamn small linux) it's only 50 mb afaik
[12:28] <bazhang> hoohaah, not sure about gnome-dameons
[12:28] <bazhang> err daemons
[12:28] <zetheroo> hoohaah: thank you
[12:28] <hoohaah> uSynx: yeah
[12:28] <norpan111_> Can anyone help me with this one?
[12:28] <whatvn> AdvoWork: sorry, in this case...I cannot help
[12:28] <rameshwo> can i get shipit  to ship me ubuntu without gnome,    . with lxde or  xfce ???
[12:29] <coldhead> shipit takes 5 years
[12:29] <Guthur> justin007 there is possibly some corruption, the #git guys should definitely have more info on something like that, i've only started using it recently so not much experience of possible problems, there is 500+ in that channel so someone is likely to have the knowledge, they are reasonably friendly too :)
[12:29] <norpan111_> I try to disable this ugly black borders that traces a window when minimized if compiz is disabled
[12:29] <hoohaah> uSynx: actually I'm not too sure with that one :) I've never tried it
[12:29] <hoohaah> uSynx: it might work
[12:29] <bazhang> rameshwo, let me check that
[12:29] <uSynx> hoohaah: ill let you know trying it now
[12:29] <rameshwo> no.. i got it in 3 weeks. i'm from nepal..
[12:29] <uSynx> hoohaah: ill bet thats why i cant get it to work in centos either
[12:29] <brabo> ramesho or download debien netinst cd , it's only 150 MB or so..
[12:29] <hoohaah> zetheroo: yw
[12:29] <norpan111_> yay
[12:29] <hoohaah> uSynx: heh
[12:29] <bazhang> rameshwo, just Ubuntu and Kubuntu afaik; installing lxde is very fast though
[12:30] <d22> maybe a stupid question, but anyway: if i pay for commercial support from cannonical, is the price of 750$ per server per year, or only per year for unlimited servers?
[12:30] <rameshwo> ok i'll try it....thanks bazhang
[12:30] <bazhang> rameshwo, there is also the minimal installer (9mbs) iso
[12:30] <justin007> Guthur: allright.. let me try there. because apart from these two warning (I guess) there's no other difference. and just now my friend reproduced once again. and Kde svn repo clonning is progressing without issues. so it has to be this
[12:30] <bazhang> !minimal | rameshwo
[12:31] <Guthur> justin007 sounds like svn corruption alright
[12:31] <uSynx> hoohaah: well done!! thanks much that fixed it
[12:31] <hoohaah> uSynx: glad to hear it ;)
[12:31] <[Crussd2]> hi all ;)
[12:31]  * [Crussd2] nice to know you :)
[12:31] <coldhead> is there a linux program to spray desktop.ini files all through my filesystem like in windows?
[12:31] <hoohaah> uSynx: at least now you've familiarized yourself with options for that other command :)
[12:31] <norpan111_> My computer seems to run more faster and responsive with "extra" desktop effects
[12:31] <justin007> Guthur: yes.. but svn is working fine against this repo, no issues I have been working with svn and the repo for almost 3 years now.  wanted to learn git and thats when I get this
[12:31] <norpan111_> I dont want the wobble windows etc
[12:32] <hoohaah> coldhead: skeleton files
[12:32] <norpan111_> But i still want my computer to run pretty fast :P
[12:32] <uSynx> hoohaah: now i just need to fix this f'ing horrible video shutter on my aspire one and ill be good to go
[12:32] <norpan111_> What can be causing this?
[12:32] <[Crussd2]> !ping
[12:32] <uSynx> hoohaah: ya i wont be not using the -a switch again
[12:32] <uSynx> ;)
[12:32] <jrib> norpan111_: you mind?  :)
[12:32] <uSynx> wont not
[12:32] <jrib> your*
[12:32] <norpan111_> jrib yeah i really dont like the wobble windows :P
[12:32] <jrib> norpan111_: you can keep effects and disable the wobbly windows if you wish
[12:32] <jrib> !ccsm | norpan111_
[12:33] <Guthur> justin007 well if you get a definite answer i would actually be interested in knowing it, if that is ok
[12:33] <norpan111_> uh..
[12:33] <justin007> Guthur: for sure.
[12:33] <hoohaah> coldhead: /etc/skel
[12:33] <gartral> How do I associate a SSH key with another account without knowing it's password?
[12:34] <[Crussd2]> hy all, can you tell me about installing GfxBoot on jaunty?
[12:34] <hoohaah> gartral: what do you mean?
[12:34] <jrib> gartral: in what context?
[12:34] <coldhead> thanks hoohaah!
[12:34] <hoohaah> np
[12:34] <[Crussd2]> how do i installing GfxBoot On jaunty??
[12:35] <brabo> mib_y0s4gc got it working now?
[12:35] <d22> gartral: you need access to the target host in some way... password or key...
[12:36] <gartral> hoohaah: I can only log into my account on my server.. I want to give other acounts on there the ability to use their own key... but how do i make the server allow them to use a key that I generated
[12:36] <hoohaah> uSynx: can you do me a favor, and create a new user for the desktop? I'm in front of my ubuntu machine right now (and it's offline) and I need to figure out default groups for users
[12:36] <hoohaah> uSynx: (non-admin types)
[12:36] <[Crussd2]> hy all, can you tell me about installing GfxBoot on jaunty?
[12:37] <hoohaah> uSynx: err, I'm not in front of my machine...
[12:37] <Titan8990> hoohaah, i was guess "users" and "audio"
[12:37] <hoohaah> that would make more sense, right? :)
[12:37] <grawity> gartral: If you don't have root access (root or sudo), then you cannot modify other users' login information in any way.
[12:37] <norpan111_> jrib thanks
[12:37] <hoohaah> Titan8990: what about all the plugdev stuff?
[12:37] <sheep30945> how do you find the mac address?
[12:37] <norpan111_> i die now please bye
[12:37] <hoohaah> sheep30945: of which interface?
[12:37] <Titan8990> hoohaah, plugdev is common for other distros but not so sure in buntu
[12:37] <gartral> grawity: ... aussume I am a sudoer...
[12:37] <sheep30945> whatever is default
[12:38] <[Crussd2]> sheep30945: type ifconfig
[12:38] <[Crussd2]> :)
[12:38] <sheep30945> i'll see if i can find the shell whatsit
[12:38] <grawity> gartral: and you do know about authorized_keys?
[12:38] <gartral> grawity: right, I do, but I'm not sure how to give another account access to my machine..
[12:39] <hoohaah> gartral: grawity mentioned the file needed
[12:39] <grawity> gartral: Can you explain what exactly you need?
[12:39] <hoohaah> gartral: though it's better to create a chroot jail for that new user
[12:39] <brabo> hoohaah i'm on debian lenny but have plugdev too
[12:39] <grawity> gartral: Like, allow user B to login using his own account to your machine?
[12:40] <gartral> grawity: I have 3 accounts on my computer... I want to make it so all account need, and have, there OWN key, instead of using a single key like now
[12:40] <hoohaah> brabo: yeah, I'm on squeeze atm
[12:40] <brabo> hoohah: want all my default groups?
[12:40] <hoohaah> gartral: for each account, ssh-keygen
[12:40] <rob_p> hoohaah, In Ubuntu, at least 8.04, the user belongs to only the user's group, unless it is the first user, which is also in group admin.  That seems to be the default here on my 8.04 box.
[12:40] <grawity> gartral: ...so just create keys with ssh-keygen and add to authorized_keys if needed
[12:41] <gartral> hoohaah: right, but I can't log in to those accounts... how doi i do that from mine with sudo
[12:41] <hoohaah> gartral: you can use ssh-keygen to create specifically-named keys
[12:41] <grawity> gartral: sudo -u anotheruser -i
[12:41] <hoohaah> gartral: rather than the default ~/.ssh/ ...
[12:42] <gartral> grawity: won't i need there password?
[12:42] <gartral> their*
[12:42] <grawity> gartral: sudo always asks for _your_ password.
[12:42] <grawity> gartral: you probably were thinking of 'su', which does ask the victim's password.
[12:43] <hoohaah> rob_p: yeah, I'm not too clear on the nomenclature
[12:43] <hoohaah> for instance, what's the difference b/w admin and adm groups?
[12:44] <hoohaah> they're deceptively similar
[12:44] <d22> maybe a stupid question, but anyway: if i pay for commercial support from cannonical, is the price of 750$ per server per year, or only per year for unlimited servers?
[12:44] <jrib> d22: ask canonical
[12:44] <gartral> grawity: /usr/bin/ssh-keygen: cannot execute binary file
[12:44] <hoohaah> d22: email canonical
[12:44] <grawity> gartral: that's a strange one, can you do: ls -l /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
[12:45] <hoohaah> weird, it should be a+rx
[12:45] <gartral> grawity: 830215 /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
[12:45] <hoohaah> the entire line
[12:45] <grawity> gartral: That's all? :o
[12:46] <gartral> let me get infront of that box, one moment
[12:46] <hoohaah> hehe, lazy typists
[12:46] <grawity> gartral: 'ls -la /usr/bin/ssh-keygen' should print something like this: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 145736 Jan 14 03:07 /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
[12:46] <norpan111> How can i get this nice big digitalclock i see everyone has?
[12:46] <norpan111> Conky and gdesklets?
[12:47] <SandGorgon> does Ubuntu 64 bit perform better on a core2 duo than a 32 bit version ?
[12:47] <The_warlock> which is the best terminal emulator for linux?
[12:47] <The_warlock> new to linux...need some help
[12:47] <gartral> grawity: ok, infront of my computer now let me rerun ls -i /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
[12:47] <grawity> The_warlock: like, gnome-terminal and xterm and such things?
[12:48] <gartral> ls -i  /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
[12:48] <SandGorgon> The_warlock, i would say urxvt - tabbed windows, configurable profiles, etc.
[12:48] <grawity> gartral: ls -l <--- that's a lowercase L
[12:48] <hoohaah> The_warlock: pretty subjective. if you need locale support, not all support it
[12:48] <The_warlock> grawity: yes...i find that the fonts on gnome are not sharp enough
[12:48] <SandGorgon> and independent of gnome or kde
[12:48] <brabo> The_warlock i use aterm, it has neat features ^^
[12:48]  * gartral facedesks
[12:48] <grawity> The_warlock: Then just change the system's font settings -- see Appearance -- or choose a different font in gnometerminal
[12:49] <hoohaah> The_warlock: use a bitmap font
[12:49] <norpan111> How can i get this big digitalclock and date on my desktop?
[12:49] <The_warlock> i googled about aterm...i knida liked it...i wonder if i can make it my default terminal and have an icon for it?
[12:49] <norpan111> Ive seen some screenshots and its beautiful!
[12:49] <gartral> grawity: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root<PHONE_NUMBER>-01-28 16:01 /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
[12:49] <norpan111> Please private msg me!
[12:49] <matrixblue> morning
[12:49] <[Crussd2]> screenleets
[12:49] <grawity> The_warlock: There is no "default terminal" -- you just use the one you choose.
[12:49] <hoohaah> The_warlock: you can use an icon from almost anywhere
[12:49] <grawity> The_warlock: As for an icon, simply make one
[12:49] <brabo> yes you can The_warlock , but you can also use a key combo to launch it
[12:50] <[Crussd2]> norpan111: using Screenleets
[12:50] <norpan111> crussd
[12:50] <dani_> Hello, I have serious MSN problems. Very often when I send a message, get my message in return with a notice that "The following message could not be delivered". Its really annoying. I am on wireless lan, signal is 90%.
[12:50] <gartral> The_warlock: I have my system setup to launch a terminal on ctrl+~
[12:50] <norpan111> OMG
[12:50] <Natanaiel>  I have vlc media player, I can see images for mp4 files but I can't hear it's sound. how can I hear sound of mp4 files?
[12:51] <gartral> Natanaiel: can you hear sound at all from vlc?
[12:51] <Natanaiel> gartral: yes
[12:51] <norpan111> Where can i find this "screenlets" ?
[12:51] <Natanaiel> gartral: I only have this problem with mp4 files
[12:52] <gartral> Natanaiel: then you probably need other codecs, though im not sure *what* codecs
[12:52] <Titan8990> norpan111, search for it synaptic
[12:52] <Titan8990> gartral, VLC has basically all codecs otb
[12:52] <turneralex> heyheyhey
[12:53] <gartral> Titan8990: yea, but it doesn't include "restricted" formats, if i remember correctly
[12:53] <Titan8990> gartral, yes it does
[12:53] <norpan111> Titan8990:  well how do i start screenlets?
[12:53] <turneralex> I'm trying to install ubuntu sparc on a sun v880 and the installer is hanging when its looking for the drivesss. any ideas?
[12:53] <Titan8990> gartral, on windows and linux i personally have not found a media format vlc won't play
[12:54] <Titan8990> gartral, which is why ubuntu does not ship with vlc, for legal reasons
[12:54] <gartral> Titan8990: after i compiled my own Mplayer, I haven't found use for VLC outside of streaming media over the network
[12:55] <gartral> grawity: still with us?
[12:55] <grawity> ?
[12:56] <dani_> Hello, I have serious MSN problems. Very often when I send a message, get my message in return with a notice that "The following message could not be delivered". Its really annoying. I am on wireless lan, signal is 90%.
[12:57] <gartral> grawity: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root<PHONE_NUMBER>-01-28 16:01 /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
[12:58] <uSynx> anyone running UNR on a aspire one?
[12:58] <sheep30945> you're funking joking me. a linux distro actually managed to connect to my router wirelessly. and without installing any extra drivers shockingly
[12:59] <Ojii> hi, everyone here know how to get SCIM to work?
[12:59] <sheep30945> my respect in linux has been restored
[13:00] <Titan8990> sheep30945, you know, you could have just bought compatible hardware in the first place....
[13:00] <Ojii> is there any alternative to **** SCIM?
[13:00] <celal> selam
[13:00] <sheep30945> Titan8990: some people haven't got the money to pick and choose
[13:00] <norpan111> Titan8990:  but the once ive seen on theyr screen is CONKY, what is that?
[13:00] <celal> merhaba
[13:01] <norpan111> conky i cant see how to configure conky to be on my desktop like that
[13:01] <ruadh> How do I start xchat in ubuntu server 9.04?
[13:01] <Titan8990> norpan111, conky is a highly configurable system monitor
[13:01] <Pici> !tr | celal
[13:01] <Titan8990> norpan111, not associated with gnome screenlets
[13:01] <norpan111> Titan8990:  i just get a little window that i can close... dont see any config or anything
[13:01] <Pici> ruadh: Ubuntu Server has no graphical interface by default, thus it cannot run xchat.
[13:01] <SandGorgon> the other day, i installed Debris Linux - an ubuntu flavor (just 185 mb!) with the latest kernel and Hardy's packages - was really great!
[13:02] <celal> ubuntu tr??
[13:02] <Titan8990> norpan111, conky is an old school linux thing
[13:02] <Pici> celal: /join #ubuntu-tr
[13:02] <Titan8990> norpan111, its not configured via GUI
[13:02] <norpan111> Titan8990:  cant find it..
[13:02] <ruadh> Pici, Can you recommend an irc app for the server?#
[13:03] <Titan8990> norpan111, because I just told you its not there
[13:03] <Titan8990> norpan111, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6365702
[13:03] <norpan111> Oh
[13:03] <norpan111> sorry
[13:03] <Pici> ruadh: irssi is a good command line client.
[13:03] <saif> please how can i defini an ather system for downloading ather than fire fox down loader
[13:03] <Ojii> I never get the input toolbar in SCIM no matter what I try (even if I set it to 'always display'), what am I doing wrong? Really need help on this!
[13:03] <ruadh> Pici, thanks
[13:03] <Titan8990> norpan111, that guide should work for you
[13:03] <Titan8990> norpan111, just a bit of copy and paste into config files
[13:04] <norpan111> Titan8990:  i ll just leave it
[13:04] <alhanoglu> slm
[13:04] <norpan111> :P
[13:04] <alhanoglu> celal
[13:04] <alhanoglu> celallll
[13:04] <norpan111> Its all good
[13:04] <alhanoglu> iyi good
[13:04] <Pici> !tr | alhanoglu
[13:05] <alhanoglu> tşk edrim
[13:05] <Ojii> anyone? I try to get help on that for a week now and got nothing...
[13:05] <hoohaah> any of you able to get paltalk running under wine?
[13:05] <[Crussd2]> !id
[13:05] <sheep30945> ubuntu wouldn't install if i didn't keep moving the mouse around. if i didn't i think the hard drive turned off
[13:06] <hoohaah> sheep30945: cdrom, maybe
[13:06] <sheep30945> yeh maybe. but the screen went black
[13:07] <gartral> grawity: I take it your busy?
[13:07] <rameshwo> hello all..   is there  shipping facility of Xubuntu ???
[13:07] <[Crussd2]> !ping
[13:08] <supersasho> hi.. sometimes in arecord -l i don't have listed my usb webcam microphone, any idea why? it can be "repaired" by rebooting, but this is an anoying solution
[13:08] <rameshwo> ???
[13:09] <gartral> rameshwo: if you mean shipit, try shipit.xubuntu.com if that doesnt exist, then no, they stoped freely shipping Xubuntu
[13:09] <rameshwo> gartral  :  ok....
[13:09] <gartral> s// stoped/stopped
[13:09] <d22> maybe a stupid question, but anyway: if i pay for commercial support from cannonical, is the price of 750$ per server per year, or only per year for unlimited servers?
[13:10] <hoohaah> sheep30945: that's just power saving, or dpms
[13:10] <pSY-cl0Ne> hi, wondering if any one can point me inthe right direction for configuring internet connection with mobile phone via USB
[13:10] <hoohaah> or a 'blank' sent to the monitor
[13:10] <cyphase> dear lazyweb.. what's a simple way of sharing files with someone over the internet? meaning, i can share certain folders, and this person can access them.. it would be even nicer if this person could just access my samba shares, without me making them available to everyone
[13:11] <rameshwo> should i learn command line if i wanna be a good linux user ?/ is it compulsion??
[13:11] <alberto2000> what is the best way to change the boot logo / progress bar in jaunty?
[13:11] <pkkm> rameshwo: I think you should learn some basics
[13:12] <hoohaah> rameshwo: no, it's not compulsory, but you'll find that you can do a lot of things faster if you learn to script well
[13:12] <rameshwo> just baic , file handlers ,,  is shell scripting ,  administrative tools. required ??
[13:12] <rameshwo> ok...
[13:12] <hoohaah> relegate repetitive tasks to scripts (optionally) run through cron jobs
[13:12] <pkkm> rameshwo: 'Tutorials - very simple: http://linux.org.mt/article/terminal/ - simple: http://linuxcommand.org/ - advanced: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/'
[13:13] <zealiod> i'd like to use shell script to either start or restart a service based on its current status - how can i do this?
[13:13] <rameshwo> bye guys...
[13:13] <hoohaah> rameshwo: well, if Xorg is borked with an ubuntu update (which has certainly happened in the past,) at least you'll be able to make do with console-alternatives
[13:13] <gartral> grawity: I'm still having trouble... it's saying the -u and -i flags may not be used together
[13:13] <hoohaah> rameshwo: and, for me, some gui apps simply cannot compare to console alternatives
[13:13] <rameshwo> thank you guys , ok bye
[13:14] <grawity> gartral: hmm, sudo -u someone -i has _always_ worked for me
[13:14] <rameshwo> ok hoohaah...  so CLI  is powerufl....
[13:14] <mahiti-irc> hello
[13:14] <rameshwo> sorry powerful
[13:14] <cyphase> hoohaah: let's hope no user ever needs to know the console to fix a borked Xorg :)
[13:14] <gartral> grawity: i tryed l >.>
[13:14] <hoohaah> rameshwo: very
[13:14] <mahiti-irc> i am using ubuntu 8.10 server
[13:14] <rameshwo> guys i'll try to be back in 1 hour.... ok bye
[13:14] <hoohaah> cyphase: oh man. it was front page news IIRC when it happened to ubuntu many moons ago
[13:14] <grawity> gartral: heh, choose a new font?
[13:14] <rameshwo> you all guys are great...
[13:14] <duchman> hi guys
[13:15] <gartral> still says I can not execute that file... is it because the user i'm trying to run isn't a sudoer?
[13:15] <mahiti-irc> and  i am getting GPG error for intrepid-security and interpid updates
[13:15] <duchman> how do i get to irc://timothyb89.homelinux.org
[13:15] <cyphase> hoohaah: yea, i remember.. luckily i didnt get hit by it
[13:15] <mahiti-irc> was working until today morning
[13:15] <Synegami> коллеги, киньте ТОЛКОВОЙ ссылочкой  по конфигурации SQUID с NTLM авторизацией. Может у кого нить что нить ест в закладках по этому поводу, а то ниче свежее 2005 года найти не получилось в гугле :(
[13:15] <mahiti-irc> can i anyone assist me on that?
[13:15] <duchman> or  http://timothyb89.homelinux.org
[13:16] <dupondje> packages site down since this morning ? :s
[13:16] <hoohaah> gartral: i seriously doubt it, but did you accidentally mount /usr noexec?
[13:16] <Pici> !ru | Synegami
[13:16] <hoohaah> or /usr/local, whichever
[13:16] <mahiti-irc>  i am getting GPG error for intrepid-security and interpid updates
[13:17] <mahiti-irc> is there any issues with ubuntu reposirtories
[13:17] <elky> mahiti-irc, you've refreshed your sources lists?
[13:17] <gartral> hoohaah: no, I'm quite sure I didn't. But what's the command to tell, mount -l?
[13:17] <duchman> irc://timothyb89.homelinux.org/#jtelirc
[13:17] <mahiti-irc> elky, how do i do that?
[13:18] <Pici> duchman: Please don't advertise here.
[13:18] <duchman> sorry
[13:18] <elky> mahiti-irc, in synaptic it's the 'reload' button
[13:18] <Ojii> can anyone please please help me with SCIM? been trying for ages to get help here now but i just get bluntly ignored! followed the guides I found but ctrl+space does nothing!
[13:18] <duchman> just need help getting to that link
[13:19] <Gourlis> Do we need a Security for Ubuntu? As on Windows eg. Antivirus
[13:19] <mahiti-irc> elky, its a server man
[13:19] <gartral> hoohaah: nvm, mount worked by itself, and n, I don't see /usr/noexec
[13:19] <elky> mahiti-irc, sudo apt-get update then
[13:19] <mahiti-irc> elky, anyways i ran apt-get update
[13:19] <jl> Does anyone know how to remove the package on the Ubuntu Remix that expands all windows to maximum size?
[13:19] <mahiti-irc> elky, it only gave the GPG error
[13:20] <elky> mahiti-irc, please put your sources.list on a pastebin and give us the url
[13:20] <indus> Gourlis: no
[13:20] <Gourlis> indus, good. I wanted to be sure.
[13:20] <cankoy> Gourlis: so you think Ubuntu is not secure?
[13:21] <indus> Gourlis: but firewalls can be set if u want
[13:21] <indus> Gourlis: but frankly unless you are a spy or work for the government, who wants to acess your pc anyway :P
[13:21] <mahiti-irc> elky, ok one sec
[13:21] <Gourlis> lol indus :P
[13:21] <gartral> hoohaah: I would really like to assign the other accounts on my computer keys for ssh... but it seems i'm going to have to ask them to comprimise their security to do so...
[13:23] <grawity> gartral: just sudo to their account, and add the key -_-
[13:23] <Gourlis> cankoy, I know Linux/Ubuntu are secure but I wanted to be sure 101% that am safe via browser surfing.
[13:24] <gartral> grawity: its saying command not found too user <username> and its saying i need more options for sudo -u <username>
[13:24] <gartral> grawity: its saying command not found too sudo <username> and its saying i need more options for sudo -u <username>
[13:25] <cankoy> Gourlis: that depends on the browser, and linux does not have IE :-)
[13:25] <grawity> gartral: sudo -u username -i <---- "sudo", space, dash, lowercase U, space, victim's username, space, dash, lowercase I
[13:26] <Titan8990> Gourlis, biggest worry is your standard tracking cookies
[13:26] <hoohaah> gartral: howabout you provide them with detailed instructions on how to set up their own keys
[13:26] <hoohaah> gartral: get their hands dirty
[13:26] <grawity> hoohaah: ++
[13:26] <Gourlis> Titan8990, I never keep cookies :D
[13:26] <Gourlis> everywhere
[13:26] <AceKing> Anyone know of a good webcam program that detects motion? I tried "Motion" but it's real hard to use
[13:27] <gartral> grawity: I keep trying that string, and it says i cannot execute the command, and hoohaah my system is already set up so you *need* a key from the outside..
[13:27] <cyphase> does anyone know of a way to disable sftp access on an ssh server?
[13:27] <indus> baah too much paranoia over tracking cookies, they dont do anything
[13:27] <racecar56> i made an ubuntu live cd remaster and it dosen't have a user to log in to (using xdm), how do i edit my remaster to add an account called 'live' on startup of the live cd? and also how to make it log in automatically
[13:27] <cyphase> for a specific user only i should say
[13:27] <mahiti-irc> elky, here it is http://pastebin.com/m76b0003c
[13:28] <indus> #scribus
[13:28] <indus> oops
[13:29] <Gourlis> Ubuntu 8.10 + Mac4Lin works great. Anyone found a good theme for Firefox as Mac?
[13:30] <Trentor> Does anyone know a good small program that will delete hard drive data with the gutmanm method or the DoD standard for linux and/or windows?
[13:30] <elky> mahiti-irc, can you also pastebin the exact error you're getting?
[13:30] <mahiti-irc> ok
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> Gourlis:  check the firefox extenesions/themes page. Theres bound tobe several of the ugly things. :)
[13:30] <Trentor> Specifically ubuntu obviously
[13:30] <NetEcho> Gourlis: Safari theme
[13:30] <hoohaah> gartral: I mentioned earlier to generate 3 separate keypairs (distinguished by name) and then sudo cp .pub to $USER/.ssh/authorized_keys
[13:30] <mahiti-irc> elky, here it is http://pastebin.com/m19f4bcc
[13:31] <hoohaah> gartral: how have you fared there?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> !info secure-delete
[13:31] <Gourlis> Dr_Willis, yeah I saw there, nothing good ;p only Chromifox
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> Gourlis:  thats whaat i use.  I find chromifox very useable.
[13:31] <Gourlis> NetEcho, Safari theme buttons aren't so good on me, I see blue green red etc buttons. Different than in pictures.
[13:32] <hoohaah> gartral: do grawity a favor, and record the session
[13:32] <NetEcho> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6704
[13:32] <gartral> grawity: http://gar.pastebin.com/d534bc3ebhttp://gar.pastebin.com/d534bc3eb
[13:32] <hoohaah> gartral: ie. script
[13:32] <Gourlis> Dr_Willis, Chromifox it's the best for me :D u have chrome and firefox in 1 browser hahaahah
[13:32] <gartral> hoohaah: what session?
[13:32] <NetEcho> Gourlis: I helped get the Mac4Lin project going with extensive testing in the early versions heh
[13:32] <hoohaah> gartral: for you, at commandline
[13:32] <gartral> hoohaah: i didn't catch what you said earlier
[13:32] <hoohaah> so that we can see exactly what you've tried
[13:33] <Gourlis> NetEcho, Mac4Lin the latest version is very good theme. :)
[13:33] <gartral> hoohaah: how do i do that?
[13:33] <hoohaah> gartral: script ~/logfile
[13:33] <NetEcho> Gourlis I miss the icons he removed for legal purposes
[13:33] <gartral> hoohaah: will that log everything iv'e done in that terminal so far?
[13:33] <Gourlis> NetEcho, before it was more wonderful ?
[13:34] <hoohaah> gartral: do what you need to do, then EOF (C-d) to end session
[13:34] <hoohaah> gartral: no, only what you've done since calling script
[13:34] <hoohaah> gartral: then paste ~/logfile for all
[13:34] <NetEcho> Gourlis I had it running at one point that it was nearly indistinguishable from OSX
[13:34] <gartral> hoohaah: you've *complrtly* lost me now
[13:34] <NetEcho> then I got bored and installed OSX
[13:34] <gartral> completly
[13:34] <hoohaah> :/
[13:34] <rob_p> cyphase, Does the user still need to be able to ssh in to the server in question?
[13:34] <NetEcho> anyway I gotta run
[13:34] <hoohaah> gartral: how did I lose you?\
[13:34] <Gourlis> NetEcho, I'll go to see OSX. brb :D
[13:35] <elky> mahiti-irc, i dont see the error. it might be cached in a proxy somewhere or something like that. usually when it happens you just need to wait a bit and try again
[13:35] <Ojii> can anyone help with getting scim to work???
[13:35] <gartral> with the script-speak
[13:35] <mahiti-irc> oh
[13:35] <cyphase> rob_p: ssh in, but no shell.. i 'disabled' the shell by replacing bash with cat.. my goal is to have it just do port forwarding
[13:35] <mahiti-irc> elky,oh ok, does this mean the repositories are being updated?
[13:35] <hoohaah> gartral: grawity's instructions are sane. They work for me. So it's something you're keying in differently on your end
[13:35] <terry> dsdds
[13:35] <elky> mahiti-irc, it could
[13:36] <rob_p> cyphase, Then change the user's shell to, "/bin/false" and that should take care of it.
[13:36] <hoohaah> gartral: we can't see it as you've probably missed it too
[13:36] <hoohaah> gartral: so use script or soemthing to record terminal session
[13:36] <grawity> cyphase: replacing bash with cat is _not_ a good way to disable logins (as he can still use SFTP).
[13:36] <sonne> I want to assign a folder to each user on my samba server. How should I do it?
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> changing the shell to 'cat' is 'weird' :)
[13:36] <linuxnub> fast question, does anyone know how to install americas army?
[13:36] <hoohaah> /bin/false
[13:36] <cyphase> grawity: i dont want to disable logins.. i want port forwarding to work.. and i know they can still use sftp, thats my pint in asking the question
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> linuxnub:  last i checked that game for linux was rather out of date.. Not sure if the Linux version has been updated recently.
[13:37] <cyphase> rob_p: i've tried that.. won't that just close the session? i want it open for port forwarding
[13:37] <grawity> Ah
[13:37] <monra> Hello. I had removed gdm GNOME window manager and installed another window manager. After that the sound of my computer doesn't work, and programs like alsamixer also don't work. Does anyboyne have an idea of what program was removed(with gdm), to intall it again so that I can have sound again?
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> !games > linuxnub
[13:37] <Ojii> can anyone help with getting scim to work???
[13:37] <linuxnub> thanks both was reading pm
[13:38] <rob_p> cyphase, That disables interactive login shell for the user.  Works to also keep them from using sftp.
[13:38] <gartral> hoohaah: the logfile is *empty* after ctrl-c`ing
[13:38] <hoohaah> control-d
[13:38] <linuxnub> yeah its outa date 2 versions behind now so nvm it will be deleted
[13:38] <mahiti-irc> elky, thanks
[13:38] <rob_p> cyphase, Explain the port forwarding bit.  What are you trying to do?
[13:38] <gartral> oops
[13:38] <zipito_> good day
[13:38] <sonne> I've got a samba question. Can anyone help?
[13:38] <zipito_> is there  jetty6 for Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[13:39] <cyphase> rob_p: well, you know how you can use ssh to do port tunneling*.. forwarding might have been the wrong word.. i want the user to be able to do tunneling
[13:39] <cyphase> rob_p: just not shell or sftp
[13:39] <rob_p> cyphase, I see.  That complicates things...
[13:39] <nickj> I am using Ubuntu 8.04, and want to upgrade gcc from 4.2.3 to 4.3.2, but there's nothing about the gcc 4.3.2 in the synaptic, anyone can help me out
[13:39] <gartral> hoohaah grawity http://gar.pastebin.com/f634b2b29
[13:39] <Regral> having this issue can anyone help
[13:39] <Regral> W: GPG error: http://packages.medibuntu.org jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2EBC26B60C5A2783
[13:40] <Guest48110> hi, i'm trying to upgrade intrepid->jaunty but update-manager complains about not finding pygtk module
[13:40] <mahiti-irc> elky, one GPG error got ok. the ubuntu-security is still giving while ubuntu-updates works :)P
[13:40] <pkkm> What is wrong with my code: http://paste.ubuntu.com/191619/ ?
[13:40] <Guest48110> is that a known problem ?
[13:40] <elky> mahiti-irc, good to hear
[13:40] <hoohaah> gartral: urgh. are those color escape sequences?
[13:40] <racecar56> how do i make my ubuntu remaster live cd have a user so i can log in?
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> !remaster
[13:41] <eBug> can i upgrade just with apt-get dist-upgrade?
[13:41] <Ojii> can anyone help with getting scim to work???
[13:41] <grawity> gartral: errrr. You need to use -i _instead of_ a command.
[13:41] <grawity> gartral: sudo -u teleri -i [Enter]
[13:41] <cyphase> rob_p: i know i can just disable sftp altogether.. there's no way to do it per user?
[13:41] <cyphase> rob_p: or even, enable it per user
[13:41] <gartral> hoohaah: color escape? what's that, I didn't set anything special up, this box is 8.10>9.04 conversion
[13:42] <rob_p> cyphase, I've never had a requirement to do that so not sure.  Google may turn up something though.
[13:42] <cyphase> rob_p: i've been googling :)
[13:42] <nike> nike
[13:42] <rob_p> cyphase, I'll join you and if I come up with any suggestions, I'll post back...
[13:42] <hoohaah> nike: damn you marketing machine
[13:43] <cyphase> rob_p: thanks
[13:43] <gartral> grawity: Thank You
[13:43] <hoohaah> so.. success?
[13:44] <gartral> hoohaah: talkiing to me;? yes
[13:45] <gartral> do the new keys get auto-added too the autherized-keys file, or do I have to do that manually?
[13:45] <mahiti-irc> !ubottu
[13:45] <hoohaah> gartral: copy generated .pub keys as .ssh/authorized_keys
[13:46] <hoohaah> gartral: provided that file didn't exist previously
[13:46] <gartral> hoohaah: ok
[13:47] <condor> problem with onda mt503hsa
[13:47] <condor> help me
[13:47] <eBug> what do I do about update-manager complaining about missing pygtk module?
[13:47] <hoohaah> gartral: chown user:group -R ~/.ssh && chmod 700 ~/.ssh && chmod 600 ~/.ssh/*
[13:47] <badboy000> can somebopdy tel me where can i find a tutorial about sealing linux?
[13:48] <hoohaah> badboy000: sealing gaps?
[13:48] <SunnyD> badboy000: sealing ? or stealing ?
[13:48] <Ojii> support in this channel is too much luck based, and i don't have luck. can really no one help me with SCIM?
[13:48] <ruadh> brb
[13:48] <hoohaah> or sealing the kernel?
[13:49] <SunnyD> Ojii: so true :D if the person that can help you misses your question, you are fu*ked
[13:49] <cankoy> eBug: sudo apt-get -f install
[13:49] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Is there an on-the-fly dvd burner for jaunty
[13:49] <eBug> badboy000 sealing your computer box?
[13:49] <SunnyD> Le-Chuck_ITA: k3b is no good ?
[13:49] <hoohaah> these mibbit cloaks annoy me somewhat
[13:50] <erUSUL> Ojii: maybe in your specific language channel ? most english speaking people does not need scim
[13:50] <grawity> hoohaah: ever heard of /ignore.
[13:50] <Ojii> erUSUL: i only know english and german fluent... and for the japanese channel I'd need SCIM....
[13:50] <gird3r> To all the dudes who was helping me with some problem. Thank you.
[13:50] <eBug> cankoy apt-get -f install doesn't fix nothing (i.e. there's no problem)
[13:50] <erUSUL> Ojii: ok; fair enough
[13:51] <erUSUL> !patience
[13:51] <nike> hy
[13:51] <iw> iop
[13:51] <Ojii> kinda ironic, i might get help with SCIM if it worked
[13:51] <nike> gmn ni
[13:51] <Regral> Can anyone help me with my CD drive It decided it does not wanna mount
[13:51] <Titan8990> Regel, whats your error?
[13:51] <erUSUL> !scim
[13:52] <eBug> !update-manager
[13:52] <nike> hmmm
[13:52] <natschil> !package update-manager
[13:52] <Le-Chuck_ITA> SunntD: k3b is my next bet. I thought brasero could burn on the fly
[13:52] <Regral> well im putting the cd in and the auto mount is not picking the disk up not true error
[13:52] <jasper22> Hi ppl
[13:52] <hoohaah> nah, it's not the irc event, more the possibility of abuse
[13:52] <jasper22> Can someone recommend nice looking IRC client for Ubuntu ?
[13:53] <zaporzanb> anyone know of a good channel for openoffice stuff?
[13:53] <Titan8990> !irc | jasper22
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> jasper22: i tend to use xchat, or irssi.
[13:53] <zaporzanb> I need to figure how to use the spreedsheet ranges
[13:53] <Titan8990> jasper22, xchat
[13:53] <Ojii> thanks erUSUL: but that doesn't help, it doesn't crash anything, it just plain doesn't work (as in doesn't change input systems and never shows the toolbar even if i set it on 'always show')
[13:53] <Regral> Jasper22: Konversation is a good one
[13:53] <eBug> !computers
[13:53] <gartral> hoohaah: Thank You
[13:53] <jasper22> thank you - I check them
[13:53] <eBug> funny enough
[13:54] <erUSUL> Ojii: at the top of the page NOTE: This page is NOT a user's guide for SCIM. For user's guide, please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SCIM, and InputMethods/SCIM/Setup.
[13:54] <Titan8990> Dr_Willis, irssi is good but doesnt really fit the description "nice looking" lol
[13:54] <zaporzanb> any ideas how to hardcode specific values in the spreadsheet program in openoffice>"
[13:54] <rob_p> cyphase, Not turning up much here.  But although I cannot swear to it, I thought I was able to do ssh tunneling with the user's shell set to /bin/false.
[13:54] <Ojii> i know but it shows some problems erUSUL
[13:54] <erUSUL> Ojii: read the page before complaining those too links should suffice to get you started
[13:54] <rob_p> cyphase, I gave up ssh tunneling when I discovered openvpn...
[13:54] <alberto2000> anyone: where do i get new boot splash screens for 9.04?
[13:55] <Ojii> erUSUL: I read those two links... I did quite some googeling etc before coming ehre
[13:55] <cyphase> rob_p: maybe there's an option to leave it open..
[13:55] <petsounds> hello, i have a problem with my java applet. e.g when i trying to upload photos on facebook/myspace my browser are freezing or not responding, i try firefox, opera, konqueror but that's just the same. so i guess i have a problem with java. the q is how to fix this problem? thank you
[13:55] <gartral> Ojii: I combined the two
[13:56] <daurnimator> hey all
[13:56] <daurnimator> need some help
[13:56] <erUSUL> Ojii: ok if you did that your question should be more specific than just "How to use SCIM" you should have tried what the dosc say and something is failing. What have you tried how and what is failing? etc...
[13:56] <erUSUL> !details | Ojii
[13:56] <daurnimator> my cpu usage goes to 100% on many hdd operations
[13:56] <erUSUL> !work | Ojii
[13:56] <Ojii> erUSUL: I tried more specific questions, but now just went for attention
[13:57] <bazhang> Ojii, open scim setup
[13:57] <erUSUL> Ojii: ok; then i can not help much further sorry :| you will have to ask in the forums or keep trying here at ther times in the day
[13:57] <racecar56> Dr_Willis, uck keeps failing
[13:57] <bazhang> Ojii, should be a small kb in your upper panel
[13:58] <Ojii> here's the details: I'm running Jaunty (32bit), locale is en_US, keyboard is German Swiss. I installed SCIM for japanese according to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=812552 but using ctrl+space (or any other hotkey) doesn't work. input method is not switched and i never get the toolbar. setting 'always show toolbar' doesnt show the toolbar either
[13:58] <racecar56> Dr_Willis, 'Restoring resolv.conf...' is the last line in the log...
[13:58] <Ojii> bazhang: i know where my scim setup is :D what should i do there?
[13:58] <bazhang> Ojii, for irc? or what input mode ie Firefox or other
[13:59] <eBug> can i safely upgrade from intrepid to jaunty just with 'apt-get dist-upgrade' ?
[13:59] <Ojii> it doesn't work anywhere... IRC, gedit, firefox, pidgin. never get the panel
[13:59] <sean2009> hello can any one tell me how to extract a tar file to a directory so far i have this--->> tar xvzf linuxtarfile.tar.gz but how do i extract it to my /home foleder..?
[13:59] <bazhang> !upgrade | eBug read this
[13:59] <Gourlis> How can I completely remove Mac4Lin theme ? Anyone knows ?
[13:59] <mansour> please has any one use punjab and jwchat in ubuntu
[14:00] <erUSUL> Gourlis: undo whatever you did to install it ?
[14:00] <Gushter13> hi
[14:00] <Gourlis> erusul, I extracted the theme and i ran install.sh
[14:00] <Gourlis> while trying to remove it with uninstall,sh
[14:00] <Gourlis> doesn't work
[14:00] <bazhang> Ojii, make sure you have all the language support packs installed
[14:01] <nzerox> hey all, how do you configure the ubuntu email serveR?
[14:01] <erUSUL> Gourlis: maybe that install.sh script has an option to uninstall ?
[14:01] <racecar56> how do i make my ubuntu remaster live cd have a user so i can log in without having to use uck?
[14:01] <bazhang> Ojii, you will need to restart scim for it to work
[14:01] <Ojii> bazhang: i did installed them through system->admin->language support and searched for 'useful' stuff in synaptic
[14:01] <Gourlis> erusul, it has. but doesn't work as execution as the other, it opens as a text editor
[14:01] <Ojii> bazhang: restarting it is just exiting it and start it with 'sudo scim -d' right?
[14:01] <bazhang> Ojii, did you try right clicking in the irc text entry field
[14:02] <Ojii> bazhang: because i did that dozend of times (just did it again) and doesn't work
[14:02] <hateball> What weird option might I have triggered that would cause my mousepointer to center on a window when I alt+tab or switch workspace etc? And how do I disable it instantly? :|
[14:02] <Ojii> bazhang: nope why would i rightclick?
[14:02] <erUSUL> Gourlis: probalby you have to run it from command line or give it executable permissions
[14:02] <eBug> bazhang i read it before but it didn't help. update-manager is broken
[14:02] <bazhang> Ojii, to choose the input method, ie kanji hiragana katakana etc
[14:02] <Ojii> bazhang: you're my hero, but how can i do it so i don't have to rightclick first?
[14:02] <indus> sean2009: tar xzvf  example.tar <dir>
[14:03] <Ojii> bazhang: and now i have two 'scim' symbols in top right corner
[14:03] <indus> sean2009: tar xvf  example.tar <dir>
[14:03] <indus> sorry
[14:03] <bazhang> eBug, please paste.ubuntu.com with your sources.list ( cat /etc/apt/sources.list ) ---> paste.ubuntu.com and give us the url
[14:04] <moldy> hi
[14:04] <indus> hi
[14:04] <Regral> !pastebin
[14:04] <moldy> which of the ftp servers in ubuntu is simple to configure? i only need very basic functionality (1 directory, 1 user)
[14:04] <bazhang> Ojii, scim/skim is a bit buggy at times; for FF I use quick-locale-switcher plugin along with scim/skim
[14:05] <sean2009> indus, thanks
[14:05] <cankoy> eBug: try command line upgrade (network upgrade for servers) on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades
[14:05] <indus> sean2009: see if it works, i keep forgetting syntax
[14:05] <indus> ;0
[14:05] <Ojii> bazhang: is there a global setting to make all input boxes use scim instead of 'system (simple)'?
[14:05] <bazhang> Ojii, let me check my scim setup
[14:06] <sean2009> indus,  i got help from another room the command i was looking for is-->  tar xvzf linuxtarfile.tar.gz -C /targetdir
[14:06] <eBug> bazhang http://paste.ubuntu.com/191632/
[14:06] <sean2009> thanks
[14:06] <indus> sean2009: If u have a gzip tar yes u need z else only xvf is enough
[14:06] <indus> sean2009: but thanks for the full command
[14:07] <indus> sean2009: i just right click and extract it :D
[14:07] <bazhang> Ojii, in skim global setup there is 'share this setup with all applications ' box <--be sure to check that
[14:07] <sean2009> indus, i am installing slackware so i can't do that.!
[14:07] <Ojii> bazhang: ah i thought that keeps the current input method i chose for all apps
[14:07] <Gourlis> completely removed!
[14:08] <moldy> how do i disable key bindings in gnome-terminal?
[14:08] <moldy> it's driving me crazy
[14:08] <bazhang> eBug, you have mixed sources repos from jaunty and intrepid
[14:08] <Ojii> bazhang: thanks a lot! I owe you a beer if you ever come to tokyo :D
[14:08] <moldy> it collides with everything that is useful
[14:08] <bazhang> Ojii, you're welcome :)
[14:09] <racecar56> moldy, someone needs terminator/xterm
[14:09] <Xion345> Hello
[14:09] <eBug> bazhang how is it related to update-manager bug?
[14:09] <racecar56> moldy, try them
[14:09] <racecar56> moldy, i like terminator cause of the split thingy
[14:09] <bazhang> eBug, not a bug if you are mixing version repos
[14:09] <piXelshooter> Hi. I have a problem: My notebook does not boot from the Live CD I burned. My Desktop PC does. But my notebook boots from, for example, knoppix or windows cd. What could be the reason for it not booting from ubuntu cd/dvd (and for example also damn small linux dvd), although my PC does?
[14:09] <mansour> please i need help about xmpp http client can any one giv me any idea
[14:09] <bazhang> !xampp
[14:09] <moldy> racecar56: thanks, i know a dozend of alternatives to gnome-terminal, but i would like to know how i disable a darn keybinding in gnome-terminal...
[14:10] <sean2009> piXelshooter,  i installed my ubuntu from an external dvd drive as my internal one wouldn't boot either
[14:10] <moldy> it shows some keys as "disabled", so there must be a away to disable them?
[14:11] <hoohaah> moldy: you'd use gconftool-2 tool
[14:11] <hoohaah> moldy: eg gconftool-2 -t str -s /apps/gnome-terminal/keybindings/copy "<Control>c"
[14:11] <bazhang> piXelshooter, sounds like a bad/corrupt iso or a faulty cd
[14:11] <moldy> hoohaah: there is no easier way? you can change them via the gui, but you cannot disable them?
[14:11] <hoohaah> moldy: you can modify the other keybindings via menu
[14:12] <hoohaah> moldy: try blanking them out?
[14:12] <jakeriver> does anyone know why mozilla firefox is collapsing in my new ubuntu 9.04 install?
[14:12] <moldy> hoohaah: yes, i see that. but how do i *disable* a key?
[14:12] <piXelshooter> bazhang, could my desktop boot from it if the cd was broken? I have no knowledge about those things :(
[14:12] <moldy> hoohaah: i tried hitting escape, space and the like, but then it thinks i want to bind it to that key
[14:12] <moldy> this ui is a joke :p
[14:12] <hoohaah> moldy: backspace while not in input field?
[14:12] <moldy> let me try...
[14:12] <piXelshooter> sean2009: doesn't it boot from all disks, or only not from this special ubuntu cd?
[14:12] <hoohaah> moldy: i can't confirm as I'm not in front of my ubuntu box
[14:13] <TFHosting> http://tfhosting.servehttp.com/services.php <<--- Need a SeedBox?
[14:13] <bazhang> piXelshooter, did you md5 the iso, burn at very low speed, then do the disk integrity check after setting in bios to look for CD to boot from first?
[14:13] <moldy> hoohaah: nope, backspace jumps to the parent section :p
[14:13] <Pici> TFHosting: Please do not advertise in this channel.
[14:13] <bazhang> TFHosting, dont paste here
[14:13] <moldy> hoohaah: backspace while *in* the field works. hooray, thank you.
[14:13] <sean2009> piXelshooter,  no it didn't boot from the ubuntu disc, or other discs like fedora 10
[14:14] <hoohaah> again, mibbit
[14:14] <hoohaah> oh. it's an irc client
[14:14] <hoohaah> bah
[14:15] <moldy> can anyone recommend a *simple* ftp server?
[14:15] <piXelshooter> bazhang, yes, if I boot my desktop from the cd and perform an integrity check, it succeeds with no errors. but my notebook still boots from HD, although the CD drive is listed first in the boot order, and it boots from knoppix cd for example fine.
[14:15] <burkmat> !umask > burkmat
[14:15] <eBug> bazhang updating apt sources triggers the same error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/191646/
[14:16] <brabo> moldy i use protftpd and it works well
[14:16] <bazhang> eBug, why did you mix version repos?
[14:16] <piXelshooter> sean2009, okay, than that seems to be the same problem like mine :) using an external drive was your only solution?
[14:16] <hoohaah> i use vsftpd
[14:16] <sean2009> piXelshooter,  yes it was
[14:16] <eBug> bazhang to upgrade some packages
[14:16] <bazhang> piXelshooter, try some boot options then
[14:16] <moldy> brabo: that's the one i know :) i was hoping there was something simpler, because for this instance, i only need 1 r/w directory and 1 user
[14:16] <bazhang> !bootoptions | piXelshooter
[14:17] <eBug> bazhang i fixed the repos now
[14:17] <sean2009> piXelshooter, luckily i had bought one a few weeks before for my acer aspire one
[14:17] <bazhang> eBug, to upgrade what
[14:17] <eBug> bazhang openoffice packages
[14:17] <hoohaah> moldy: one time connection?
[14:17] <hoohaah> moldy: in which case, just use netcat
[14:18] <myself> hey does anyone know a good website or repository that has widgets and stuff for Kubuntu? Im looking for something that does a desktop integrated news RSS feed
[14:18] <moldy> hoohaah: no, connection can appear anytime
[14:18] <moldy> hoohaah: i have a copier that should scan to an ftp directory
[14:18] <Titan8990> myself, try gnome-look.org
[14:18] <myself> for KDE
[14:19] <moldy> hoohaah: i only need ftp because the smb client in the copier seems to be broken
[14:19] <hoohaah> kde-look ;)
[14:19] <myself> you think gnome-look would haev stuff for KDE?
[14:19] <Pici> myself: kde-look.org
[14:19] <myself> haha okay
[14:19] <bazhang> myself, kde-look then
[14:19] <myself> kewl ty
[14:19] <Whitor> moldy, lanier?
[14:19] <eBug> bazhang update-manager seems to have dependencies problem | there's some broken python gtk package
[14:19] <piXelshooter> bazhang, how can I use those boot options if the notebook does not boot from the CD? I do not get that ubuntu screen, it simply waits very long and than boots from hard disk.
[14:19] <Guest61260> What is the computer capable of doing while in standby mode? Can it make any sort of descions?
[14:19] <moldy> Whitor: konica minolta
[14:19] <Whitor> mm
[14:20] <eBug> Guest61260 like what you can eat for breakfast?
[14:20] <erUSUL> Guest61260: suspended or hybernated ? no
[14:20] <moldy> other hosts can upload to the smb directory fine, copier can not -- and i don't feel like spending hours with a packet sniffer to debug this shit ;)
[14:20] <bazhang> eBug, which is why you should never mix version sources
[14:20] <Guest61260> erUSUL: Suspended.
[14:20] <hoohaah> Guest61260: memory is kept active, cpu throttled down to lowest-power state, disk and display off
[14:21] <erUSUL> Guest61260: no the os is not running
[14:21] <ronnie> hi
[14:21] <Guest61260> hoohaah: Can it look at things such as battery remaining and make a decision based on the results?
[14:21] <hoohaah> Guest61260: most often, the only thing happening in standby mode is the system waiting for a wakeup call, or receiving feedback from power-state
[14:22] <hoohaah> Guest61260: for the latter, this will (usually) set hibernation in motion
[14:22] <eBug> bazhang so, where do I go from here?
[14:22] <Guest61260> hoohaah: k thanks bai
[14:23] <hoohaah> punctuation
[14:23] <hoohaah> spelling
[14:24] <hoohaah> otherwise disingenuous ;)
[14:25] <charly_> hello
[14:25] <finch> hello all
[14:25] <Galaxor> Hi.  I've got a sound-juicer quesiton.  I want sound-juicer to rip to mp3.  That's not in my "Format" dropdown.  I "Edit Profiles", and create an mp3 profile with a gstreamer pipeline in it.  One that should work.  I click "Active?" to yes, and I quit and restart sound-juicer.  The mp3 profile is still not in my options.  What am I doing wrong?
[14:26] <charly_> i have problem with my microphone on jaunty jacklope
[14:26] <charly_> can anybody help me in fixing that
[14:26] <iubot>  É¶ ´ô
[14:26] <hoohaah> Galaxor: i've never used sound-juicer myself, but is it possible it doesn't save profiles to $HOME?
[14:26] <hoohaah> rather, could it be reading from some global conf each time it's launched?
[14:26] <bazhang> iubot, english here
[14:27] <iubot>  ´ó¼ÒºÃ°¡
[14:27] <finch> I have problem witch driver uvcvideo
[14:27] <charly_> microphone not working in ubuntu
[14:27] <charly_> anybody no the solution
[14:27] <charly_> ?
[14:27] <Titan8990> !mic
[14:27] <hoohaah> charly_: give it a bit of time
[14:27] <charly_> anybody knows the solution
[14:28] <Titan8990> !microphone
[14:28] <carpii> try learning to ask a proper question
[14:28] <eBug> bazhang other distros manage mixed repos much better it seems, like Debian
[14:28] <Galaxor> Aha.  I don't have the right lame packages installed.  Or perhaps I have the wrong name for lame in the pipeline.
[14:28] <sean2009> charly did you try going into the volume thing and adjusting the volume of it / turning it on / un muting?
[14:28] <Titan8990> !ask
[14:28] <charly_> yes i did it
[14:28] <finch> who have driver uvcvideo
[14:28] <eBug> ! ubuntu
[14:29] <charly_> still the same problem
[14:29] <sean2009> charly,  ok well perhaps someone else can suggest something as i'm only a beginner at linux
[14:29] <finch> I know but my picters is 360
[14:29] <Galaxor> I had the liblamemp3 package installed, but not the "lame".
[14:29] <kblin> hi folks
[14:30] <Jimi_Neutral> hi all, anyone know where i can go to chat about internet connections...about the different types and stuff
[14:30] <kblin> how do I turn off IPv6 networking on a 9.04 server?
[14:30] <hoohaah> kblin: blacklist
[14:30] <matrixblue> charly_, what's the problem exactly? (skype, etc.?
[14:30] <try2free> hi
[14:30] <Kartagis> how can i sort according to size?
[14:31] <[Crussd2]> how do i installing Yahoo Messenger on Jaunty??
[14:31] <try2free> anyone know what program to block internet sharing connection, history dll
[14:31] <charly_> i just upgraded my ubuntu 8.10 with 9.04
[14:31] <kblin> hoohaah: it's not a module, though
[14:31] <hoohaah> Kartagis: du -sk * | sort +0nr
[14:31] <charly_> now am not able to use microphone with skype
[14:31] <kblin> hoohaah: at least lsmod |grep ipv6 comes up empty
[14:32] <Kartagis> thanks hoohaah
[14:32] <matrixblue> charly_, have you tried changing the sound input device?
[14:32] <charly_> i checked the volume prefernce and selected everything
[14:32] <myself> where can i find a web page where i can browse through a kubuntu repository
[14:32] <charly_> yes
[14:32] <matrixblue> charly_, within skype I mean
[14:33] <supersasho> hi.. sometimes in arecord -l i don't have listed my usb webcam microphone, any idea why? it can be "repaired" by rebooting, but this is an anoying solution
[14:33] <Kartagis> myself, packages.kubuntu.com maybe?
[14:33] <hoohaah> Kartagis: if you need to sort .directories, du -sk .[a-z]* | sort +0nr
[14:33] <myself> no
[14:33] <charly_> yes
[14:34] <charly_> i tried with HDA intel 0
[14:34] <charly_> i tried with HDA intel 1
[14:34] <charly_> and pulse
[14:34] <charly_> nothing is working for me
[14:34] <hoohaah> kblin: is this a custom kernel build?
[14:34] <Galaxor> Oh.  The one I needed was gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse.  Thanks.
[14:34] <matrixblue> charly_, Applications, Sound and Video, Sound Recorder.....tell if your mic works there
[14:35] <hoohaah> kblin: you'd need to use sysctl instead if the option is builtin
[14:35] <squirrelpimp> is packages.ubuntu.com down?
[14:35] <orudie> hi, how can i view ssh keys ?
[14:35] <hoohaah> orudie: seahorse
[14:35] <charly_> yes there it is working
[14:36] <matrixblue> charly_, the problem is in your skype configuration.consider a re-install
[14:37] <charly_> ok i will do and let u know
[14:37] <charly_> thanks for the support
[14:37] <charly_> bye
[14:37] <cporter> Hello! How might I go about making all of my files and folders in my home directory chowned back to my account? I accidentally moved folders using root and it has broken things....
[14:37] <hoohaah> cporter: sudo chown $USER:$USER -R $HOME
[14:37] <Titan8990> cporter, sudo chown -R username:username /home/username
[14:38] <cporter> OK, that's what I thought, but I wasn't sure, thanks!
[14:38] <bc01> Andrias
[14:38] <x1sc0> anybody can help me with gtk ?
[14:38] <hoohaah> x1sc0: only if it were less vague
[14:39] <matrixblue> !details | x1sc0
[14:39] <ShockF> hi
[14:39] <Xcell> Very nice Ubuntu: http://news.softpedia.com/news/GRUB-2-The-New-Boot-Loader-in-Ubuntu-9-10-113671.shtml
[14:39] <ShockF> could somebody help me with a problem i have please
[14:40] <nibbler_> ShockF: describing your problem could help to find out...
[14:40] <hoohaah> go Aussie
[14:40] <matrixblue> !ask | ShockF
[14:41] <hoohaah>  !topic no need for foreplay ;)
[14:41] <Gourlis> Anyone knows where Ubuntu 9.04 themes are? I want to have the new theme which is on 9.04 on my Ubuntu 8.10
[14:42] <matrixblue> Gourlis, try www.ubuntu-art.org
[14:42] <ShockF> ok so i have just downloaded and burnt what i suspect is the latest version of ubuntu to a disk i downloaded it from the main website and i put the cd in my laptop everything loads up fine yet when i press enter to start the installation something seems to load and then everything goes blank yet the laptop is still running and all the lights are on any help with this ?
[14:42] <Gourlis> matrixblue, i want the official theme made by ubuntu. :D
[14:42] <matrixblue> Gourlis, the theme is called human and it should be there
[14:42] <Myrtti> ShockF: have you tried the alternate install disc?
[14:43] <ShockF> alternate install disc ?
[14:43] <x1sc0> oks, i'm doing with pygtk a dialog and if I apply to this leave-notify-event it works right, but if I add a scrolledwindow to it, when the mouse is on the scroll it disappears, How can I avoid it ?
[14:43] <Titan8990> Xcell, looks to me like they are changing something unnecessary so I have to learn it agin....
[14:43] <nibbler_> ShockF: well... no idea about this bug, but there is an "alternative install cd" available, which uses textmode, maybe this works for you?
[14:43] <pixelmonkey> anyone experiencing random hardlocks in Jaunty with the iwl3945 driver?
[14:43] <hoohaah> aren't the blueprints for livecd/install-disks available online?
[14:43] <hoohaah> I'm sure you can get the artwork there
[14:43] <Myrtti> !alternate | ShockF
[14:43] <Gourlis> matrixblue, not the other one in 9.04 which is somehow dark i think
[14:43] <matrixblue> ShockF, are you getting into the live cd mode or are you pressing install at the first menu?
[14:44] <Xcell> Titan8990-  na...it'll be nice...especially for modern bios and memory management.
[14:44] <matrixblue> Gourlis, I think that' darkroom
[14:44] <bootstrap> im trying to learn C++ but ubuntu wont recognize some of the commands can anyone help me
[14:44] <erUSUL> bootstrap: what commands ?
[14:44] <hoohaah> bootstrap: do you at least have the compiler?
[14:44] <bootstrap> using
[14:44] <ShockF> no i can get to the splash menu and can choose options ive tried the try before installing option and that seemd to load and then i tried the install option and that seemd to load and then went blank
[14:45] <hateball> !info build-essentials | bootstrap
[14:45] <hateball> ugh...
[14:45] <erUSUL> !be | bootstrap
[14:45] <Myrtti> essential_, hateball
[14:45] <hateball> !info build-essential | bootstrap
[14:45] <hateball> Myrtti: yeah noted
[14:46] <ShockF> how do i find this alternate cd
[14:46] <bootstrap> ok i didnt understand any of that
[14:46] <Cheery> do you know good nes emulators?
[14:46] <hoohaah> ShockF: under 'Even more options' title on download page
[14:47] <ShockF> kk
[14:47] <hateball> bootstrap: install that package and you should have most stuff needed for compiling
[14:48] <ShockF> is there one that isnt a torrent ?
[14:48] <hateball> !pm | bootstrap
[14:48] <znh_> Hello :)
[14:48] <hateball> bootstrap: sudo aptitude install build-essential
[14:48] <big-pengwiin> ola brothaz
[14:48] <hoohaah> ShockF: scroll down
[14:49] <ShockF> also do you think this wubi thing may work for me ?
[14:49] <Vlet_> When using tightvnc, what is the proper way to shut down the server?  I can boot it fine within VMWare (from USB) but if I try to boot it from the pyshical machine I get back to Busybox after the menu. Do I have to edit something like fstab?
[14:49] <Pici> Gourlis: No. 9.10 is in development
[14:49] <Gourlis> ok
[14:49] <mainstream_> ahh crap wrong window
[14:49] <Pici> !9.10 | Gourlis
[14:50] <big-pengwiin> how can I speed up my IDE HDD speed?
[14:50] <hoohaah> hdparm
[14:50] <hateball> big-pengwiin: you can tweak it with hdparm
[14:50] <Gourlis> thx pici
[14:50] <hoohaah> unless it's already set to max capabilities
[14:50] <bootstrap> thanks hateball
[14:50] <big-pengwiin> my HDD do not support DMa, it is possible?
[14:50] <ShockF> @hoohaah do you think the wubi installation may work ?
[14:51] <big-pengwiin> hdparm installed already
[14:51] <Myrtti> ShockF: if you can, use a normal install
[14:51] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: if it is very very old is possible
[14:51] <big-pengwiin> szia pici tetsver
[14:51] <ShockF> kk
[14:51] <Gourlis> Pici, I can't remove OSX icons in 8.10 although they are not working at all. You know anyway removing them completely ?
[14:51] <eurythmia> erUSUL, beat me to it ;)
[14:51] <big-pengwiin> no, not too old
[14:51] <hoohaah> ShockF: that was really a mock answer ;) . I don't know how you'll fare with Wubi
[14:51] <dmazzone> "/format own_msg {ownmsgnick $2 {ownnick $[-9]0}}$1"
[14:51] <dmazzone> "/format own_msg_channel {ownmsgnick $3 {ownnick $[-9]0}{msgchannel $1}}$2"
[14:51] <dmazzone> "/format pubmsg_me {pubmsgmenick $2 {menick $[-9]0}}$1"
[14:51] <dmazzone> "/format pubmsg_me_channel {pubmsgmenick $3 {menick $[-9]0}{msgchannel $1}}$2"
[14:51] <dmazzone> "/format pubmsg_hilight {pubmsghinick $0 $3 $[-9]1}$2"
[14:51] <FloodBot2> dmazzone: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:51] <dmazzone> "/format pubmsg_hilight_channel {pubmsghinick $0 $4 $[-9]1{msgchannel $2}}$3"
[14:51] <Pici> Gourlis: You could try manually removing them from ~/.icons
[14:51] <dmazzone> oops sorry folks
[14:52] <hoohaah> wow, irssi theme?
[14:52] <Myrtti> ShockF: wubi is considered by many a way to test if it works with the hardware, there are some problems with it, so I wouldn't recommend it as a permanent solution
[14:52] <kblin> hoohaah: it's not a custom kernel build. it's a 9.04 amd64 server install
[14:52] <mmarlon> hello
[14:52] <hoohaah> kblin: did you catch my earlier sysctl remark?
[14:52] <Gourlis> Pici, I went usr/share/icons and i can't see them there. only in right click properties on the desktop and customize etc..
[14:52] <kblin> hoohaah: yeah, checking
[14:52] <ShockF> @myritti would you recomend i use it to see if it will install and then if it does try the text based version ?
[14:52] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: can you paste the output of « sudo hdparm -I /dev/sdx » for your disk ?
[14:52] <Vlet_> dmazzone: always best to do that in the server tab or something just incase that happens :)
[14:53] <Pici> Gourlis: Only system wide icons are installed there. /home/$user/.icons is where your own user's icon themes are installed.
[14:53] <dmazzone> yeah that good call :)
[14:53] <big-pengwiin> erUSUL of course, thanks
[14:53] <Gourlis> Pici, oh let me check.
[14:53] <hoohaah> kblin: set all ipv6 options to 0
[14:53] <bootstrap> what do i need to wright C++ when using ubuntu
[14:53] <Myrtti> ShockF: that's about the only use I can think for it.
[14:54] <ShockF> @myrtti ok i shall try that then first and i shall come back with my results and let you know how i get on
[14:54] <erUSUL> bootstrap: a text editor and the compiler minimum... you can also install an IDE
[14:54] <hoohaah> bootstrap: way off on the spelling..
[14:54] <Gourlis> Pici, removed. Thank you man!
[14:54] <hoohaah> bootstrap: that build-essential package no good?
[14:54] <big-pengwiin> ertUSUL: please follow: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/191679/
[14:55] <bootstrap> yeah sorry about the spelling was typing fast
[14:55] <myself> how do i make a certain program start up w/ startup in kubuntu
[14:55] <erUSUL> !tab | big-pengwiin
[14:55] <bootstrap> and no the build essential didnt work
[14:55] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: DMA: mdma0 mdma1 mdma2 udma0 udma1 udma2 udma3 udma4 *udma5 udma6
[14:55] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: it seems to be well configured is using *udma5
[14:56] <mocas> hi there
[14:56] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: do a quick test « sudo hdparm -tT /dev/sdx »
[14:56] <kblin> hoohaah: shouldn't sysctlc net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1 be sufficient?
[14:56] <hoohaah> big-penguin: sdparm, perhaps?
[14:56] <erUSUL> !editor | bootstrap
[14:56] <ShockF> @hoohaah/ myrtti im intending to install it on a 19gb partition what do you reccomend as an installation size
[14:56] <mocas> can I install ubuntu-9.0.4-desktop-i386.iso on a usb disk?
[14:56] <rautatea> hello everybody
[14:56] <hoohaah> kblin: maybe. haven't looked at the thing ina while :)
[14:56] <[Crussd2]> mocas: just Visit http://pendrivelinux.com
[14:57] <big-pengwiin> sdparm? what is that?
[14:57] <rautatea> i m new here and new in linux
[14:57] <erUSUL> bootstrap: if you are a begginer maybe it is better to install an ide like anjuta
[14:57] <big-pengwiin> /dev/sda:
[14:57] <big-pengwiin>  Timing cached reads:   1534 MB in  2.00 seconds = 766.76 MB/sec
[14:57] <big-pengwiin>  Timing buffered disk reads:  150 MB in  3.01 seconds =  49.92 MB/sec
[14:57] <Myrtti> !usb | mocas
[14:57] <erUSUL> !info anjuta | bootstrap
[14:57] <[Crussd2]> !info gfxboot
[14:57] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: 49.92 MB/sec <<<< seems pretty decent for a hard drive
[14:57] <Myrtti> ShockF: that should be enough
[14:57] <mocas> thks
[14:57] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: why do you say it is slow ??
[14:58] <rautatea> i ts any im client to wwork with video call
[14:58] <hoohaah> big-pengwiin: *udma5
[14:58] <rautatea> sorry for my bad englich
[14:58] <Dreamglider> how do i add dictionaries to open office in ubuntu ?
[14:58] <big-pengwiin> hoohaah udma5?
[14:58] <komputes> Dreamglider: System > Administration > Language Support
[14:58] <ShockF> @myrtti what i mean is im going to install it on a 19gb partition but wubi is asking me for an installation size would i put 19gb or would i do less
[14:59] <hoohaah> big-pengwiin: that's what it says on your dump
[14:59] <big-pengwiin> ertUsul you said not slow
[14:59] <big-pengwiin> ?
[14:59] <jhammit> Interested in setting up 9.04 for migrating without a mouse or pad, how do I get the UNDERLINE to display so I can do Alt - (plus) underlined letter to navigate the menus etc.,
[14:59] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: yes 50 MB/sec is a decent speed for a hard drive
[14:59] <Myrtti> ShockF: it will try to make a loopback file to use as the "harddrive", either inside your windows or to a directory you point to it, so you can pretty much decide yourself
[15:00] <big-pengwiin> my dump here: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/191679/
[15:00] <supersasho> hi.. sometimes in arecord -l i don't have listed my usb webcam microphone, any idea why? it can be "repaired" by rebooting, but this is an anoying solution
[15:00] <ShockF> ok ill do 8 like the screenshot where the download link is on the site
[15:00] <big-pengwiin> just , I think: I have one csv file, contained one million of data
[15:00] <hoohaah> big-pengwiin: it might be better to explain when and how it's slow
[15:00] <ShockF> also do i need to put a password or could i leave it blank
[15:01] <erUSUL> big-pengwiin: my pata disk here does 55 and the sata one does 62
[15:01] <big-pengwiin> my process script running about 3 minutes
[15:01] <big-pengwiin> erUSUL thanks
[15:01] <Vinceman> linux is more difficult than windows
[15:01] <hoohaah> big-pengwiin: ram and cpu?
[15:01] <Myrtti> ShockF: I think you can't leave it blank
[15:02] <big-pengwiin> one piece of 12 pages PDF file: making only 3 sec!
[15:02] <ShockF> yeh i just found out lol
[15:02] <Myrtti> Vinceman: you're entitled to your opinion - but please keep the offtopic chatter elsewhere
[15:02] <hoohaah> big-pengwiin: use iostat to find i/o bottlenecks
[15:02] <jhammit> Yay Vinceman
[15:02] <big-pengwiin> hoohaah: 512 MB DDR400 and 3.06Ghz Celeron
[15:02] <JerseyMonkey> Hi folks, I am using vim for some sensitive files. Is there any easy way to password/encrypt files in VIM without requiring a seperate program to decrypt before modifying?
[15:02] <ShockF> its installing now so ill tell you exactly what happens
[15:03] <hoohaah> JerseyMonkey: better to automatically decrypt said files
[15:03] <hoohaah> JerseyMonkey: vim doesn't decrypt on it's own
[15:03] <big-pengwiin> hoohaah thanks a lot
[15:03] <jhammit> Vinceman, - of course linux is more difficult, but that's the learning curve combined with the experience
[15:04] <big-pengwiin> basszatok meg itt vannak ertelmes emberek!
[15:04] <thiebaude> jhammit: offtopic, but i find ubuntu not difficult at all
[15:04] <big-pengwiin> nem ugy mint az ubuntu-hun-n
[15:04] <erUSUL> JerseyMonkey: maybe it is better to use an ecripted partition or folder ? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FolderEncryption
[15:04] <Vinceman> is working then with linux a good investment for the future?
[15:04] <Vinceman> jhammit?
[15:04] <myself> hey my kubuntu help index is missing? can i reinstall it?
[15:04] <Pici> !english | big-pengwiin
[15:04] <myself> or where would it be
[15:04] <The_Warlock> how to i change the font size in aterm and also have bold text?
[15:04] <JerseyMonkey> erUSUL: Thanx.
[15:04] <big-pengwiin> Pici in hungarian like "little"
[15:05] <hoohaah> The_Warlock: google xresources
[15:05] <matrix_> what?
[15:05] <myself> or wait it just took a sec to load