[00:00] <Slart> Roasted: or wait.. have a look in ~/.mozilla/plugins . Do you see anything that looks like a flashplugin there?
[00:00] <Kareeser> followup: If I have 1GB RAM and make a swap that's only 512, would that break hibernate?
[00:00] <Slart> Kareeser: yes
[00:00] <guycook> Slart, I agree, just I am worried since this is an old drive I mounted long ago and it dual boot for XP 64 also, a reinstall will remove that correct?
[00:00] <zze86> kareeser - status: not loaded
[00:00] <Slart> guycook: nope.. xp will still be there
[00:00] <Roasted> Slart -libflashplayer.so
[00:00] <h2g2bob> Roasted: In firefox: tools, addons, plugins. select the flash item and click disable
[00:00] <Kareeser> zze86: Then the port should be open... unless I am mistaken. This is port 5900, right?
[00:00] <bamb00> hi
[00:00] <Slart> Roasted: remove that one and you should be on square one again..
[00:01] <Kareeser> zze86: are you accessing from within the local network?
[00:01] <bamb00> i am searching for an XP laptop and can[t find one
[00:01] <Slart> Roasted: then you can try installing the one from the repos.. see if that one works better
[00:01] <Gnea> Okay, most of you probably haven't done this, but I'm giving it a go because I'm tired of not having any sound on this other system: just setup pulseaudio to accept network connections from other pulseaudio systems on the lan.  so far, it works... sort of! the default GDM 'da-da-dum!' chime makes it through!! but i'm having some permission issues with regular user, who is in the pulse-access and pulse-rt groups - has anyone made it farther to make it work?
[00:01] <bamb00> i dont want to pay DEll's premium for xp lappys
[00:01] <bamb00> so
[00:01] <guycook> Slart, glad we talked about that, then the fresh install will only touch the part of the drive that is running ubuntu x64 correct?
[00:01] <bamb00> should i install ubuntu
[00:01] <bamb00> instead of xp
[00:01] <FloodBot3> bamb00: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:01] <Kareeser> bamb00:  es :P
[00:01] <bc> zze86: you trying to remote into ubunt from windows RDP?
[00:01] <Kareeser> yes*
[00:01] <bamb00> what? i am not flooding what r u saying im flooding
[00:01] <h2g2bob> Roasted: Only disables - the file will still be somewhere (~/.mozilla somewhere?). The one in ubuntu's repos. doesn't work for 64-bit either
[00:01] <Slart> guycook: well.. it will only touch the parts you tell it to touch.. you have to take care what you tell it
[00:01] <Cam42> okay, I'm looking to try out a few different Desktop environments, which should I try?
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: How experienced are you with Ubuntu?
[00:02] <Cam42> I've already got GNOME and KDE
[00:02] <nog_lorp> Anyone help me? :(
[00:02] <Slart> h2g2bob: the one in the repos works nicely on 64bit.. at least for me
[00:02] <Gnea> bamb00: just don't type lots of short sentences and then hit enter a lot :)
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: It takes some willpower to "quit" cold turkey
[00:02] <bamb00> Kareeser: i know a bit abt programming i know BASIC and Fortran
[00:02] <bamb00> but no C
[00:02] <bamb00> i heard u need to know C for linux
[00:02] <guycook> Slart, correct I'll make sure of the environment first that makes sense
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: Using Ubuntu requires no knowledge of programming
[00:02] <Slart> bamb00: no you don't..
[00:02] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[00:02] <bamb00> how diff. is ubuntu from redhat or mandrake
[00:02] <Gnea> bamb00: depending on what you want to do with linux... these days, you really don't
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: essentially very similar
[00:02] <zze86> kareeser: yeah from the local network, although I guess physically there is a router in the way. I did the port scan with the network tools function and it doesn't find port 5900 and I can't access the net either but my bittorrent client is running just fine, which is why I though tthe port was closed....
[00:02] <Tetracomm> When I try to permanently delete some files from trash, I get this: Error removing file: Permission denied
[00:02] <guycook> Will the new install 'see' what is there already?
[00:02] <hbekel> nog_lorp: the "winking" is caused by gnome panel constantly terminating and being restarted. compare the pids of gnome-panel in your paste
[00:02] <bamb00> i used mandrake in 2002 but it didn't work on my PC
[00:02] <bamb00> the internet was not working
[00:03] <Slart> bamb00: just for regular every day usage there is no need to know C or any other programming language
[00:03] <TonyTheTiger> can someone please help me, my headphone jack doesnt work in ubuntu.
[00:03] <nog_lorp> hbekel: k I'll check
[00:03] <bamb00> does ubuntu work with internet on XP/vista laptops
[00:03] <Kareeser> zze86: can you ping the server from the client machine?
[00:03] <Slart> guycook: I'm not really sure..
[00:03] <Gnea> bamb00: ubuntu works with any internet connection.
[00:03] <nog_lorp> hbekel: when I killall gnome-panel it doesn't come back
[00:03] <guycook> Slart, ok well thanks, I'll do some investigating now
[00:03] <zze86> kareeser: yep, and I can access the router config page as well
[00:03] <lianimator> bamb00: you can always use liveCD to try it out first.
[00:03] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: is it enabled in alsamixer
[00:03] <Slart> guycook: do so, good luck with the reinstall =)
[00:03] <TonyTheTiger> i have no option for headphone volume either
[00:03] <Gnea> bamb00: dsl, cable, wireless, dialup, x.25....
[00:03] <nog_lorp> hbekel: and dialogs that I can get to come up work fine (like power off dialog)
[00:03] <nog_lorp> brb
[00:03] <linux_noob> bc, for SSLOptions i have only one thing... +StrictRequire  .. is that alright? I used to have more on this line but I removed it while trying to debug
[00:03] <Kareeser> zze86: which vnc server is this? the one preinstalled with ubuntu?
[00:03] <Roasted> Slart - Bingo. that libflashplayer.so that was in the .mozilla/plugins folder, I deleted it, then reinstalled flashplugin-nonfree and now it works fine. Thanks bro.
[00:04] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I have an option in alsamixer which is headphone but its a "switch" which is on.
[00:04] <hbekel> nog_lorp: have you tried running gnome-panel from the commandline?
[00:04] <Slart> Roasted: you're welcome
[00:04] <bamb00> i know for sure it dosent work with dialup modems. i never culd install working mandrake with my modem. no driver :((
[00:04] <Kareeser> zze86: make sure it's allowing incoming connections, System -> Pref -> Remote Desktop
[00:04] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, how can i enable it?
[00:04] <bamb00> but i dont have dialup :)) i have cable now
[00:04] <Kareeser> bamb00: Try linmodems
[00:04] <Kareeser> bamb00: It's a website
[00:04] <h2g2bob> bamb00: the main difference is how you use to add/remove software. The biggest change is the change over time - Ubuntu today isn't much different from other linuxes  today but is quite different from older linuxes
[00:04] <bamb00> also
[00:04] <Gnea> bamb00: this is 2009. that was 2002. tell me, could you play games with linux in 1994 with full 3d graphics? :)
[00:04] <zze86> Kareeser: on the Ubuntu machine, yes the preinstalled client. On my windows with which I am trying to access the Ubunut machine I am using the RealVNC viewer
[00:05] <bamb00> if i type in some word software, like StarOffice
[00:05] <microtux> hi
[00:05] <bamb00> will the fonts still look ugly
[00:05] <bamb00> cuz
[00:05] <bc> linux_noob: just use +StdEnvVars
[00:05] <bamb00> they were very ugly then
[00:05] <FloodBot3> bamb00: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:05] <Slart> mmm.. 1994.. voodoo 1 graphics accelerators.. mmmm
[00:05] <Kareeser> zze86: so what's the error... "can't connect to server"?
[00:05] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: open alsamixer make sure it is not muted
[00:05] <Kareeser> bamb00: Install "msttcorefonts"
[00:05] <bamb00> FloodBot3 im not flooding
[00:05] <Kareeser> bamb00: I also find that Linux fonts are better looking than Windows' equivalents
[00:05] <microtux> i'm running Ubuntu 9.04, when i tried to mount the cdrom, there was a error : dev /dev/sdc0 not found
[00:05] <Gnea> bamb00: staroffice is old and obsolete. we use openoffice now (sun open-sourced staroffice and openoffice was the result - it's still in development with regular stable releases)
[00:05] <microtux> any help
[00:05] <Slart> bamb00: try a live cd.. it will answer all these questions without any change to your existing system
[00:05] <zze86> kareeser: yeah I already setup the remote desktop to allow incoming connections
[00:05] <wolf>  /server wulfhowl.com
[00:05] <wolf> ...
[00:05] <wolf> ignore that
[00:05] <Kareeser> microtux: try /cdrom
[00:06] <Gnea> bamb00: and ignore the bots
[00:06] <Slart> !ask | microtux
[00:06] <Gnea> !enter
[00:06] <microtux> /dev/scd0 sorry,
[00:06] <Kareeser> zze86: So the connection attempt just times out?
[00:06] <h2g2bob> microtux: how are you mounting the cdrom?
[00:06] <kobrien> ubottu, agreed!
[00:06] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, There is no volume control for headphone, all other options are not muted.
[00:06] <Slart> microtux: oh.. sorry.. didn't see your question..
[00:06] <microtux> Slart, mount /media/cdrom
[00:06] <Kareeser> TonyTheTiger: I thought there was...
[00:07] <microtux> Slart, the fstab : /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[00:07] <Gnea> bamb00: have you been living under a rock that broke a mirror?
[00:07] <zze86> kareeser: unable to resolve the host by name. The requested name is valid, but no data of the requested type was found (11004).......It was a different error yesterday night. yesterday it was nable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061)
[00:07] <bamb00> whot
[00:07] <losty> hello
[00:07] <TonyTheTiger> Kareeser, What made you think that? There is a "switch" option which is just a tick box for headphones.
[00:07] <Ciros> oh wow....
[00:07] <Gnea> bamb00: well, you mentioned you hadn't used linux for about 7 years
[00:07] <zikiti> hello all
[00:08] <Kareeser> zze86: sounds like it's connecting then... but it's just not establishing a connection properly, odd.
[00:08] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: master volume controls  headphone volume
[00:08] <Slart> hello zikiti
[00:08] <Kareeser> zze86: Have you tried posting on Ubuntuforums, so people can try solving this in a slower-paced setting?
[00:08] <lianimator> What's the reason that backgrounds from /usr/share/backgrounds/ and /usr/share/pixmaps/backgrounds/cosmos/ are not included in Appearance Preferences?
[00:08] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, thats set to max then.
[00:08] <losty> can anyone assist with setting up wireless on 9.04?
[00:08] <linux_noob> bc, do you know if there is a way that i can copy and paste out of CygWin?
[00:08] <bamb00> Gnea i tried linux in 2002 a lot bt it didnt work with anything not with internet also fonts were ugly etc. so i gave up after that windows XP was gr8 so i didnt bother now vista is like super SUCK and i dont want to waste laptop energy on stupid vista thats why i want linux or xp but  u cant get xp drivers so linux
[00:08] <Slart> lianimator: I don't think it adds backgrounds automatically.. iirc you have to "Add" them yourself, one by one
[00:08] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: when you plug in headphones does speaker sound stop
[00:08] <nog_lorp> hbekel: when I killed it and tried to run it from tty1, DISPLAY wasn't set
[00:08] <losty> i have set it up and works, but incrediably slow
[00:08] <Fezzler> Can't get my D-Link di-624 wireless to connect
[00:08] <nog_lorp> hbekel: dunno the default display
[00:09] <Kareeser> bamb00: lots have changed in the past 7 years
[00:09] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, yes it does.
[00:09] <bc> linux_noob: i do not, but I would imagine it would be a function of windows cmd shell instead
[00:09] <zze86> no, not yet. I was going to try that next but y'know typical american instant gratification. :P thanks for trying though
[00:09] <hbekel> nog_lorp: run it from a terminal in gnome
[00:09] <microtux> so ?
[00:09] <Kareeser> bamb00: you have to approach Ubuntu with an open mind. And be open to solving your own problems.
[00:09] <Dealer> (EE)NVIDIA(0): Failed to intialize the NVIDIA module! Please ensure that there is a supported NVIDIA GPU in this system and that the NVIDIA device files have been vreated properly. *aborting* Screens found, but none have a usable configuration. <-- The error message I get now after installing the NVIDIA driver. Anyone can tell me how to get rid of the driver I installed??
[00:09] <nog_lorp> hbekel: how can I get a terminal in gnome :(
[00:09] <bc> linux_noob: right click on title bar
[00:09] <Kareeser> Dealer: How did you install the driver?
[00:09] <Fezzler> Ubuntu finds the modem but, even after reset, "admin" does not work?
[00:09] <lianimator> Slart: I opened the folder and dragged them in. just wondering why they were not included on fresh install!! they look great.
[00:09] <Slart> !terminal
[00:09] <th0r> I converted /dev/sda2 from ntfs to ext4 ande now it only mounts read-only. How to I change it to mount writeable?
[00:10] <nog_lorp> hbekel: dunno the necessary hotkeys to do that without using the menus
[00:10] <Dealer> Kareeser, I shut down my X-Server, su, sh NVIDIA-blablabla.run
[00:10] <linux_noob> bc, cool thank you
[00:10] <Kareeser> Dealer: uh-oh.
[00:10] <Fezzler> But "user" works but I can't change settings log in as "user"
[00:10] <Kareeser> Dealer: did you check to see if your card was supported?
[00:10] <Slart> lianimator: that I don't know .. I was kind of expecting it to add all images from some special folder.. that would be nice imho
[00:10] <microtux> Slart, Kareeser any idea ?
[00:10] <Gnea> bamb00: ah, okay. well, here's the deal: mandrake (which is now called mandriva) is one out of, literally, hundreds of distributions. Ubuntu is based off of the Debian GNU/Linux distribution, which is well known for its stableness.  It is not Debian, but uses the same package management system and a few other minor tidbits (configuration locations, etc)
[00:10] <Dealer> I picked it out on the Nvidia.com site :S
[00:10] <Slart> microtux: nope.. no idea
[00:11] <Kareeser> microtux: negatory...
[00:11] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: and your sure under alsamixer there is not mm in the headphone box
[00:11] <zikiti> I'm trying to install ubuntu server 9.04 on an old dell inspiron 1000. I keep failing the install though. Getting a message: "failed to determine codename for the release"
[00:11] <Kareeser> microtux: try ubuntuforums :)
[00:11] <Dealer> Kareeser, no, I just picked it out on the Nvidia.com site ...
[00:11] <zikiti> Not much info on this in the forums
[00:11] <zikiti> Was wondering if anyone came across this
[00:11] <Kareeser> Dealer: right, I heard ya :) let me think...
[00:11] <Dealer> Kareeser, sorry :S
[00:11] <hbekel> nog_lorp: so start gnome, killall gnome-panel, then switch to a tty console, type export DISPLAY=:0.0 and then gnome-terminal
[00:11] <microtux> Slart, Kareeser well, thank u @ all,
[00:12] <Gnea> bamb00: Ubuntu has been made, from the ground-up, to be easy for anybody to use.  Most of everything has been setup and geared toward desktop use.  If something isn't working, there's over 1,000 people here in #ubuntu.  Plus, we also have http://ubuntuforums.org, which you are encouraged to register on.  Sometimes asking questions in both forums can get your answers quicker. :)
[00:12] <nog_lorp> hbekel: thanks
[00:12] <Kareeser> Dealer: I'm out of ideas :( Try the forums?
[00:12] <nog_lorp> brb
[00:12] <Kareeser> Dealer: I've never had it fail on me, so I'm out of my element here, sorry
[00:12] <bamb00> well
[00:12] <bamb00> theres only 1 prob.
[00:12] <Kareeser> bamb00: yeah?
[00:12] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, in the headphone box there is 00 and i cant change any value for it.
[00:12] <Gnea> bamb00: of course, there's a server version as well, and as of last month, there's a version for netbooks too.
[00:12] <Dealer> Kareeser, I did the repair thing, I selected the recovery mode, and did the auto fix there, you beleve its fixed now ?
[00:12] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, there is mm in front mi and line
[00:12] <bamb00> if i install ubuntu will ppl on mIRC basically tell me im a "noob" if i ask them cuz that what pissed me off in 2002 and i began hating linux
[00:12] <Kareeser> Dealer: in my experience, that doesn't do anything... :S
[00:13] <Dealer> damn
[00:13] <Kareeser> Dealer: of course, it DOES something, but nothing that actually helped me.
[00:13] <FFForever> how do i open a 7zip?
[00:13] <Kareeser> Dealer: hey, give it a shot, if it works, it works
[00:13] <Dealer> gonna try another restart of the x-server.
[00:13] <Kareeser> FFForever: sudo apt-get install 7zip
[00:13] <LjL> !7z | FFForever
[00:13] <linux_noob> bc, here are my ports and my sites-avail default  http://paste.ubuntu.com/167305/
[00:13] <Kareeser> FFForever: then, man 7zip
[00:13] <hbekel> bamb00: depends on the channel
[00:13] <hbekel> bamb00: this one's friendly
[00:13] <Gnea> bamb00: of course you'll be a n00b, but you know what?  everyone's a n00b at some point.  if you can get past that and not get all upset over it and accept it, you won't be a noob for very long and everyone will forget it :)
[00:13] <Kareeser> bamb00: don't let it get to you.
[00:14] <bamb00> kk :))
[00:14] <Slart> bamb00: we can't possible predict what people around might or might not call you.. this channel is friendly and we'll be nice to you as long as you behave reasonably
[00:14] <Kareeser> bamb00: I tried arch today. I messed it up real bad. Does that make me a noob? I bet, but I don't really care.
[00:14] <zikiti> Any takers? The error is "failed to determine codename for the release"
[00:14] <bamb00> Kareeser: only a jew would try "arch".
[00:14] <Kareeser> bamb00: LOL
[00:14] <bamb00> lol
[00:14] <linux_noob> bc, as i read over the exact stuff i jsut copy and pasted to you.. i cant help but read the preExisting #comment in ports that says that SSL virtual hosts are not yet supported.. .and then i look to the next file where i do exactly that they said i couldnt do.. declare an SSL virtual host
[00:14] <Kareeser> zikiti: where in the install does it say that?
[00:14] <microtux_> hi
[00:14] <Switchfoot> hello
[00:15] <Kareeser> heya
[00:15] <Gnea> bamb00: we also don't encourage nor condone racial/religios/any kind of disrespect or bigotry toward anyone else.
[00:15] <Slart> !coc > bamb00
[00:15] <zikiti> Kareeser: After the partioning when it is about to install the base system
[00:15] <nog_lorp> hbekel: error message along the line of "undefined symbol: g_mount_is_shadowed"
[00:15] <bc> linux_noob: different type, "name based virtual hosts are not yet supported" -- you aren't using name based
[00:15] <Gnea> *religious
[00:15] <Kareeser> zikiti: did you check the md5sum of the iso image before you burned it?
[00:15] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: see if this helps http://www.qc4blog.com/?p=617
[00:15] <linux_noob> bc, oh okay
[00:15] <zikiti> yes I did
[00:15] <bc> linux_noob: when you try to connect to https://localhost, it just takes a long time?
[00:16] <zikiti> Kareeser:  Even redownloaded from different mirror and verified again
[00:16] <linux_noob> bc, so as it stands currently with those two files... attempting an apache restart gives me teh error that 443 is alreayd in use
[00:16] <bc> linux_noob: (replace localhost with whatever IP the machine is)
[00:16] <hbekel> nog_lorp: please give the complete error message
[00:16] <Kareeser> zikiti: una momento, researching.
[00:16] <nog_lorp> k
[00:16] <bc> linux_noob: grep -R :443 /etc/apache2/*
[00:16] <zikiti> Kareeser: Gracias, te espero
[00:16] <Gnea> bamb00: if, for whatever reason, you feel that calling someone names and making a complete arse out of yourself is better than showing respect, then there are moderators who will kindly show you where you can stick such comments.
[00:16] <bc> linux_noob: you should only see 1 result
[00:17] <Switchfoot> When I type a word in my address bar it goes to that word website not automatically to .com website for example I wanted to go to fandango.com but it took me to http://fandango/ why is that
[00:17] <Gnea> bamb00: so, what is it that you're having issues with Ubuntu today? :)
[00:17] <linux_noob> bc, i see 3 :(
[00:17] <Dealer> ahhhh
[00:17] <nog_lorp> hbekel: "gnome-panel: symbol lookup error: gnome-panel: undefined symbol: g_mount_is_shadowed"
[00:17] <Slart> Switchfoot: I think it goes to the first result of a google search for that work.. but it's configurable in firefox
[00:17] <linux_noob> bc, default, default-ssl, 000-defaul
[00:17] <Dealer> my x-server is fu*ked :S
[00:17] <bc> linux_noob: only one you should have defined is in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl
[00:18] <Dealer> Slart, do you know how I can undo my wrong by installing the nvidia driver ?
[00:18] <Kareeser> zikiti: wild-ass guess, try workaround posted here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/122402
[00:18] <bc> linux_noob: default is only for 80
[00:18] <Slart> Dealer: hmm.. you installed it from the file from the nvidia site?
[00:18] <linux_noob> bc, okay i'll switch all the other references to :80 for now and see if my apache restarts willingly brb
[00:18] <Switchfoot> wait
[00:18] <Switchfoot> no
[00:18] <Kareeser> zikiti: outside of that, I'm not the one to ask, since I am now just guessing. So ask around here again :)
[00:18] <linux_noob> bc, thanks for all the help by the way
[00:18] <Dealer> Slart, yes, su, sh NVIDIA-Linux.......run
[00:18] <lianimator> is there a program that would log how much time you spent on each application? Like a usage logger..
[00:19] <zikiti> Kareeser: yes i did
[00:19] <Slart> Dealer: I think the same file you used to install it can be used to uninstall it.. have you tried running "sh NVIDIA-linux-blablabla --help" ?
[00:19] <zikiti> didn't work
[00:19] <Switchfoot> i pulled up some art site instead of fandango.com
[00:19] <Kareeser> zikiti: ok.
[00:19] <Switchfoot> the .com is the first result on google
[00:19] <bc> linux_noob: no problem. brb phone
[00:19] <Dealer> Slart, did not, I will now.
[00:19] <Fezzler> Can I update the firmware of my d-link di-624 via Ubuntu?
[00:19] <eseven73> yes you can Fezzler
[00:19] <eseven73> I have a dlink 625 and I update it very easy in linux
[00:19] <Kareeser> Slart: Oh! I didn't know you could do that! Thanks!
[00:19] <eseven73> dlink ftw
[00:20] <Slart> Fezzler: depends.. I think d-link can do that by using the web interface... some devices require you to run a windows binary for updating firmware..
[00:20] <Kareeser> eseven73: Linksys w/ Tomato ftw.
[00:20] <mick_> Anyone here from Ireland?
[00:20] <Slart> Kareeser: huh?
[00:20] <Switchfoot> nm it goes to .net sites
[00:20] <eseven73> ewww linksys :P
[00:20] <Kareeser> eseven73: hehehe
[00:20] <Kareeser> Slart: Uninstalling the nvidia driver thing.
[00:20] <Slart> Kareeser: ahhh.. ok.. =)
[00:20] <Gnea> mick_: this is the Ubuntu support channel...
[00:20] <aleron6> does anybody know if there is a media player that supports mp3 files?
[00:21] <Slart> aleron6: all of them does, afaik
[00:21] <aleron6> if so can anybody tell me which one is good for it
[00:21] <eseven73> !mp3 | aleron6
[00:21] <aleron6> no
[00:21] <Slart> !mp3
[00:21] <Kareeser> zikiti: Is this a normal install, not using preseed/kickstart/kickseed?
[00:21] <aleron6> not all of them
[00:21] <aleron6> thats a lie
[00:21] <Fezzler> Slart>> I can't log into the web interface.  I reset but "admin" does not work?
[00:21] <Kareeser> aleron6: install the gstreamer plugins
[00:21] <zikiti> Kareeser: Yep, normal
[00:21] <Gnea> aleron6: there's a media player that doesn't support mp3?
[00:21] <aleron6> you must not not your research
[00:21] <Gnea> aleron6: please, can you tell me which one(s)?
[00:21] <aleron6> yes when i pop in a cd it doesnt work
[00:21] <eseven73> aleron6, you're just missing codecs
[00:21] <aleron6> all of em basically
[00:21] <eseven73> !codecs | aleron6
[00:21]  * Gnea finds that he has better things to do than to listen to music with all players all the time
[00:21] <Dealer> haahha
[00:22] <Dealer> Slart, thanks alot!!! sh NVIDIA....run --uninstall :)
[00:22] <bc> linux_noob: ssl still no work? check to see if this exists also, /etc/ssl/certs/server.crt
[00:22] <Kareeser> Dealer: cooooool!
[00:22] <Gnea> aleron6: a regular music cd or a cd with mp3's on it?
[00:22] <Dealer> Just got to get used to reading now, no more windows, no more 'yes yes yes yes yes yes' ;)
[00:22] <Slart> Fezzler: you can probably reset it.. go to the D-Link site, download a manual and see how to do it on your device.. there might be a small button on the back.. or some other way
[00:22] <linux_noob> bc, im down to only one :443 referece but it claism teh Address is alreayd in use could not bind
[00:22] <Slart> Dealer: tadaaa =)
[00:22] <Dealer> Kinda retarded. Long time since I used linux ;)
[00:22] <Dealer> thanks folks!!
[00:22] <aleron6> a regular music cd
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: I have noooo idea now.
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: :(
[00:23] <Dealer> now I'm gonna try agaiN K9
[00:23] <Kareeser> Dealer: let us know
[00:23] <zikiti> Kareeser: You know what the problem was? lol... I could slap myself. (no, I'd probably like that)... Like I mentioned, it was an old system. dusty! Dirty! I cleaned the cdrom lens! And that worked. I didn't think about that ealier because it passed verification
[00:23] <Slart> aleron6: what does the regular music cd have to do with mp3s?
[00:23] <bc> linux_noob: sudo killall apache2 ; sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: durrr.... glad to know!
[00:23] <Gnea> aleron6: okay, that requires a sound cable to go between your cdrom and the soundcard/motherboard... you also need to make sure the CD volume is turned up in your mixer
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: I'll suggest that next time someone asks that.
[00:23] <nog_lorp> hbekel: any idea? :(
[00:23] <zikiti> Then again, I verified the ISO. but i did the disk integrity check as well before the install
[00:23] <nog_lorp> "gnome-panel: symbol lookup error: gnome-panel: undefined symbol: g_mount_is_shadowed"
[00:23] <zikiti> Kareeser: Thank you nonetheless
[00:23] <aleron6> i want to extract them in that format
[00:23] <aleron6> duh
[00:24] <Kareeser> zikiti: glad it worked out :)
[00:24] <eseven73> !attitude | aleron6
[00:24] <Gnea> aleron6: don't 'duh' me, a lot of people miss that
[00:24] <Kareeser> aleron6: Try "Sound Juicer"
[00:24] <Slart> aleron6: sigh.. well.. good luck with that.. bye
[00:24] <bc> linux_noob: if you still get the error, ps aux | grep apache
[00:24] <linux_noob> bc, okay apache started up :)
[00:24] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, That didnt work, tried various combination of options.
[00:24] <hwilde> hello what is the minimal entry in /etc/hosts.allow ?
[00:24] <Kareeser> hwilde: empty.
[00:24] <hwilde> Kareeser, to explicitly allow myself...
[00:24] <Kareeser> hwilde: actually, technically, no, there are comments.
[00:25] <Alexx> Hi can someone help me installing firefox3 ?
[00:25] <Kareeser> Alexx: sudo apt-get install firefox
[00:25] <hbekel> nog_lorp: that means one of the libraries in ldd $(which gnome-panel) is too old or broken in some other way
[00:25] <hwilde> Kareeser, the minimum Useful hosts.allow
[00:25] <nog_lorp> hbekel: okay
[00:25] <welltb> hello...anybody for a quick question?
[00:25] <linux_noob> bc, attempting to connect to the machine's IP in the browser (https) yields:  Data Transfer Interrupted
[00:25] <Kareeser> welltb: ask away
[00:25] <Slart> welltb: sure.. just ask
[00:25] <Kareeser> hwilde: ah, nevermind, sorry. Mine's just empty. What did you need it for?
[00:26] <nog_lorp> hbekel: google turns up gnome library GIO, "index of new symbols in 2.20"
[00:26] <nog_lorp> so I'll check that out
[00:26] <hwilde> How To Explicitly Allow Myself in remote /etc/hosts.allow
[00:26] <nog_lorp> thanks
[00:26] <welltb> what is the purpose of putting /var on a separate partiton?  is it to store the /var.../archive packages?
[00:26] <linux_noob> bc,  http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ == failed to connect   https://<IP_ADDRESS>/  == data transfer interrupted
[00:26] <bc> linux_noob: you using a proxy?
[00:26] <Slart> welltb: I think var is written to a lot more than.. say /
[00:27] <welltb> hmmm...
[00:27] <pipegeek> welltb: var can occasionally grow unexpectedly (for instance, if something suddenly starts dumping loads of error output into /var/log).  Putting it in a separate partition prevents it from filling up your whole disk
[00:27] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: what sound/s card do you have
[00:27] <bc> linux_noob: what is between you and <IP_ADDRESS>?
[00:27] <linux_noob> bc, no.. but wouldnt i need some sort of enabled site before i could expect to see something in a browser?
[00:27] <Slart> welltb: and it can also grow ... perhaps even fill up the entire free space if left unchecked
[00:27] <hbekel> nog_lorp: that means that a function called g_mount_is_shadowed from the GIO library is missing, you'll need to update/reinstall the library that provides this
[00:27] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I actually dont know, how can i find out?
[00:27] <Kareeser> welltb: or a rogue php upload file with no max_filesize check...
[00:27] <linux_noob> bc, a hub is inbetween me and that address... but id like to note that i am current SSH'd into that ip successfully
[00:27] <bc> linux_noob: no necessarily
[00:27] <welltb> gotcha...so mainly for developer types?
[00:27] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: aplay -l
[00:27] <bc> linux_noob: not, I meant
[00:28] <offipso> is there a simpler, lighterweight application switcher?
[00:28] <Kareeser> welltb: *shrugs* up to you. Mine's with /
[00:28] <offipso> my comp goes slowly when I switch with alt tab
[00:28] <Slart> welltb: I don't have /var on a separate partition.. I might do that for a server.. but not for a desktop machine
[00:28] <bc> linux_noob: what do you get when you `telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 443`?
[00:28] <Gnea> !pm | aleron6 (I told you before, and I won't tell you again)
[00:28] <Kareeser> offipso: is it because you have compiz on?
[00:28] <offipso> Kareeser: Yeah, but I like some of the other effects
[00:28] <linux_noob> bc from the  <IP_ADDRESS> itself? or from where i am now?
[00:28] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: ALC861VD Analog [ALC861VD Analog]
[00:28] <TonyTheTiger>   Subdevices: 0/1
[00:28] <TonyTheTiger>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[00:28] <nog_lorp> yup, libgio is v 2.0, clearly not updated properly
[00:28] <nog_lorp> :(
[00:28] <Slart> !pastebin | TonyTheTiger
[00:28] <welltb> gotcha....luvin' Ubuntu...especially #!....thanks for the advice...
[00:28] <Slart> welltb: you're welcome
[00:28] <offipso> Kareeser: I also have compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:29] <bc> linux_noob: from where ever you are trying to bring it up in a browser
[00:29] <linux_noob> bc, sorry how do i use telnet?
[00:29] <linux_noob> bc can i run that from my windows cmd?
[00:29] <Kareeser> offipso: you could turn on static application switcher, and customize it so that it does not show snapshots of the program
[00:29] <Kareeser> linux_noob: you need a telnet server installed
[00:29] <bc> linux_noob: yes, you should be able to
[00:30] <bc> Kareeser: no, he doesn't
[00:30] <Kareeser> offipso: or even to not show anything at all
[00:30] <linux_noob> bc, okay i am going to attempt that command from my windows vista CMD and aim it at that ip (my linux box)
[00:30] <offipso> Kareeser: I am using Static Application Switcher, I've deselected "Icon" and "Mipmap" but it doesn't seem to affect it
[00:30] <Kareeser> bc: to telnet into a server, the server needs a telnet server...?
[00:30] <bc> Kareeser: no
[00:30] <Kareeser> offipso: so how's it slowing down?
[00:30] <Slart> well.. I'm off to bed.. good night everyone
[00:30] <bc> Kareeser: note the port, 443
[00:31] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I think i found the solution
[00:31] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+question/61999
[00:31] <linux_noob> bc im having an issue... namely that im in vista right how
[00:31] <bk> is there a place to download a package installer
[00:31] <offipso> Kareeser: When I press Alt-Tab, the delay between when I cycle windows and when the UI updates to indicate what window I'm selecting is very slow
[00:31] <josh_> hey
[00:31] <bk> like how ubuntu comes with certain programs
[00:31] <offipso> Kareeser: Also, it fades in a very chunky way, to highlight the window that I'm on
[00:31] <bk> can i get a one install for alot more?
[00:31] <bc> linux_noob: check the ssl error and access logs first then. any error hints? does it show you attempted a connection?
[00:32] <linux_noob> bc, can  you remind me as to the location of that log?
[00:32] <bk> can someone msg me for help with glib install
[00:32] <Gnea> !pm | bk
[00:33] <bc> linux_noob: according to your pastebin, /var/log/apache2/error.log
[00:33] <Gnea> bk: what do you need glib for?
[00:33] <Kareeser> offipso: what if you turned compiz off? Your graphics card may not be fast enough to support it.
[00:33] <bc> linux_noob: and... access.log
[00:33] <bk> to install irssi
[00:33] <Kareeser> offipso: and if it is, then it may not have the proper drivers installed.
[00:33] <linux_noob> bc, oic sorry. looking at it now
[00:33] <Gnea> bk: just type:  sudo apt-get install irssi   and it's done for you
[00:33] <bk> actually no
[00:33] <Stargaze> intel graphic cards do not support compiz
[00:33] <bk> i know
[00:33] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: ok
[00:33] <bk> older version
[00:33] <offipso> Kareeser: Well, it does support other effects of compiz fine, such as drop shadows and wobbly windows. I'll try turning it off, but I'd probably switch to XFCE if I can't use it at all
[00:33] <Kareeser> Stargaze: not correct, mine does.
[00:33] <Gnea> of irssi?
[00:33] <bk> one more question with ssh
[00:33] <bk> yea
[00:34] <FloodBot3> bk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:34] <Stargaze> mine does not
[00:34] <Gnea> why?
[00:34] <bk> it installs 8.12
[00:34] <offipso> Kareeser: My card uses the Intel drivers, just an Intel 945GM integrated graphics
[00:34] <bk> new is 8.13
[00:34] <Stargaze> i read about it on a blog
[00:34] <Kareeser> Stargaze: only the 965 is blacklisted...
[00:34] <Kareeser> Stargaze: AFAIK. ;)
[00:34]  * Stargaze checks
[00:34] <Kareeser> offipso: apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-intel
[00:34]  * bc omg @ floodbot
[00:34] <Gnea> bk: so you just need the glib .h files so you can compile the new irssi?
[00:34] <Gnea> !enter
[00:35] <offipso> Kareeser: Installed: 2:2.6.3-0ubuntu9
[00:35] <Curly_Q> Greetings!   Has anyone here used ircd or Behemoth Servers on Ubuntu?
[00:35] <linux_noob> bc, I found errors: "Invalid method in request"
[00:35] <bk> i get "Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/2' - please check." when using ssh to screen -dr into my irssi on the server
[00:35] <mupa> does anyone know how to get vlc to play sound over hdmi? totem does it fine so its software
[00:35] <bk> why would that be?
[00:35] <bc> linux_noob: you sure you aren't using a proxy?
[00:35] <offipso> Kareeser: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep -i intel shows up nothing though
[00:35] <Ademan> is xmess no longer maintained?
[00:35] <Gnea> bk: try is like this:  screen -A -R -DD
[00:35] <offipso> Kareeser: Do I have to explicitly enable it?
[00:35] <Kareeser> offipso: interesting.
[00:35] <ldlework> Here's a nice wallpaper I just made for you all : http://www.ldlework.com/attachment/wiki/dump/CAWallpaper.png
[00:35] <linux_noob> bc im sorry that im not advanced enough to use a proxy :)
[00:35] <Kareeser> offipso: in my experience, no, but hey, for fun, let's try it. Make sure you back up your xorg.conf file.
[00:36] <bk> Gnea: same error
[00:36] <Huufarted> Question about scripts.  Shell scripts need to be executed with './' for security purposes.  Is there a way to set a specific directory and have it in your path so the shell will allow you to execute any scripts in there without requiring ./?
[00:36] <Kareeser> offipso: driver "intel", I believe the modifier is.
[00:36] <Gnea> bk: what user did you start screen as?
[00:36] <offipso> Kareeser: Yea, let me try that. Actually, I'll /msg you directly if that's ok, to avoid the noise of the channel
[00:36] <bk> Gnea: not root
[00:36] <bk> a regular user
[00:36] <Gnea> bk: who owns /dev/pts/2?
[00:36] <Kareeser> offipso: aye
[00:36] <bk> Gnea: I have no clue, how can i check
[00:36] <bk> im guessing user
[00:36] <Gnea> bk: ls -l /dev/pts/2
[00:37] <bk> i can do it just fine on windows
[00:37] <hbekel> nog_lorp: try upgrading/reinstalling libglib2.0-0
[00:37] <bc> linux_noob: see, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4466
[00:37] <bk> Gnea: it says root does
[00:37] <linux_noob> bc to give you some background... everything was work with http... then i changed all the 80s to 443s.. and much to my dismay (now that i know what i know) it actually worked! I lost the ability to connect to my hostname and I could only connect to the exact IP... i then realized that this was occuring because I had not forwarded the 443 port from my router
[00:37] <bk> Gnea: that mean I have to run under root?
[00:37] <Gnea> bk: that means something is wrong
[00:37] <bk> Gnea: ohhh
[00:37] <h2g2bob> Huufarted: use PATH="/home/user/whatever:$PATH" ; export PATH
[00:37] <Gnea> bk: try to sudo screen -A -R -DD
[00:38] <bk> Gnea: well I can screen -dr in on windows ssh just fine
[00:38] <linux_noob> bc, so then i forwarded the port from the router.... but my router was being strange... so i rebooted the router and the linux box... now nothing except ssh works! (im reading yoru link now)
[00:38] <bk> Gnea: under user
[00:38] <bk> Gnea: ok hold on
[00:38] <Huufarted> h2g2bob: will that allow any scripts in that directory to execute without having to specify the path?
[00:38] <Gnea> bk: i doubt that - unless you changed your putty settings
[00:38] <alpocr_> tengo un problema
[00:38] <Stargaze> i cannot get through my port 22 for ssh
[00:38] <linux_noob> bc, okay i will go through the apache2 ssl setup again and hoepfully i dont break it again
[00:38] <bk> server is running fedora
[00:38] <linux_noob> bc thanks for you rhelp
[00:39] <Stargaze> whats the command line?
[00:39] <bk> not ubuntu sorry
[00:39] <bc> linux_noob: maybe backup /etc/apache2 first as well :)
[00:39] <h2g2bob> Huufarted: yep, for the current bash session only. It will search that folder before /bin and /usr/bin as normal. To make it permanent add those lines to ~/.bashrc
[00:39] <Kareeser> Stargaze: hm?
[00:39] <elexodus> Having harddrive copy problems: http://pastebin.ca/1416958
[00:39] <bk> Gnea: can I change a port on ssh with ubuntu?
[00:39] <Gnea> !english | alpocr_
[00:39] <hbekel> h2g2bob: that's highly insecure, dirs in the home directory should be at the end of the path
[00:39] <Huufarted> Thanks a ton, h2g2bob.  :)  I really appreciate it
[00:39] <Stargaze> i can ping my second pc but not access it
[00:39] <Gnea> bk: what does that have to do with screen?
[00:39] <Kareeser> Stargaze: oh right, I was talking to you earlier, I think...?
[00:40] <solexious> How can I unmount from the commandline?
[00:40] <bk> Gnea: you said I changed my settings in putty, i log in with ip and username, then enter pw
[00:40] <bc> bk: grep Port /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[00:40] <pipegeek> solexious: umount
[00:40] <quaal> solexious, umount
[00:40] <Huufarted> Stargaze, is the other PC listening on port 22?
[00:40] <Matisse> hi
[00:40] <h2g2bob> Huufarted: hbekel suggests using PATH="$PATH:/home/user/whatever" so you look in /bin and /usr/bin first
[00:40] <solexious> Thanks both
[00:40] <bk> Gnea: I do the same thing in ubuntu ssh
[00:40] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, Hey sorry to bother you, im trying to follow the fix that I found. I thinks its what i need to do however I cant seem to find the etc/modprobe.d/options file
[00:40] <Huufarted> h2g2bob, aye I'm doing that.  :)  Thanks a bunch.
[00:40] <Stargaze> not sure Huufarted
[00:40] <h2g2bob> np
[00:40] <Guest55265> How do I get back the window style of kile 2.0 for kile 2.1 ?
[00:40] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+question/61999 its at the end the instructions.
[00:41] <linux_noob> stargaze, i just had that problem... do you use a router?
[00:41] <Gnea> bk: right, but there are other elements that are easily changeable - are you sure you didn't become root and then launch screen in fedora? it doesn't really make a difference what linux distro it is, running as root is running as root, and if the tty is owned by root, then root started the shell.
[00:41] <Stargaze> yes a router
[00:41] <Huufarted> Stargaze, on the other computer, do this:  netstat -an | grep "\:22"
[00:41] <Stargaze> roger
[00:41] <Sp|kE> s
[00:41] <Kareeser> Stargaze, linux_noob, the router should be transparent... intra-network communication isn't blocked by default, I think.
[00:41] <bk> Gnea: tty? and I know i start screen in user all the time
[00:41] <Huufarted> Stargaze, are both PCs behind that router or is the firewall between them?
[00:41] <Sp|kE> test
[00:42] <Sp|kE> test
[00:42] <Kareeser> hi Sp|kE
[00:42] <Huufarted> Kareeser: exactly what I was thinking
[00:42] <Huufarted> Sp|kE: please /join #test for that
[00:42] <linux_noob> kareeser true, but if you are a complete noob like me you might use the external address to get to it
[00:42] <chr_> hey
[00:42] <Huufarted> lol linux_noob
[00:42] <alpocr_> I've a problem with my printer..
[00:42] <linux_noob> kareeser which was what i was doing until i came here and talked to people about it
[00:42] <Kareeser> linux_noob: ah, point taken.
[00:43] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Let's try that. Are you trying to access the host with your public IP?
[00:43] <Stargaze> ok, did netstat -an | grep "\:22"
[00:43] <Apure> hey um
[00:43] <elexodus> Having harddrive copy problems: http://pastebin.ca/1416958
[00:43] <Apure> guys
[00:43] <TonyTheTiger> anyone know how i can access the etc/modprobe.d/options file?
[00:43] <Kareeser> Apure: sup?
[00:43] <Stargaze> yes
[00:43] <Apure> um
[00:43] <Huufarted> Stargaze, did anything show up?
[00:43] <alpocr_> I've a Cannon IP1300
[00:43] <Apure> has anyone heard of
[00:43] <Soren_> dayo? time toformat c:?
[00:43] <Apure> a PIRCBot?
[00:43] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Try accessing it with the internal IP
[00:43] <Huufarted> Kareeser, wait.
[00:43] <Stargaze> in time i want to acces my pc when i'm at the office
[00:43] <Kareeser> Huufarted: kay.
[00:43] <Apure> has anyone ever heard of PIRCBot?
[00:43] <Huufarted> Stargaze, did anything show up with that command you typed?
[00:44] <dayo> Soren_: yeah. use the XP install CD. probably easier that way
[00:44] <Stargaze> no
[00:44] <alpocr_> NADIE ME VA A RESPONDER ???????????
[00:44] <Gnea> bk: tty is /dev/pts/2, or the terminal number
[00:44] <nikolas_> hi everyone
[00:44] <Huufarted> Stargaze, it does not appear that ssh is running.  On that other PC, let's verify that.  Type this:  ssh -ltest localhost
[00:44] <dayo> Soren_: when u get to the part where it shows your partitions, delete them all. then create a 100GB partition and install XP to it
[00:44] <Gnea> !english | alpocr_
[00:44] <chr_> secret
[00:44] <Stargaze> a colleague adviced to use logmein dot com
[00:44] <Kareeser> Stargaze: do you have openssh-server installed?
[00:44] <Apure> guys
[00:44] <bk> Gnea: oh ok, see i learn somethign new every day
[00:44] <nikolas_> wassupp
[00:44] <pipegeek> alpocr_: ask your question
[00:44] <Apure> anyone ever heard of Pircbot?
[00:44] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Try Huu's suggestion first, sorry.
[00:44] <Gnea> !printer | alpocr_
[00:45] <Gnea> bk: :)
[00:45] <alpocr_> oko.. I've a problem with my print
[00:45]  * dayo loves eating biscuits in bed, but hates the crumbs
[00:45] <Stargaze> connection refused
[00:45] <Kareeser> alpocr_: English first please :)
[00:45] <Apure> erm
[00:45] <bk> Gnea: I know i start irssi screen in user all the time, i used windows on my laptop before i changed to ubuntu
[00:45] <Gnea> dayo: get a cat
[00:45] <alpocr_> I can't connect it
[00:45] <eseven73> lol dayo that was random
[00:45] <Apure> anyone heard of pircbit?
[00:45] <alpocr_> with ubutnu linux
[00:45] <Kareeser> Gnea: LOL
[00:45] <dayo> Gnea: eseven73: lol
[00:45] <Gnea> hehe
[00:45] <Apure> anyone
[00:46] <Apure> hear of pircbot?
[00:46] <elexodus> Having harddrive copy problems: http://pastebin.ca/1416958
[00:46] <Gnea> !anyone
[00:46] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Do you have an SSH server installed on your machine?
[00:46] <Huufarted> Kareeser, they do not.
[00:46] <ransom> is anyone running 9.04 NBR on an Asus EEEPC 701?
[00:46] <Apure> ok look
[00:46] <Kareeser> Stargaze: It is not installed automatically.
[00:46] <elexodus> How do I use the badsectors command?
[00:46] <dayo> Gnea: i would use the new hand vacuum we got, but my colleague managed to brick it within an hour.
[00:46] <Apure> have you guys used PIRCBot yet????
[00:46] <Huufarted> Stargaze, do this:  sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[00:46] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: gksudo gedit /etc/modprbe.d/alsa-base.conf and these to lines to the bottom  options snd-hda-intel model=3stack enable=yes/ options snd-hda-intel model=auto position_fix=1 enable=yes reboot your computer
[00:46] <Gnea> !patience | Apure
[00:46] <Kareeser> Apure: I'm pretty sure by this point. No, nobody has ever used Pircbot.
[00:47] <Apure> would you guys like to learn pirc bot?
[00:47] <eseven73> sounds offtopic to me Apure, try #Ubuntu-offtopic
[00:47] <Huufarted> Stargaze:  The problem is that SSH is not yet installed onto your Linux PC.
[00:47] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: you could not find alsa-base because it has benn renamed to alsa-base.conf
[00:47] <Huufarted> !ot | Apure
[00:47] <Gnea> Apure: that's a trick question, right?
[00:47] <Kareeser> byebye
[00:47] <eseven73> geeze
[00:47] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, No i found alsa-base its options that i cant find
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Still here?
[00:48] <Soren_> dayo, so I delete all the patitions? so there is only one big partion?
[00:48] <Stargaze> it does giver the help file if i type ssh
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: That's the ssh client
[00:48] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I already fixed the alsa-base.conf file and my speaker sound started to work, but that post said the "options" would need to be changed for headphones but i cant find that file.
[00:48] <Stargaze> aha
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Run the command "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"
[00:48] <Stargaze> tnx
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: That will install and set up the ssh server automatically.
[00:48] <Huufarted> aye.  You do not have the server running.  Follow that command from Kareeser and you'll be rolling in no time
[00:48] <Stargaze> on both guest and host?
[00:49] <Huufarted> Stargaze, just the host
[00:49] <Stargaze> ok
[00:49]  * Kareeser high fives Huufarted
[00:49] <Stargaze> ...
[00:49] <bk> Gnea: what do I do?
[00:49] <dayo> Soren_: when u delete all the partitions, the whole disk becomes Free Space.
[00:49] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: hold on am reading the fix your trying
[00:49] <Huufarted> Stargaze, is there an issue?
[00:49] <dayo> Soren_: or Unpartitioned space?
[00:50] <Stargaze> done
[00:50] <jakuphl> unpartitioned space
[00:50] <zxd> hi
[00:50] <dayo> Soren_: either way one big free something. then slice off 100GB and give it to XP
[00:50] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Now try to connect to the host again, from the client
[00:50] <zxd> changelog
[00:50] <zxd> where
[00:50] <zxd> new ubuntu
[00:50] <FloodBot3> zxd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:50]  * Stargaze tries
[00:50] <dayo> jakuphl: thanks. i vaguely remember. lol
[00:50] <Stargaze> brb
[00:51] <linux_noob> hi i have tampered with my ports.conf and im not sure how its suppsoed to look.... i deleted the line "Listen  80" and the one right next to it (something about virtual host) could someone tell me what these should be by default?
[00:51] <Kareeser> Can anyone here give me a quick link to setting up sFTP? I have FTP installed, but I fear it's security is lacking.
[00:51] <Gnea> bk: see if you can see who it's running as:  ps auxf | grep screen    <-- pastebin that, please
[00:51] <Gnea> !pastebin | bk
[00:51] <MrKeuner> hi, where does nautilus keep the notes that can be attached to files?
[00:51] <bk> ok
[00:51] <H3X> Whats up dudes?
[00:51] <jakuphl> not much
[00:52] <Soren_> dayo, when do I do the slicing off?
[00:52] <Gnea> SDDU
[00:52] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I am going to reboot, as your suggestion had more lines than what i had added for my speakers, maybe it might fix the headphones so will be back after 2 minutes
[00:52] <jakuphl> h3x: I think people are talking about pastebin
[00:52] <VCoolio> linux_noob: I can check, where is that file?
[00:52] <Gnea> (Same Distro, Different Users) ;)
[00:52] <linux_noob> vcoolio, thanks its /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[00:52] <xmount25> connect
[00:52] <bk> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167324/
[00:54] <Kareeser> linux_noob: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167325/
[00:54] <VCoolio> linux_noob: sorry, mine is empty (if I had it, could be I created it by trying to open with gedit)
[00:54] <linux_noob> kareeser, thanks, vcoolio, thanks for checking
[00:54] <dayo> Soren_: after u've deleted all the partitions, it will ask u if u want to create a partition. u then allocate 100GB. iirc it will ask for the size in bytes? so just change to '2' to a '0' and u should be good to go
[00:54] <Gnea> bk: ok, once more, but like this please:  ps auxf | grep -i screen
[00:55] <elexodus> How do I use the badsectors command?
[00:55] <mrubcich> does anyone know the wine channel?
[00:55] <bk> ok hold on
[00:55] <drowner> Hi all, does anyone know much about iPod mounting? something stupid happened
[00:55] <Gnea> mrubcich: #winehq
[00:55] <Soren_> dayo, change 2 to a 0?
[00:55] <Gnea> !ipod | drowner
[00:55] <elexodus> mrubcich: #wing_hq
[00:55] <Kareeser> hahahaha, yeah #wine is NOT it :P
[00:56] <drowner> Gnea: cheers
[00:56] <jakuphl> Kareeser LOL
[00:56] <Gnea> drowner: :)
[00:56] <mrubcich> #wine_hq
[00:56] <pipegeek> elexodus: do you mean badblocks?
[00:56] <bk> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167327/
[00:56] <mrubcich> lol
[00:56] <drowner> Gnea: My problem is a bit different
[00:56] <H3X> http
[00:56] <chuck_> mupa: you still here
[00:56] <H3X> my bad
[00:57] <elexodus> pipegeek: sure.
[00:57] <H3X> http://paste.ubntu.com/182986/
[00:57] <Gnea> bk: okay, well for whatever reason, you screen session has 'gone bad' and you should kill it and start a new one
[00:57] <Stargaze> ok
[00:57] <Gnea> *your
[00:57] <Stargaze> but how do i get the remote screen?
[00:57] <bk> Gnea: and that should fix it?
[00:57] <Gnea> bk: yup
[00:57] <bk> Gnea: its been up and running for like 2 weeks haha
[00:57] <bk> kill screen?
[00:57] <Gnea> bk: and, I recommend using -A -R -DD instead of just -rd
[00:57] <iron_495> hello I've been tring for a couple of day to find away to get 8.10 to see the network but I have had no luck, Is there someone who has had this problem before ?
[00:57] <bk> Gnea: ok, ill take a note for that
[00:58] <Gnea> bk: yeah - kill -9 <pid>   where the <pid> of the SCREEN (in upper-case)
[00:58] <Kareeser> iron_495: wireless?
[00:58] <drowner> HOw stupid
[00:58] <pipegeek> elexodus: If you want to check a partition for bad sectors, first unmount it, then run 'sudo badblocks -vvv /dev/<your disk here>'.  If it's the root partition, you'll need to boot off a livecd first (as it needs to be unmounted)
[00:58] <iron_495> no wired
[00:58] <dayo> Soren_: the total size of your disk will be listed as something like: 120000000   when u're about to partition, u change the 2 to 0, u would be allocating 100GB to XP, leaving 20GB for ubuntu
[00:58] <Soren_> aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[00:58] <Kareeser> iron_495: What is the error, you can't see windows' shared folders?
[00:58] <Soren_> ty,ok, bbl
[00:58] <drowner> I plugged my ipod into my work machine (windows) and it, for some reason, means that now my ipod music files are read only to me
[00:58] <Kareeser> iron_495: or you have no internet?
[00:58] <drowner> i managed to add songs by running gtkpod as root
[00:59] <drowner> but that's not something i want to do
[00:59] <iron_495> Kareeser: no ipv6 routers present
[00:59] <skorzen> Does anyone knows a script/program that will execute the command 'cp' between two mountpoints from X to X time, and verifies if the file exists on the destination mountpoint and if that happens it skips it?
[00:59] <pipegeek> skorzen: man rsync
[00:59] <leagris> B
[01:00] <Kareeser> iron_495: Whoa, weird. Give Ubuntuforums a try. This sounds like a specialized issue. Ubuntu shoulkd default to ipv4... dunno why it's like that now
[01:00] <Kareeser> skorzen: rsync?
[01:00] <dayo> Soren_: see u later
[01:00] <skorzen> pipegeek, I'll take a look, thanks.
[01:00] <pipegeek> :)
[01:00] <elexodus> pipegeek: does it matter if I have data on the drive?
[01:00] <Kareeser> agh, too slow :)
[01:00] <iron_495> Kareeser:  ok thanks
[01:00] <eseven73> skorzen, rsync maybe
[01:00] <pipegeek> elexodus: By default, it only does a read-mode test.  So your data should be safe :)
[01:00] <jorgerosa> hi
[01:00] <ienorand> quick bug check, anyone running compiz: If you middle-click window titlebar, does it get put to the background but fail to loose focus? (i.e. if you use keyboard you still input to the now background window)?
[01:01] <elexodus> pipegeek: hey, that works nice.
[01:01] <Kareeser> ienorand: whoa, didn't know I could do that
[01:01] <pipegeek> awesome
[01:01] <VCoolio> ienorand: affirmative
[01:01] <Kareeser> ienorand: yeah, same here. maybe it's a feature?
[01:02] <linux_noob> is SSLOptions +StdEnvVars all I need to connect via https? do i need more options
[01:02] <VCoolio> ienorand: maybe. Kind a handy to fill in terminal commands reading from your browser
[01:02] <bk> Gnea: still get the same error, all screens killed
[01:02] <VCoolio> ienorand: otherwise I wouldn't think so really. There's no setting for this in settings manager?
[01:02] <bk> and still get it
[01:03] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, it didnt work
[01:03]  * dayo wishes he had a cat or a working hand vacuum. time to get rid of the crumbs, now. :-|
[01:03] <Gnea> bk: might still be some zombied processes
[01:04] <jakuphl> hey, I have added conky to the startup programs in sessions, now I would like it to always be on visible workspace by default. do you think that is possible?
[01:04] <TonyTheTiger> I have to add some lines to the file /etc/modprobe.d/options but in the new ubuntu that is not there anymore, what do i do?
[01:04] <linux_noob> is there a good way to get all my apache files back to their defaults?? :(
[01:04] <Gnea> dayo: toss them all onto one sheet, take the sheet off the bed like a scoop, empty the crumbs into the garbage
[01:04] <VCoolio> jakuphl: make it sticky
[01:04] <space_cadet> jaunty does not create a hibernate image anymore
[01:05] <dayo> Gnea: way ahead of u. that's my preferred technique
[01:05] <Gnea> :)
[01:05] <space_cadet> Pici:  do you run jaunty?
[01:05] <bk> Gnea: how do i kill them?
[01:05] <jakuphl> VCoolio: how do I do that?
[01:05] <TonyTheTiger> please help, anyone?
[01:05] <VCoolio> jakuphl: own_window_hints sticky
[01:05] <Rytalin> heya... im in Jaunty, and synaptic won't open anymore
[01:05] <VCoolio> jakuphl: somewhere above TEXT
[01:06] <space_cadet> anyone run jaunty ?  does your "hibernate"  work?   what did you have to do to make it work?
[01:06] <jakuphl> VCoolio: in .conkyrc
[01:06] <Gnea> bk: kill -9 <pid>     like if you get this: gnea      5788  0.0  0.4   6472  2292 pts/1    Ss   15:33   0:00              |   \_ -bash     then: kill -9 5788
[01:06] <Gnea> bk: there might be something other than Ss there
[01:07] <linux_noob> can someone help my reset all my apache-related files to their defaults?  is there a command for this? can i just apt-get install it all again? do i need to delete?
[01:07] <bluntman226> hey everyone i am having a rough time getting my microphone to work on my inspiron 1721
[01:07] <ienorand> VCoolio: Kareeser  I'm gonna check the settings, but since metacity does loose focus, it would be nice with consistency.
[01:08] <Rytalin> Hey guys, Synaptic keeps telling me that DPKG was interupted during something, and won't run. How to reset this?
[01:08] <VCoolio> jakuphl: yes. And make sure it also says own_window yes somewhere
[01:08] <JuJuBee> anybody here able to help with an apache rewrite to redirect https://mydomain.com -> https://www.mydomain.com ?  I tried several suggestions from online docs already with no luck.  http://pastebin.com/m3fc1cc14
[01:09] <Gnea> Rytalin: quit synaptic, open a terminal and:  sudo apt-get -f install
[01:09] <Kareeser> Rytalin: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:09] <pipegeek> Rytalin: run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' from a terminal, and see if it errors out.  If it doesn't, you should be set
[01:09] <Gnea> Rytalin: if that doesn't work, try what Kareeser and pipegeek said
[01:09] <Kareeser> hehehe
[01:10] <Gnea> ;)
[01:10] <Rytalin> pipegeek: when i run that, dpkg cant find something to do with an RT kernel that Ive removed
[01:10] <linux_noob> can i just delete apache?
[01:10] <Flannel> linux_noob: Just remove the packages
[01:10] <geeksquad> how do i set up grub to have a windows xp boot option windows xp is on sdb5 if you need it
[01:10] <bluntman226> can anyone hlep me set up my microphone on my inspiron 1721
[01:10] <Gnea> linux_noob: sudo apt-get --purge apache*
[01:10] <linux_noob> thank you
[01:10] <Stargaze> help needed with ssh port 22
[01:10] <Kareeser> Stargaze: What's up
[01:10] <Gnea> linux_noob: sudo apt-get --purge remove apache*  <-- sorry
[01:10] <jakuphl> VCoolio: works great. thanks very much
[01:10] <Flannel> linux_noob: sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2 apache2.2-common apache-mpm-worker
[01:11] <Stargaze> i want to display my second pc remotely
[01:11] <VCoolio> jakuphl: you're welcome. Check the giant thread in community cafe section of ubuntuforums.org for more conky tips
[01:11] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Ah... you'll need vnc for that.
[01:11] <linux_noob> gena okay thanks :D
[01:11] <linux_noob> *gnea
[01:11] <Stargaze> have it yes
[01:11] <bassliner> (or rdesktop if it runs windows)
[01:11] <Kareeser> Stargaze: System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[01:11] <Rytalin> when i run sudo dpkg --configure -a it says 'Cannot find /lib/modules/<IP_ADDRESS>-rt8-custom'
[01:11] <Rytalin> '
[01:11] <meoblast001> hi
[01:11] <Rytalin> I don't even have that kernel installed
[01:11] <Stargaze> yes Kareeser
[01:11] <Stargaze> onscreen
[01:12] <Kareeser> Stargaze: mmhm?
[01:12] <meoblast001> my stepmom has an NV11 and i can't figure out how to install the drivers for it... the drivers i've installed choke at startup.. can anyone help?
[01:12] <Stargaze> how do i use vnc?
[01:12] <jakuphl> VCoolio: yeah, thats where I first discovered conky. it's pretty cool. Mine is not as fancy as others are, but very informative.
[01:12] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Applications -> Internet -> Remote Desktop Viewer
[01:12] <Stargaze> yes, there i find it
[01:12] <Kareeser> key in the name of the host computer you wish to connect to
[01:12] <linux_noob> gnea it didnt delete /etc/apache2, do you think id have any problems if i manually deleted its contents prior to re-getting apache?
[01:13] <Kareeser> linux_noob: tentatively... no....
[01:13] <Stargaze> port 5900 error
[01:13] <linux_noob> well im okay if everything breaks (cause nothign works)
[01:13] <linux_noob> so i'll run ANY comman dlol
[01:13] <Kareeser> Stargaze: either the server is not set up to allow incoming connections, or your router is blocking port 5900
[01:13] <bluntman226> Can someone PLEASE help me configure my microphone on inspiron 1721
[01:13] <tkostov91> hi there I`ve ati radeon x1650 pro with msi water cooler but right now it`s temp is about 80-90 celsius
[01:13] <Gnea> linux_noob: hrm, that's odd - I would check to see if some other package has a hold on it:  dpkg -S /etc/apache2/
[01:13] <tkostov91> any idea hot to change that
[01:13] <tkostov91> ?
[01:13] <elexodus> pipegeek: hey, take a look at this pastbin: http://pastebin.ca/1416958 See anything funny?
[01:14] <Rytalin> Still no luch fixing dpkg
[01:14] <Stargaze> thats the trub, i don't know how to open ports in my router
[01:15] <Kareeser> Stargaze: If you're trying to connect from within the network, then the router doesn't need to be reconfigured
[01:15] <elexodus> Stargaze: do you havwe a forwarding option?
[01:15] <linux_noob> gnea i just had a mispelled "passwrds" file in there i deleted it now
[01:15] <Kareeser> elexodus: I think he doesn't know how to use the web interface, or rather, that it exists
[01:15] <elexodus> Kareeser: Oh...
[01:16] <Kareeser> elexodus: :S
[01:16] <Stargaze> its not a lovcal network
[01:16] <pipegeek> elexodus: oh hey stepped out for a moment.  let me take a look
[01:16] <linux_noob> gnea does purging apace2 remove SSL too? do i need to apt-get it all back or just apache2
[01:16] <Kareeser> Stargaze: So where, physically, is the computer you want to connect to?
[01:16] <Stargaze> next to me
[01:16] <Flannel> linux_noob: just apache2, it'll bring in everything it needs.
[01:16] <elexodus> Stargaze: What happens when you type http://<IP_ADDRESS> into your address bar?
[01:16] <Kareeser> Stargaze: So... then it IS on the same network then...?
[01:16] <Stargaze> but in time i want to connect from the ofice
[01:17] <pipegeek> elexodus: well, gee, that's a scream
[01:17] <pipegeek> hmm
[01:17] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Right, for now, we want to see if vnc works from within the network
[01:17] <elexodus> pipegeek: yeah... any ideas?
[01:17] <Stargaze> both pcs are connected to the router, not to each other
[01:17] <Kareeser> Stargaze: That's fine
[01:17] <Stargaze> ok
[01:18] <Kareeser> Stargaze: But if the vnc client won't connect to the server, then we can at least rule out the router being a problem (hopefully)
[01:18] <Kareeser> Stargaze: how did you configure the server?
[01:18] <Stargaze> not
[01:18] <Stargaze> i'm a n00b with server
[01:18] <Stargaze> learning
[01:18] <Gnea> linux_noob: no, openssl and apache2 are two entirely different programs
[01:18] <SultansElephant> what firewall should you use with ubuntu
[01:18] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Okay, so on the server, you'll want to allow incoming connections through VNC. "System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop"
[01:18] <rumpel2> SultansElephant, dont need one
[01:19] <Stargaze> i have that yesyes karee
[01:19] <Kareeser> check "Allow others to view your desktop"
[01:19] <Stargaze> checked
[01:19] <Trojan132> siema
[01:19] <HelpMe0> anyone use supermount  ??
[01:20] <Kareeser> check "Allow other users to control your desktop"
[01:20] <RexTremendae> Hello.  I have a question.  How do I upgrade from 6.06 LTS to 8.04 LTS via the shell?
[01:20] <Stargaze> done
[01:20] <Kareeser> RexTremendae: You'll have to upgrade one release at a time, not all at once
[01:20] <elexodus> RexTremendae: Sudo apt-get update
[01:20] <Stargaze> rex tremendae is a movement in a requiem
[01:20] <Stargaze> coolness :o)
[01:20] <RexTremendae> Stargaze: In Mozart's Requiem, to be precise. ;)
[01:20] <Stargaze> yes
[01:21] <LjL> elexodus, that is quite entirely inaccurate...
[01:21] <PsynoKhi0> hi, running jaunty on an hp 2133 (Via C7 cpu), trying to get the e_powersaver scaling module instead of acpi-cpufreq, but modprobe e_powersaver returns FATAL: Error inserting e_powersaver (/lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/kernel/arch/x86/kernel/cpu/cpufreq/e_powersaver.ko): Invalid argument
[01:21] <RexTremendae> Kareeser: Ok -- how do I do that?
[01:21] <elexodus> LjL: yeah, yeah, yeah
[01:21] <Stargaze> so i checked both
[01:21] <jakuphl> RexTremendae: you can try, but I would not... it will probably get messed up
[01:21] <LjL> Kareeser: that is not true for LTS versions.
[01:21] <LjL> RexTremendae: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades
[01:21] <Kareeser> 6.06... edgy?!
[01:21] <Kareeser> I thought hardy was 8.04...
[01:21] <jakuphl> RexTremendae: I have played it before.
[01:22] <Kareeser> unless edgy is LTS as well.
[01:22] <LjL> 6.06 is not edgy
[01:22] <Stargaze> now how do i connect
[01:22] <Kareeser> gahhh
[01:22] <pipegeek> elexodus: Did your stuff actually get copied?  "bytes received" is kind of misleading in this context---it means bytes received by the client from the server (so, if you're scp'ing something to a remote machine, it's the number of bytes you got *in response*).  It shouldn't be a large number.
[01:22] <eseven73> 606 is dapper drake
[01:22]  * Stargaze jaunty
[01:22] <benc> I've set cron jobs using crontab -e. Do I need to reboot? I don't see any effect. are there logs or anything?
[01:22] <Kareeser> Stargaze: using the remote desktop viewer in the applications menu
[01:22] <Stargaze> yes
[01:22] <RexTremendae> LjL: Those instructions are only from within X.  I don't run X on this particular server.
[01:22] <Stargaze> ther i hqave the 5900 error
[01:23] <Kareeser> benc: No, they run automatically, and are silent, unless you set ubuntu to have cron email you
[01:23] <eseven73> benc,  rebooting is a Crazy Windows Thing, unless it's a kernel upgrade
[01:23] <space__cadet> btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb f63f2600 failed to resubmit (1)
[01:23] <space__cadet> what to do??   ^^
[01:23] <jakuphl> is it not possible to just restart cron?
[01:23] <Kareeser> RexTremendae: There should be a section for server upgrades
[01:23] <benc>  Kareeser: is there a log file for cron jobs that have errors?
[01:23] <LjL> RexTremendae: do-release-upgrade ought to work
[01:23] <benc> eseven73: I should get used to that...
[01:23] <RexTremendae> LjL: Ok.  I'll try that.  Thank you for your help!
[01:23] <RexTremendae> Kareeser: Likewise, thank you for your help.
[01:24] <space__cadet> see guys i get this ...   Fri May  8 20:15:39 EDT 2009: performing hibernate
[01:24] <elexodus> pipegeek: I'm copying my RAID ARRAY to a single 1TB SATA. It looks like I got everything, but the last time that happened, it was all gone on restart...
[01:24] <LjL> RexTremendae: there is a section about that on that page, look better. need to install a package and then run d-r-u
[01:24] <space__cadet> but it is wrong
[01:24] <Kareeser> benc: No clue, sorry.
[01:24] <eseven73> benc, just one of the MANY benefits of Linux, don't get too spoiled now ;)
[01:24] <pipegeek> elexodus: it wasn't instantaneous, was it?
[01:24] <Kareeser> Stargaze: What address are you inputting into the remote desktop client?
[01:25] <enyawix> What is the default kernel version? Ubuntu is a no go on my laptop.
[01:25] <Kareeser> Stargaze: viewer*
[01:25] <Stargaze> first wan
[01:25] <Stargaze> nok
[01:25] <elexodus> pipegeek: No, it took like 7 hours.
[01:25] <Stargaze> then lan
[01:25] <Stargaze> nok
[01:25] <FloodBot3> Stargaze: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:25] <eseven73> !enter
[01:25] <Kareeser> enyawix: for me: 2.6.28-11-generic
[01:25] <pipegeek> elexodus: I'm very weirded out.  Restarting should have no effect on the data on the disk
[01:25] <elexodus> pipegeek: I know, right
[01:25] <Kareeser> Stargaze: you have to put in the name of the machine
[01:25] <Stargaze> i use Remote Desktop Viewer
[01:25] <Stargaze> ok
[01:26] <Kareeser> Stargaze: not just "lan"
[01:26] <Stargaze> i know
[01:26] <geeksquad> what is the grub root of sdb5
[01:26] <Stargaze> the lan address
[01:26] <elexodus> pipegeek: after the badblocks test, I'm restarting again...
[01:26] <Kareeser> yes.
[01:26] <benc> eseven73: are the cron errors stored somewhere? I don't see effect. can I set a simple script to test the cron?
[01:26] <Stargaze> ok
[01:26] <Stargaze> gbachot-desktop => error 5900
[01:26] <pipegeek> elexodus: that said, the way you ran it it looks like it's working in the other direction.
[01:26] <pipegeek> the one you're copying from goes first
[01:27] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Then it looks like gbachot-desktop isn't set up correctly for vnc connections
[01:27] <eseven73> benc, im not a cron guru, probably better off asking someone else lol, I do know there's a GUI for cron if you want, sudo apt-get install gnome-schedule
[01:27] <enyawix> strange the install cd can not see me cd rom or hard drive but the debian cd can
[01:27] <eseven73> benc I use gnome-schedule and webmin for cron stuff
[01:27] <elexodus> pipegeek: TheVault is the 1TB (encrypto'd!!!)
[01:28] <pipegeek> aaah
[01:28] <pipegeek> 'pologies
[01:28] <benc> eseven73: I need it on a server. thanks
[01:28] <Kareeser> Stargaze: http://www.debianadmin.com/remote-desktop-sharing-in-ubuntu.html
[01:28] <Kareeser> !vnc
[01:28] <Conic> ubottu, heh
[01:29] <junior> boa noite atds
[01:29] <Conic> That's a nice name for the bot
[01:29] <eseven73> benc I use those on server, but I have xfce :PPPPtttt!
[01:29] <pipegeek> elexodus: If you're using dm_crypt, it's possible you have it configured to reinitialize the disk every boot.  It's an option which is useful if, for instance, you want an encrypted swap partition (so it doesn't matter if you lose the data)
[01:29] <junior> gostaria de emtra na sala br
[01:29]  * Gnea signs the CoC
[01:29] <pipegeek> elexodus: could you pastebin your /etc/crypttab?
[01:29] <Xcell> I have a 2 week old install: Everything works excellent with the exception of my rom drives: When the system is up for more than 30 mins.. I cannot use them..what and where do i fix this..tx.
[01:29] <Xcell> 8.10
[01:29] <eseven73> Gnea, I did that last year :)
[01:30] <Gnea> !br | junior
[01:30] <MaGicMaX> hey guys
[01:30] <Kareeser> howdy
[01:30] <junior> ok obrigado
[01:30] <Gnea> eseven73: I decided to get used to the idea before doing so :)
[01:30] <MaGicMaX> who heres a Ubuntu fan? I AM!
[01:30] <eseven73> that's a silly question
[01:30] <eseven73> ;)
[01:30] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: Ubuntu support IRC, unfortunately, not a fan channel :)
[01:31] <MaGicMaX> hehe, i do have a question tho
[01:31] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: but.. I am!
[01:31] <Gnea> at least he didn't ask in #fedora ;)
[01:31] <MaGicMaX> srry i just love Ubuntu so much, so much i wanna learn about it!
[01:31] <Kareeser> Gnea: or #BSD?
[01:31] <Gnea> Kareeser: dear god...
[01:31] <bruce_> hi im an ubuntu noob, and i need help getting my sound card working please
[01:31] <MaGicMaX> is there a keyboard shortcut for moving between desktop workspaces? thats my question :P
[01:31] <Major> Did they fix intel drivers
[01:32] <elexodus> pipegeek:trucrypt
[01:32] <Kareeser> Major: define "fix"
[01:32] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: ctrol+alt+arrow keys left / right
[01:32] <jakuphl> Alt + Ctrl
[01:32] <jakuphl> aaah beat me
[01:32] <Kareeser> Major: They "work" on Jaunty now... but not perfectly.
[01:32] <Major> Smooth video playack scrolling flash video
[01:32] <Gnea> !sound | bruce_ (Welcome! The best way to get started is to follow these instructions. If you get held up on anything, come on back and ask us and tell us exactly what's wrong. We can help from there, if need be.)
[01:32] <pipegeek> elexodus: ah.  Not sure how to help you then---I haven't fiddled with it yet.  Is it possible that you've written all your data into a hidden volume, that you've then failed to mount the next time around?
[01:32] <elexodus> pipegeek: /etc/crypttab: No such file or directory
[01:33] <linux_noob> Can someone help me with SSL+HTTPS I just did a clean install of Apache2... I'm using SVN to test access.
[01:33] <pipegeek> elexodus: yeah, that's just for cryptsetup
[01:33] <MaGicMaX> omg thx alot guys, geez why didnt windows think of these workspaces... there amazing.. almost like having dual screens!
[01:33] <Gnea> linux_noob: have you read the LAMP tutorial yet?
[01:33] <Xcell> I can not access my dvd/cd rom drives...any place i can look?
[01:33] <Gnea> MaGicMaX: lol, they've never been that intuitive ;) and virtual desktops have been around the unix arena for well over a decade
[01:33] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: if you also use <shift> with the keys I gave, you move the active window with you
[01:33] <elexodus> pipegeek: nah, I had an error earlier that screwed up my xserver (don't ask me how), and i had to write zeros to the entire sector via terminal.
[01:34] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: I predict they'll implement it after Windows 7
[01:34] <jakuphl> magicmax: yeah... I have dual monitors AND workspaces... that's just nice
[01:34] <pipegeek> oh ew
[01:34] <Kareeser> yeah, but take it in stride. It's a compliment.
[01:34] <pipegeek> Sorry I'm not more help---I've got no experience with truecrypt
[01:34] <MaGicMaX> another quick question for u guys... Is there a shortcut for the "Click here to hide all windows and show the desktop" button?
[01:34] <Kareeser> oh, you weren't talking to me.
[01:34] <geeksquad> what is the grub root of sdb5 like where you put (hd 0,0)
[01:34] <linux_noob> gnea, i have read it, but i cant say that i understand why when i enable SSL i lose both http and https access
[01:34] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: Ctrl-Alt-D
[01:34] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: You could bind it to Super-D if you so wish... same difference.
[01:35] <Gnea> linux_noob: probably a duplicate setting or something's still commented out...
[01:35] <jakuphl> pipegeek: Don't use truecrypt. ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truecrypt#Licensing
[01:35] <elexodus> pipegeek: I'll be back in a half hour or so... maybe I'll be done then. how is dm_crypt?
[01:35] <Gnea> linux_noob: you might also want to field your question in #ubuntu-server and #apache
[01:35] <linux_noob> okay, thanks gnea
[01:35] <MaGicMaX> Thx Kareeser. Better yet, do u guys know of a place i can see a list of the useful shortcuts for ubuntu?
[01:35] <bluntman226> does anyone know how to configure microphones??
[01:36] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: System -> Pref -> Keyboard Shortcuts
[01:36] <JuJuBee> Can someone help with a simple redirect using .htaccess file?  #httpd is dead
[01:37] <jakuphl> magicmax: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=50794
[01:37] <pipegeek> jakuphl: I'm aware of the licensing issues (pretty much why I haven't taken it for a spin yet, as it's obviously not dfsg-free and so isn't packaged).  It has capabilities that dm_crypt doesn't, which is why it's interesting.
[01:37] <elexodus> jakuphl: any viable alternatives? Trucrypt is the strongest, most private I have used.
[01:37] <MaGicMaX> perfect thx alot guys
[01:38] <Kareeser> np
[01:38] <gbear14275> is there a flag for crontab that shows all cronjobs on the server?
[01:38] <gbear14275> I haven't been able to find one
[01:38] <pipegeek> elexodus: Fine. :)  No volumes-hidden-within-volumes, but if you don't care about deniability (and the fact that you're announcing it in #ubuntu suggests that much), it'd probably meet your needs just as well.  Not to mention that it's part of ubuntu, and requires little special configuration (you can even enable it from the installer)
[01:38] <Kareeser> gbear14275: crontab -l
[01:38] <Kareeser> gbear14275: but that's only your jobs
[01:38] <meoblast001> hi.. i need help installing drivers for an NV11
[01:38] <Kareeser> meoblast001: NV11?
[01:39] <meoblast001> GeForce 2
[01:39] <elexodus> pipegeek: How hard is it to crack?
[01:39] <jakuphl> elexodus: I know... truecrypt is giving me moral hangovers.. I actually use it a little bit, but I hate it when I do. and I actually don't have any good alternative... it sucks
[01:39] <gbear14275> Kareeser: yeah I know that one but I'm trying to list them all... wasn't sure if there was a way to do that or not
[01:39] <Kareeser> meoblast001: OH, a camera. I have no clue, sorry.
[01:39] <elexodus> jakuphl: I hear ya.
[01:39] <meoblast001> Kaie`, no..... not a camera
[01:39] <meoblast001> Kareeser, rather
[01:39] <MaGicMaX> wow its so easy to make ur own shortcuts... man they thought of everything!
[01:39] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me?
[01:39] <meoblast001> Kareeser, it's a graphics card
[01:39] <space_cadet> i have asked for help all day
[01:39] <space_cadet> and nothing
[01:40] <elexodus> space_cadet: What do you need?
[01:40] <elexodus> !ask | space_cadet
[01:40] <space_cadet> i am trying to get hibernate/resume to work
[01:40] <Kareeser> meoblast001: nvidia? Try here: http://ubuntu.kareeser.com/?p=44
[01:40] <pipegeek> elexodus: same algorithms.  I'm not a cryptography person, so I can't give you numbers.  AES-256 is currently considered to be secure.
[01:40] <jakuphl> soooe... If anyone is good at C and chryptography... please make a truecrypt replacement
[01:40] <elexodus> pipegeek: cool\
[01:40] <meoblast001> Kareeser, i don't know which drivers i need
[01:40] <pipegeek> elexodus: apt-get install cryptsetup, then man cryptsetup and look for "luks"
[01:40] <Kareeser> meoblast001: What model is your card?
[01:40] <cgkades> jakuphl: whats wrong with truecrypt?
[01:40] <space_cadet> ok... should swap show in mount?
[01:41] <pipegeek> elexodus: crypttab is like fstab---lists things you want to be decrypted so they can be mounted at boot
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  no.
[01:41] <jakuphl> cgkades: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truecrypt#Licensing
[01:41] <space_cadet> ok
[01:41] <meoblast001> Kareeser, you have the same wordpress theme as me
[01:41] <Kareeser> meoblast001: hehehe... sweeet.
[01:41] <Swish> aren't those TrueCrypt licensing concerns only relevant if you plan to modify and redistribute TrueCrypt?
[01:41] <SageM> hi
[01:41] <Swish> if you're just an end user on ubuntu, why should you care?
[01:41] <SageM> umm
[01:41] <space_cadet> next...   why does ubuntu boot from /dev/sda5  when i tell it /dev/sda7 is the swap and i hibernated?
[01:42] <Swish> all those licensing concerns prevent is ubuntu from including truecrypt officially
[01:42] <SageM> I was wondering what do I have to do to get kde 3.5 on my ubuntu box?
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  hibernation can be very flakey. If your swap is not large enough its possible it might not hibernate properly
[01:42] <space_cadet> or more importantly...   why doesn't ubuntu generate and write a hibernate image
[01:42] <Kareeser> space_cadet: because the boot image is saved to the hard disk. In essence, your computer has shut down, but there is a boot image to recover on the next startup
[01:42] <lstarnes> SageM: install the kde3-desktop package
[01:42] <elexodus> pipegeek: Oh, wow, I think my system went into read-only mode again... this is what happened last time when I f'ed around with the 1TB... I'm going to stick one out there for a moment, and blame china with their patently Microsoft dependant spy-like firmware
[01:42] <lstarnes> Swish: a lot of people like to modify the source code of programs that they use to implement new features, fix bugs, and apply patches
[01:42] <SageM> do you have the apt-get for that
[01:43] <jakuphl> Swish: well If you have no problem with it, than feel free to use it.
[01:43] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, ok.. well before, when i had swapoff    it would at least generate an image and throw an error
[01:43] <space_cadet> now it won't even generate the image
[01:43] <Swish> jakuphl, I'm just trying to understand why you're discouraging end users from using it because of "licensing issues"
[01:43] <cgkades> jakuphl: interesting, i'll have to actually read their liscense agreement
[01:43] <MaGicMaX> cool, i bound my home folder to ALT+H :)
[01:43] <Swish> it doesn't seem to affect 90% or better of ubuntu users.
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  no idea. I make it a point to never use hibernate or suspend. I find them just too flakey under windows, and linux
[01:43] <pipegeek> o.O
[01:43] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: nice :P
[01:44] <jakuphl> Swish: Because the license is "actively dangerous to end users who agree to it, opening them to possible legal action even if they abide by all of the licensing terms"
[01:45] <lstarnes> SageM: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:45] <MaGicMaX> hey Kareeser, would you be able to explain to me why my upload/download speeds are higher in Ubuntu than windows? maybe windows has a worm u think?
[01:45] <jakuphl> Swish: That should be reason enough.
[01:45] <meoblast001> how does one delete local screen resolution configuration?
[01:45] <Swish> jakuphl, I'll have to read the license in detail myself, and the comments about it before I can discuss this intelligently then :)
[01:46] <Swish> my gut reaction says, there's nothing to sue over.
[01:46] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: properly configured upload and download speeds should be the same
[01:46] <SageM> the one before the update
[01:46] <jakuphl> Swish: LOL me too ;-)
[01:46] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: as far as I know, Windows has no discernable overhead that makes it slower than Linux.
[01:46] <jakuphl> Swish: so don't take my word for it.
[01:46] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: However, I haven't tested to see for myself :)
[01:46] <SageM> Windows is fun linux is fun
[01:46] <Swish> :)
[01:46] <SageM> mac is shit
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> MaGicMaX:  i seem to recall windows reserving some % of network banwith for somthing.. i forget what..
[01:46] <Kareeser> nownow, settle down.
[01:47] <Swish> someone should slashdot that truecrypt license issue.
[01:47] <cgkades> are you really saying that windows uses the same resources as linux?
[01:47] <Swish> give it press; force their hands.
[01:47] <Kareeser> Dr_Willis: Windows Update, LOL
[01:47] <hook> Dr_Willis: its saved for viruses and trojans
[01:47] <cgkades> mac is based on unix/ openBSD actually
[01:47] <lstarnes> Swish: there was something about it on slashdot a while ago
[01:47] <Dr_Willis> I was thinkging it was for remote admin.. or somthing.
[01:47] <jakuphl> Swish: yeah that would be pretty nice.
[01:47] <lstarnes> cgkades: freebsd, not openbsd
[01:47] <dayo> if u guys see Soren_, please tell him i went to bed (it's 01:46am), and i'll be back "tomorrow" again, i.e. later this saturday 09 may. nite, people.
[01:48] <Swish> welp, neat stuff, but back to work for me!
[01:48] <noglorp> hey, I'm in package hell now
[01:48] <noglorp> gnome-panel crashes because it cannot find a symbol that should be present in libgio
[01:48] <bullgard4> dmesg includes the line "ACPI Warning (nspredef-0852): \_SB_.PCIO.LPCB.LNKU._CRS: Return type mismatch - found Integer, expected Buffer [20080926]. What does LNKU mean? It might stand for 'Link U'. There are also kernel messages about LNKA to LNKH on this Ubuntu 9.04 computer.
[01:48] <cgkades> lstarnes: you are correct.. i have NO idea why i thought it was openbsd
[01:48] <jakuphl> noglorp: dependency hell?
[01:48] <noglorp> yep
[01:48] <lstarnes> cgkades: maybe because of openstep, which was based on nextstep
[01:49] <noglorp> gnome-panel wants a function that was added in a newer version of libgio than I have
[01:49] <cgkades> lstarnes: who knows, maybe i was intoxicated when i read it
[01:49] <noglorp> libgio comes with glib
[01:49] <noglorp> I supposedly have the latest version of glib
[01:49] <MaGicMaX> a noob question, i dont really use IRC.. how do u guys direct what you say to someone like that?
[01:49] <bullgard4> Swish: What does the verb "to slashdot" mean?
[01:49] <cgkades> magicmax: is it red for you?
[01:50] <jakuphl> bullgard4: to post on slashdot right?
[01:50] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: type first characters of adressee and press tab
[01:50] <noglorp> distro upgrade seems to have really screwed me
[01:50] <MaGicMaX> its like golden when someone talks to me
[01:50] <cgkades> magicmax: you just type their name in the sentance and it will highlight on their computer
[01:50] <Kareeser> noglorp: uh-oh. first of all, backup everything.
[01:50] <meoblast001> how does one delete local screen resolution configuration?
[01:50] <jakuphl> MaGicMax: It's magic
[01:50] <cgkades> VCoolio: autocomplete FTW
[01:51] <noglorp> Kareeser: kay, I don't really have much important on this partition
[01:51] <MaGicMaX> jakuphl: wow it works?
[01:51] <jakuphl> Magicmax: yeah
[01:51] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: yesh
[01:51] <MaGicMaX> hehe
[01:51] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: isn't IRC intuitive?
[01:51] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: what irc are you using?
[01:51] <eseven73> I'm looking for a good backup script for mysql anyone got one that they could possibly post for me? I've googled my fingers off and coming up empty, and im not a programmer so don't send me to #bash or whatnot :)
[01:51] <MaGicMaX> i was like wow, they took the time to cap lock the letters alternatively in my name? lol
[01:51]  * jakuphl proudly watches as a newcomer leans about the mystery of irc
[01:52] <Kareeser> eseven73: Try the utility that comes with mysql. "man mysqldump" for info.
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> cgkades: pidgin
[01:52] <cgkades> eseven73: maybe try a mysql chan?
[01:52] <cgkades> pidgin? maybe i'll try that to connect sometime
[01:52] <Kareeser> eseven73: If you dump the table, and tar.gz it, it's essentially the same as exporting the table as an archive.
[01:52] <eseven73> ok
[01:52] <Kareeser> jakuphl: I still dunno how to transfer files over IRC.
[01:52] <Kareeser> jakuphl: I don't think I'm missing much :P
[01:53] <MaGicMaX> is there a way to automatically talk to the last one you just did?
[01:53] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me figure out this hibernation thing??  http://paste.ubuntu.com/167348/  << my disk/ram setup  |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167349/ <<dmesg   | http://paste.ubuntu.com/167350/  <<syslog   |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167351/  << kern.log
[01:53] <Kareeser> I wish.
[01:53] <gbear14275> anyone know how to view the cron jobs of all the users?
[01:53] <chuck_> meoblast001, are you trying to reset your xserver to default?
[01:53] <bullgard4> jakuphl: Swish is so arrogant that he does not answer to this question.
[01:54] <jakuphl> well I'm really not that good at this either.
[01:54] <MaGicMaX> cgkades: ya Pidgin is the msgr that came with Ubuntu by default, i loved it so much i uninstalled Windows Live MSGR on my windows OS and replaced it with Pidgin :)
[01:54] <meoblast001> chuck_, i want to set all users to the xserver default and then i want to modify the xserver default to what 1 user has
[01:54] <meoblast001> so everyone & the login has what i have
[01:54] <jakuphl> bullgar4: maybe he did not see it...
[01:55] <jakuphl> bullgar4: this channel is getting flodded
[01:56] <bruce_> hi again, i've done like you suggested, i've checked that alsa is selected, it is, my sound card is detected in sound preferences, but all i get is a hissing sound (not constant, just when a sound event occurs)
[01:56] <bluntman226> does anyone know how to configure microphone in ubuntu
[01:56] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: yeah i use pidgin for googletalk and aim
[01:56] <MaGicMaX> this is amazing, i can upload all of my torrents i got in windows while in Ubuntu... love it!
[01:57] <jeropiga> tase bem
[01:57] <scream> Is there a graphical application I can use to create the certs needed for a website to run https (ssl)?
[01:57] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: virtual machine?
[01:57] <space_cadet> if anyone happens to be reading my kern.log   you will notice that after this morning, ubuntu stops generating a hibernation image
[01:57] <jeropiga> algum tuga
[01:58] <space_cadet> i need to know why
[01:58] <chuck_> meoblast001, in  terminal type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, will save a backup of the old xorg.cong file you might have to do it for each user am not sure on that part
[01:58] <meoblast001> chuck_, no.. i need to delete gnome settings
[01:58] <bluntman226> can someone PLEASE Help me configure my microphone
[01:59] <cgkades> bluntman226: i would help, but i have no idea :) have you searched the ubuntu forums too?
[01:59] <jeropiga> waht is the best os linux
[01:59] <space_cadet> also when i try to hibernate my computer displays information
[01:59] <cgkades> jeropiga: depends on YOU
[01:59] <space_cadet> talking about btusb
[01:59] <MaGicMaX> cgkades: no, Ubuntu can browse the Windows partition on my HDD and i can load the torrents right from there, just a matter of setting up the torrent program in Ubuntu called "Transmission" to autoload torrents for that destination, and select the place u got the completed files
[01:59] <welltb> hello again...anyone got time for a question?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> jeropiga: loads of good distros out their
[02:00] <sebsebseb> there
[02:00] <jeropiga> i use ubuntu
[02:00] <Dr_Willis> jeropiga:  the one that does that you need.. and only you can answer tht..
[02:00] <sebsebseb> jeropiga: yep which is a good one to start with, and to stay with for many Linux users
[02:00] <space_cadet> going for another try at hibernate... if anyone that may be following me has an idea while i'm out.. memo me
[02:00] <bruce_> can anyone help me get my soundcard working? its detected in sound preferences correctly, but all i get is a hissing noise
[02:00] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: yeah i use transmisission, it just sounded like you were running winows inside linux (which i do sometimes)
[02:01] <jeropiga> just try for the first time ever
[02:01] <welltb> anyone heard of "transset-df"?  I use Crunchbang, btw...
[02:01] <MaGicMaX> cgkades:  however, in my case i also have a 2nd HDD as well which i got access to from either OS
[02:01] <bluntman226> when i load my audio devices up i see that it has ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) but it is using the Intel HDA drivers. Are these the wrong drivers
[02:01] <jeropiga> looks good
[02:01] <VCoolio> welltb: yep, used it to set keybinding for transparent windows
[02:01] <welltb> bruce_:  i'm just a nube, but maybe change sound from Alsa to OSS?
[02:02] <welltb> VCoolio:  Cool....is the setting "permanent"? or does it only work for when the window is open...?
[02:02] <welltb> sorry...by setting i mean the transparency of the window...
[02:02] <chuck_> meoblast001, found this might help you http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/
[02:03] <VCoolio> welltb: only for active window, you need supporting window manager or things like devilspie to set it permanently
[02:03] <space_cadet> ok...
[02:03] <jeropiga> xao
[02:04] <space_cadet> that didn't work
[02:04] <space_cadet> at all
[02:04] <welltb> devilspie...? hmmmm sounds intriguing....what is devilspie..?
[02:04] <cgkades> devilspie is pretty cool
[02:04] <bruce_> oss doesnt work either :-(
[02:04] <VCoolio> welltb: little app that does things to windows specified by class or id or whatever; wait I'll pass you the link
[02:04] <cgkades> welltb: you can change the location of windows, take off borders, do tons of stuff
[02:04] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:04] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <welltb> bruce_: sorry man....that's what i've had to do to get movies to run right on SMplayer...
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <nkei0> anyone know what I need to do to get hulu.com to work right in jaunty?  I've already installed the restricted extras so it should work, right?
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <bruce_> anyone esle got any ideas how to get my sound card working?
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <cgkades> welltb: you can also make a terminal window that is stuk to the background
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <cgkades> so it looks like it's built into the desktop
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <welltb> VCoolio/cgkades:  Sounds very interesting....been using Crunchbang, which uses Openbox...
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <jakuphl> nkei0: eah
[02:06] <sebsebseb> nkei0: Flash needs to work as far as I know, and then it should
[02:06] <cgkades> PleXuS: what are you doing?
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <LjL> !ops | PleXuS
[02:06] <welltb> cgkades:  Sounds more interesting....
[02:06] <jakuphl> nkey0: yeah
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <welltb> resources?
[02:06] <Flannel> PleXuS: Please fix your client
[02:06] <PleXuS> http://tinyurl.com/o7jegg
[02:06] <FloodBot3> PleXuS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:06] <VCoolio> welltb: http://www.burtonini.com/blog/computers/devilspie and http://linux.die.net/man/1/devilspie
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <cgkades> welltb: you can make it so whenever you load firefox it goes to a specific desktop
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:07] <nkei0> jakuphl, sebsebseb: it's installed from the restricted extras I thought, I'll double check.
[02:07] <cgkades> welltb: stuff like that
[02:07] <cgkades> !oops | plexus
[02:07] <cgkades> !ops | plexus
[02:07] <Seeker`> cgkades: he has already been removed
[02:08] <cgkades> oh lol
[02:08] <cgkades> i forgot i have all leave and joins ignored
[02:08] <welltb> cgkades: sounds cool...checking it out...trying to stay light...how is it on resources?  tons of bloat?
[02:08] <cgkades> welltb: couldnt tell you that one, i havent looked
[02:09] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me figure out this hibernation thing??  http://paste.ubuntu.com/167348/  << my disk/ram setup  |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167349/ <<dmesg   | http://paste.ubuntu.com/167350/  <<syslog   |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167351/  << kern.log
[02:09] <jakuphl> what was plexus doing?
[02:09] <VCoolio> welltb: devilspie is very, repeat, very lightweight
[02:09] <bruce_> is there no-one that can help me get my sound card working
[02:09] <cgkades> jakuphl: flooding
[02:09] <PleXuS> sorry guys
[02:09] <PleXuS> some script went go crazy lol
[02:09] <PleXuS> :S
[02:09] <jakuphl> oh
[02:10] <welltb> VCoolio: Awesome....salivating already for some eye candy....i'll check it out, be chattin' soon.  Thanks!!
[02:10] <MaGicMaX> question guys, im seeding some Ubuntu install ISO's, i got the desktop and netbook version of 9.04... im seeing an "alternate" what is that for?
[02:10] <noglorp> How do you fix dependency hell :(
[02:10] <space_cadet> noglorp, in the freezer?
[02:10] <J-_> MaGicMaX: Alternate installation. No LiveCD
[02:11] <noglorp> space_cadet: lol?
[02:11] <eseven73> PleXuS, hehe it happens, last year my SupyBot went absolutely bananas in here, I was banned for 30 days :(
[02:11] <rumpel2> MaGicMaX, support more installation-features (encryption, textinstallber, etc.)
[02:11] <Flannel> MaGicMaX: They're for the same thing.  Alternate CDs (as opposed to the Desktop CD) uses a text based installer (debian-installer) instead of ubiquity (the liveCD installer)
[02:11] <noglorp> space_cadet: gnome-panel crashes because some library that *should* be up to date isn't
[02:11] <PhotoJim> MaGicMaX: it's for installing on machines when you don't want to use a GUI... or for upgrading existing systems
[02:11] <MaGicMaX> oh ok i see
[02:11] <PleXuS> eseven73, its weard because it should just send you a link for google :)
[02:12] <PleXuS> eseven73, it seems to send whole html page :s
[02:12] <MaGicMaX> cant you upgrade an existing system through system update?
[02:12] <Flannel> MaGicMaX: You can.
[02:12] <chuck_> bruce_, what is your sound card doing, ie no sound at all, and what have you done to try and fix it
[02:12] <nkei0> hmm, i can view the ads on youtube, but not the videos
[02:13] <jakuphl> hey someone try to mention my name
[02:13] <noglorp> jakuphl: why?
[02:13] <noglorp> lol
[02:13] <eseven73> jakuphl, hello :)
[02:13] <bullgard4> dmesg includes the line "ACPI Warning (nspredef-0852): \_SB_.PCIO.LPCB.LNKU._CRS: Return type mismatch - found Integer, expected Buffer [20080926]. What does LNKU mean? It might stand for 'Link U'. There are also kernel messages about LNKA to LNKH on this Ubuntu 9.04 computer.
[02:13] <jakuphl> thanks
[02:13] <noglorp> np
[02:13] <PhotoJim> MaGicMaX: the alternate CD is good for updating systems with slow Internet connections though.
[02:13] <sebsebseb> jakuphl: maybe, but I didn't untill now
[02:14] <MaGicMaX> i see, thx for the info
[02:14] <bruce_> im getting no sound, just hissing, i've checked my volume control, ive checked sound preferences, my sound card is correctly detected, but i still get no sound
[02:14] <noglorp> anyone know what I should do? gnome-panel crashes with "symbol not found", for a symbol that should be located in libgio
[02:14] <noglorp> libgio is included in glib, but for some reason it isn't up to date
[02:16] <sproaty> Help I'm stuck after using apt-get install ubuntu-dev-tools  -- http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/6079/screenshotsteveubuntu.png - I can't click anything, or accept ok. no keyboard input works
[02:16] <sproaty> I had a similar problem with the java JRE before
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> sproaty:  hit tab key to get to the 'ok' button?
[02:16] <sproaty> doh
[02:16] <sproaty> probably the only key I didn't try
[02:16] <bruce_> please, can someone help me with my sound card, im getting no sound, just hissing, and my sound card is correctly detedted
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> sproaty:  :) i see that asked in here about Once a week. :)
[02:17] <cgkades-p> hmm
[02:17] <sproaty> damn
[02:17] <Dr_Willis> sproaty:  yep.. a little annoyance.. that id like to see removed..
[02:17] <space_cadet> so if i have swap turned off... PM generates and tries to write a hibernate image
[02:17] <space_cadet> if swap is on.
[02:17] <sproaty> It's probably mentioned on ubuntu braintsorm somewhere
[02:17] <space_cadet> nothing
[02:18] <ienorand> sproaty: does that really lock mouse and keyboard and all?
[02:19] <MaGicMaX> anyone know of a good alternative to Winamp in the repositories? i got VLC for videos, but i dont like it much for music and Rythmbox is even worse
[02:19] <space_cadet> audacious
[02:20] <space_cadet> or amarok
[02:20] <space_cadet> but not amarok2
[02:20] <thedarkravin77> hello all
[02:20] <sproaty> ienorand, nah I didn't mean it like that, I meant I (thought) I couldn't active the terminal contents with either
[02:20] <nkei0> haha i'm retarded, i just needed to restart firefox
[02:20] <space_cadet> amarok14
[02:20] <brassmaster1> or songbird
[02:20] <FloodBot3> space_cadet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:20] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: banshee, songbird +1
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> hmm Audacious sounds nice :)
[02:20] <space_cadet> banshee +1
[02:20] <brassmaster1> songbirdnest.com
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> it must have XM radio
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> and ipod support
[02:20] <noglorp> anyone help me?
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> riping ability would be a plus
[02:20] <noglorp> :'(
[02:21] <ienorand> MaGicMaX: gmusicbrowser, ot possibly xmms ... derviatives
[02:21] <brassmaster1> i promise there's nothing terribly exciting about audacious.
[02:21] <martha_> what is the best user friendly msn clone? amsn looks awful but has lots of options emense look good but will I lack things such as v4l2?
[02:21] <martha_> -I +it
[02:21] <brassmaster1> martha_: have you tried pidgin?
[02:22] <MaGicMaX> i would also need to be able to create a bunch of playlists, and add to them by selecting a directory... i know some ive tried u cant even do that
[02:22] <sproaty> thanks Dr_Willis :)
[02:22] <ienorand> martha_: emsne or something exists as well, and yea, pidgin.
[02:22] <Shivam> How can I install custom brushes that I got off devianart for GIMP?
[02:23] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me with my hibernate problem?
[02:23] <ienorand> martha_: sorry, replying without reading
[02:23] <space_cadet> when swap is off...   PM generates and attempts to write a hibernate image
[02:23] <space_cadet> when swap is on... nothing
[02:23] <MaGicMaX> i cant find songbird in the repositories :(
[02:24] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: google it, there is a .deb for it, you just need to dl and click that
[02:24] <P-Chan> Buonasera a tutti/E!
[02:24] <ienorand> MaGicMaX: It aint in there: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Songbird
[02:24] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: oh thx, i like debs lol
[02:24] <space_cadet> anyone?
[02:26] <MaT-dg> martha_: there are many 'messenger-clones' or all-in-one clients to connect to msn. Most of them have many more usefull features compared to the original live messenger. However audio/video-chat is 1 thing that every single one lacks.
[02:26] <inbitado34> anyone using nouveau in 9.04 ?  does it work ?
[02:26] <brassmaster1> Does anyone know why songbird isn't in the repositories?
[02:26] <Tetracomm> Thank you for helping me to turn off the splash screen. I added it to my Ubuntu tips page, with screenshots and everything.
[02:26] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: its a .tar.gz not .deb :(
[02:26] <Tetracomm> I was wondering the same thing, brassmaster.
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> Shivam:  first google hit for 'install brushes gimp' --> http://www.katspace.org/graphics/digitart/brushes
[02:26] <ienorand> space_cadet: search lp (& new bug report), I have no clue on that issue, sorry.
[02:27] <Shivam> thanks doctor
[02:27] <brassmaster1> MaT-dg: I don't know that that's true. I thought that newer versions of Kopete have video support
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> Shivam:  http://meetthegimp.org also :)
[02:27] <brassmaster1> MaT-dg: At the very least, Kopete now has a webcam calibration tool
[02:27] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Songbird
[02:28] <MaT-dg> brassmaster1: true, so does amsn. However it never worked here, I can see the cam but it never connects to my friends. I suspect MS to change the protocol now and then.
[02:28] <brassmaster1> interesting
[02:28] <space_cadet> ienorand, i just asked in #ubuntu+1   hopefully they can help
[02:29] <hbekel> nog_lorp:  strings /usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so | grep g_mount_is_shadowed
[02:29] <martha_> MaT-dg, ok , yahI knew about multi-connect clients,was just wondering how emense or how eve you spell it works with video chats
[02:29] <martha_> thanks
[02:30] <chump0> anyone got any ideas on a replacement for SecureRemote client?
[02:30] <noglorp> found
[02:30] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: wow thx alot, i didnt know there was such a site, bookmarket for sure!
[02:30] <noglorp> hbekel: its in there ><
[02:30] <mrubcich> does anybody have any experience with installing WoW on ubuntu 9.04 and a little time on their hands?
[02:30] <noglorp> hbekel: now I'm more confused
[02:31] <MaT-dg> martha_: emesene doesn't have video-chat (yet), but the devs are working on it. There is a nightly build that claims to be able to recieve webcam.
[02:31] <MaGicMaX> anyknow now how i would go about creating a keyboard shortcut to permanently delete a file without sending it to trash?
[02:31] <rizzo20> #macbidouille
[02:31] <space_cadet> at boot time...   the messages that fly by... where are they logged?
[02:32] <bleh> can some one help me out installing gyachi i have dependency problems
[02:32] <hbekel> noglorp: then try LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so gnome-panel
[02:32] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: shift+del <enter>
[02:32] <Seeker`> rizzo20: Please don't advertise channels in here?
[02:32] <Fezzler> Need help setting up router with Uuntu
[02:32] <hbekel> noglorp: also paste the output of ldd $(which gnome-panel)
[02:33] <martha_> MaT-dg, interesting
[02:33] <Tyrath> is it just me, or is the new ubuntu faster than the old ubuntu?
[02:33] <space_cadet> at boot time...   the messages that fly by... where are they logged?
[02:33] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: thx again! :)
[02:33] <Fezzler> Ubuntu "sees" wireless but not wired
[02:33] <Fezzler> I need wired to update firmware
[02:33] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: it's faster :)
[02:33] <]Spectre[> fezzler,it's ubuntu...
[02:33] <noglorp> hbekel: starts, then gets "gnome-panel: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/gnome-panel/libclick-applet.so: undefined symbol: gtk_orientable_get_type"
[02:33] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: awesome! have they fixed up power manager?
[02:34] <chump0> space_Cadet: /var/log/messages
[02:34] <Fezzler> ]Spectre[>> DUH  typo.  Sorry
[02:34] <hbekel> noglorp: please paste the ldd output
[02:34] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: think so, haven't encountered problems so far
[02:34] <]Spectre[> Fezzler,try with windows xp
[02:34] <Fezzler> Also, can a router's fireware be updated without the Web tool
[02:34] <space_cadet> chump0, nope
[02:34]  * Tyrath bravely removes his powercord and hopes that he eventually receives a notification when it starts to run out
[02:35] <space_cadet> chump0, i'm looking for the one that says "*starting blah blah blah                   [OK]"
[02:35] <chump0> space_cadet...ah ok
[02:35] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: that's great. I'm a bit concerned about openoffice.org though - writer, calc, presentation, etc. have all disappeared
[02:35] <TonyTheTiger> I think i have a set of bad reposotories can anyone help?
[02:35] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: they should be installed by default
[02:36] <noglorp> hbekel: http://pastebin.com/d42e2c75d
[02:36] <bleh> can some one help me out installing gyachi i have dependency problems
[02:36] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: nope. Well openoffice.org is installed, but it's progs aren't
[02:36] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: should I reinstall from source?
[02:36] <]Spectre[> no ma'am,musicians
[02:36] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: or do you have a better idea?
[02:36] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: just making sure, i can delete the .deb file after the programs installed correct?
[02:36] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: yes
[02:37] <bleh> can some one help me out installing gyachi i have dependency problems Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libltdl3 (>= 1.5.2-2) **
[02:37] <TonyTheTiger> bleh search for the libltdl3 and install that first
[02:37] <rumpel2> bleh, sudo apt-get install libltdl3-dev
[02:38] <mrubcich> does anyone know an active channel that could help me with some wine problems
[02:38] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: also, my menu was screwed before the update and it's still screwed :/
[02:38] <mrubcich> winehq kinda sucks
[02:38] <hbekel> noglorp: you seem to have to libgio's installed: libgio-2.0.so.0 => /usr/local/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0 (0xb7880000) -> please check strings /usr/local/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0 | grep g_mount_is_shadowed
[02:38] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: do you know if its possible to import all the playlists i have in Winamp to Songbird somehow? ive already imported the media, would be nice not to have to rebuild all the playlists
[02:38] <J-_> rumpel2: Try libltdl3-dev
[02:38] <bleh> Note, selecting libltdl7-dev instead of libltdl3-dev
[02:38] <bleh> libltdl7-dev is already the newest version.
[02:38] <TonyTheTiger> Anyone know a good hex editor for ubuntu?
[02:38] <J-_> ah
[02:38] <hbekel> noglorp: one in /usr/lib/, one in /usr/local/lib/
[02:39] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: vim is my favourite
[02:39] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: what do u mean by 'reinstall from source'? Just reinstall them from the repo's
[02:39] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: it depends on what you want. if you want to program, vim, if you want rich text, openoffice.org
[02:39] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: or in a terminal: sudo aptitude install openoffice.org
[02:39] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: i'll do that. thanks
[02:39] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: sorry, no idea, can you open playlist files with text editor?
[02:39] <noglorp> hbekel: not found
[02:39] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, does that come as part of ubuntu, and i just need a hex editor to mod the comiz files to get the genie affect
[02:40] <bleh> rumpel2,  can we talk private
[02:40] <noglorp> hbekel: file exists in /usr/local/lib but doesn't have the symbol
[02:40] <noglorp> ><
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: yep, use vim
[02:40] <rumpel2> bleh, sure
[02:40] <hbekel> noglorp: see, there's your problem
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: oh actually
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: if you don't know how to use vim, don't
[02:40] <noglorp> hbekel: what should I do to fix it
[02:40] <kinks> firefox does host lookups extremely slowly, yet simply issuing "host hostname" in the console is quite quick, any idea why? and does 'host' use a host cache at all or does it always do a lookup?
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: use gedit instead
[02:40] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, cheers.
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: but I'd recommend you learn how to use vim, it's very powerful :D
[02:40] <TonyTheTiger> i see, whats ghex2?
[02:41] <Flannel> !hostname | kinks
[02:41] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: only you'll have to know it's inbuild commands etc
[02:41] <kinks> Flannel: that has nothing to do with what I want.
[02:41] <noglorp> hbekel: I'm guessing not just delete /usr/local/lib/libio...
[02:41] <hbekel> noglorp: nope
[02:41] <hbekel> noglorp: run sudo ldconfig
[02:41] <Flannel> kinks: ah, sorry.  Thought I read that as hostname host
[02:41] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: I'd already bound sudo apt-get install to i in terminal, so I'll use that instead :D
[02:41] <bluntman226> can anyone please assist me with ALSA microphone
[02:41] <noglorp> sudo ldconfig
[02:41] <kinks> I'm referring to DNS lookups being done slowly in firefox.
[02:41] <noglorp> lol whoops
[02:41] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: result is the same :P
[02:42] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: it's really cool because I just type i followed by the prog name and it intals
[02:42] <kinks> but only on ubuntu
[02:42] <Tekumel> Under 9.04, how does one change the port for Remote Desktop? The option was removed from the GUI panel between 8.10 and 9.04 :(
[02:42] <mrubcich> so my amarok doesnt really work well does anyone know of a sister app thats almost just as good?
[02:42]  * ibeekman Insert emacs joke here....
[02:42] <Fezzler> should I be able to connect to router by runing cable directly from adpater to Web port of router (to set up)?  Ubuntu not seeing it.  (Sees wireless)
[02:42] <Pupuser402> Hello
[02:42] <noglorp> hbekel: doesn't do anything
[02:42] <hbekel> noglorp: that'S ok, now try running gnome-panel again
[02:42] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: I'd recommend you bind some aliases - makes life so easy :D
[02:42] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: umm, i dont think i made playlist files... i just made playlists in winamp by selecting a directory :P
[02:42] <noglorp> hbekel: same result
[02:42] <Pupuser402> Is there any difference betwen puppy and ubuntu? I want to hear sounds right now
[02:42] <Pupuser402> :D
[02:43] <DefunctProcess> Does anyone know if its possible to stream movies from Netflix using linux?
[02:43] <hbekel> noglorp: try LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib gnome-panel
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> Pupuser402:  go ask in #puppylinux :P
[02:43] <ibeekman> anybody have any experience with videocards overheating in Thinkpad T60 laptops?
[02:43] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, You said I could use gedit for hex, it cant seem to open the file that i need to.
[02:43] <bluntman226> can anyone assists me with ALSA microphones
[02:43] <Pupuser402> But ALSA wizard does not help with Envy24 and i dunno where to find driver for linuz
[02:43] <Pupuser402> * for linux
[02:43] <Pupuser402> :)
[02:43] <noglorp> hbekel: great success
[02:43] <ibeekman> the second I watch hulu, etc. my machine starts burnin up then autoshutsdown
[02:43] <brassmaster1> MaGicMaX: Go to File->Import a Playlist
[02:43] <meoblast> hi
[02:43] <Yud_Zroc> any .img burning software someone can recommend
[02:43] <noglorp> hbekel: what do I do to make that permanent
[02:44] <mrubcich> ne one have a good hot to or a good channel for me to get some info on installing wow on ubuntu?
[02:44] <meoblast> how do i make the "starting nvidia [fail]" go away on Ubuntu'
[02:44] <meoblast> s start
[02:44] <meoblast> i don't want to use nvidia drivers
[02:44] <brassmaster1> MaGicMaX: I'm somewhat doubtful it will work though since your paths are different under ubuntu than they were under windows.
[02:44] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: I'd try vim. Do you mean hex as in hexidecimal?
[02:45] <TonyTheTiger> yes
[02:45] <hbekel> noglorp: please paste the contents of /etc/ld.so.conf
[02:45] <ubuntu> i just installed an intel x25m SSD. my bios sees it but the ubuntu 9.04 liveCD does not so I cant install. any ideas?
[02:45] <Tiana> Hello, I need some help setting my locale.
[02:45] <TonyTheTiger> Anyone know the commands to install ghex2?
[02:45] <SpectralDesign> Major problem trying to install Ubuntu for a friend... at the "Ready to Install" screen, but the "forward" button is off the screen so we can't proceed... Help Please!
[02:45] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: I'd try vim because it can do just about everything
[02:45] <meoblast> how do i erase the nVidia drivers from this machien?
[02:45] <MaGicMaX> brassmaster1: ya, oh well thx anyway
[02:45] <Tiana> I am trying to set my local to en_US.ISO-8859-1, because that is what I used previously with digikam, but it doesn't seem to be working.
[02:45] <TonyTheTiger> is it preinstalled Tyrath ?
[02:46] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Hold the alt key and click and drag anywhere on the window to move it onto the screen
[02:46] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: I don't understand why you need a powerful text editor to work with hex tho :/
[02:46] <MaGicMaX> im out guys, thx for the help!
[02:46] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: already installed yes :D
[02:46] <ibeekman> Tyrath: Consider emacs too....
[02:46] <brassmaster1> MaGicMaX: Did you try it? I'm not certain it won't work, just skeptical that it might now.
[02:46] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: Consider emacs too....
[02:46] <brassmaster1> *not
[02:46] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: thanks but that's not moving the window
[02:46] <mrubcich> how do u send specialized messages like that, the yellow text kind?
[02:46] <noglorp> "include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf"
[02:47] <Tyrath> ibeekman: what's the advantage in that? I've always used vim ever since I first installed ubuntu ;)
[02:47]  * Dr_Willis dosent know what mrubcich  means.
[02:47] <noglorp> hbekel: "include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf"
[02:47] <SpectralDesign> it's like the installer thinks the screen is bigger than it realy is
[02:47] <ibeekman> ok, if you're comfortable with/like vim then by all means stick with it
[02:47] <mrubcich> lol
[02:47] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Are you in the full live environment, or did you boot directly into the installer?
[02:47] <VCoolio> Tiana: export LANG=en_US.ISO-8859-1 what does that do?
[02:47] <ibeekman> there is a bit of a holy war between emacs and vim and I am on the emacs side
[02:47] <JGodbout> I'm having troubles watching flash movies, like youtube, in firefox. I have installed heaps of different things to try and fix it (the .deb from the adobe site, all the plug ins which firefox recommends when I try and play the movie, and some other things), but still no success. How can I fix this?
[02:47] <Tyrath> ibeekman: the only issue with vim I have is that it won't allow me to yank to the clipboard for some odd reason - but given I've just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 i'll give it a crack and see what happens
[02:47] <noglorp> hbekel: /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libc.con has the line "/usr/local/lib"
[02:48] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: let me know how you go
[02:48] <hbekel> noglorp: comment it out, then
[02:48] <elexodus> Is there a command to check file by file for differences between 2 seperate, but in theory identical, partitians?
[02:48] <ibeekman> I like a lot of emacs features which may or may not have analogues in vim
[02:48] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: i booted straight to the installer
[02:48] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, I have used vim before but this ubuntu vim is different to the unix one i used.
[02:48] <redpearl> how can i get more free space? stupid ubuntu set up created partition of only 2.3 GB automatically without asking me
[02:48] <Tiana> VCoolio: Do I put that in .bash_profile or .bashrc?
[02:48] <hbekel> noglorp: but first, take a look at /usr/local/lib/, please. are there a lot of libs in there?
[02:49] <ibeekman> and the gui can let you explore things when you don't know the keybindings, etc. and don't want to read a manual
[02:49] <bullgard4> dmesg includes the line "ACPI Warning (nspredef-0852): \_SB_.PCIO.LPCB.LNKU._CRS: Return type mismatch - found Integer, expected Buffer [20080926]. What does LNKU mean? It might stand for 'Link U'. There are also kernel messages about LNKA to LNKH on this Ubuntu 9.04 computer.
[02:49] <elexodus> redpearl: use livecd to play with gparted.
[02:49] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: the UNIX vim is probably vi - and this one is a lot more powerful :D
[02:49] <redpearl> elexodus, mr. gparted is very dangerous. i am too chicken
[02:49] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Okay. That could be why your window won't move. I don't know (maybe someone else does) how much of the Gnome environment actually gets loaded when you install that way.
[02:49] <noglorp> hbekel: a few
[02:49] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: its an old/slow comp so I wanted to avoid the live side... (celeron M with 192MB RAM)
[02:49] <VCoolio> Tiana: don't think that really matters, but you can put it in terminal first to check if it works (that will last current session)
[02:49] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, yeh it is vi.
[02:49] <inbitado34> anyone using nouveau driver for nvidia cards, instead of nvidia restricted ?
[02:49] <elexodus> redpearl: it's what you used while installing.
[02:49] <Rob235> yo
[02:49] <noglorp> hbekel: maybe 10 libs
[02:49] <ibeekman> Tyrath: for instance emacs will integrate with version control software, allow you to edit remote files fairly transparently as if they were local, etc.
[02:50] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Understandable. Might be better to use the alternate CD.
[02:50] <elexodus> Is there a command to check file by file for differences between 2 seperate, but in theory identical, partitians?
[02:50] <Rob235> i made a mistake, how do i disable emerald and get back to compiz fusion
[02:50] <redpearl> elexodus, yes. but i need to repartition.
[02:50] <redpearl> elexodus, no space to repartition. shrink partition safe?
[02:50] <Tyrath> ibeekman: vim ftp://blah - allows me to do the same - or are you implying something else?
[02:50] <Tiana> VCoolio: yes, this works fine in a terminal. I need this to work on the desktop.
[02:50] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: i didnt see a link to an "alternate" cd... ill go looking more, thanks!
[02:50] <Armageddon> how do i know whats the wireless network card is named on my computer ? eth0 is the cable one
[02:50] <elexodus> redpearl: why don 't you just take the unused space, and create a seperate partitian for your media/data?
[02:50] <TonyTheTiger> how can i find out if i have this installed? Compiz 0.5.5~git20070921+3v1ubuntu0 installed
[02:50] <usser_> elexodus, md5sum
[02:50] <usser_> !md5sum
[02:51] <hbekel> noglorp: you might make sure that these exist in /usr/lib/ too before telling the dynamic linker to ignore /usr/local/lib
[02:51] <xyblor> is there any way to continue using apt-get on gutsy?
[02:51] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Before you do, realize that what I'm referring to is a text-based installer. If that's not going to be friendly enough for you, I wouldn't waste your time.
[02:51] <VCoolio> Tiana: get root privileges and then add a line to /etc/bashrc or /etc/profile
[02:51] <noglorp> hbekel: okay
[02:51] <psilikon> So today I was applying for a job online and there was a drop down box full of certifications to select if you qualify and to my surprise one of them was an Ubuntu cert.  Didn't even know there was one.
[02:51] <noglorp> hbekel: thanks
[02:51] <JGodbout> I can't view youtube videos in firefox, yet I have installed the .deb package from the adobe site which youtube links me to, and I have installed the plugins which firefox recommends me. Any help?
[02:51] <hbekel> noglorp: after you edited those files, run sudo ldconfig again
[02:51] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: nah im okay with a text install.. better than no install at all!  :)
[02:51] <redpearl> elexodus, i don't have unused partition space.  live cd screwed my /dev/sda when it increased my 30 gb to 150 gb, and created a new 2.3 gb partition for ubuntu 9.04
[02:51] <Tyrath> ibeekman: is the openoffice.org the same as the openoffice.org3 package?
[02:51] <noglorp> hbekel: kay
[02:51] <elexodus> usser_: how would the command look? <sudo md5sum /dev/sda4 /media/TheVault>?
[02:52] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Okay, here you are then: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[02:52] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I have to reinstall because when I dist-upgraded it gave me a corrupt version
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: they all seem to be present
[02:52] <Tyrath> ibeekman: well actually it wasn't corrupt, it just didn't have writer,calc etc installed
[02:52] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: thanks again!
[02:52] <elexodus> redpearl: your 30GB isn't a 150GB?
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: breat
[02:52] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: no problem
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: great*
[02:52] <mrubcich> mrubcich: test
[02:52] <mrubcich> lol
[02:52] <ibeekman> Tyrath:  well you can use whatever protocol you like ssh etc, to be honest it's possible that vim can do most things emacs can, this vim vs emacs issue is a bit of a holy war, I side with emacs (partially out of ignorance I admit) but you can essentially program it to do nearly anything you like
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: gonna restart gdm
[02:53] <VCoolio> Rob235: check out fusion-icon, nice systray icon to change these kind of things
[02:53] <Rob235> ok thanks
[02:53] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I could give it a shot, but I've been using vim for nearly a whole year now :)
[02:54] <Tyrath> ibeekman: then again, I'm not exactly a linux pro
[02:54] <Tyrath> ibeekman: but I do program, and vim provides a nice programming interface
[02:54] <ibeekman> Tyrath: for example I can split windows vertically and horizontally, can compile codes from inside emacs, can open a shell in one of the window panes and execute commands, etc etc.
[02:55] <ibeekman> Tyrath: yeah the learning curve may be slightly steeper than vim but I found it rewarding.
[02:55] <Tyrath> ibeekman: when you say compile code from instide emacs - do you mean emacs does it for you, or you can simply run terminal commands from inside emacs
[02:55] <brassmaster1> If only I were that awesome. I stick to GUI tools. My current favorite for Ubuntu is Geany.
[02:56] <Tyrath> ibeekman: also that split screen stuff can be done in vim :)
[02:56] <brassmaster1> I recently spent a ridiculous amount of time using Xcode in MacOS and found that to be a fairly pleasant experience as well
[02:56] <Tyrath> ibeekman: in vim I can type !g++ blah.o -o blah
[02:57] <Tyrath> ibeekman: or !javac blah.java
[02:57] <zutme> What is the current thinking on getting a working proprietary ati driver in jaunty
[02:57] <c0ntract0r> When I go into a .sh file , under the TEXT heading.....exactly what /language/ is that?
[02:57] <brassmaster1> zutme: Already exists if you have the right hardware, doesn't it?
[02:57] <zutme> brassmaster1, well it performs like crap imo
[02:57] <brassmaster1> zutme: What card do you have?
[02:58] <zutme> hd 3600 series
[02:58] <Tyrath> ibeekman: unfortunately, vim is still not letting me yank to the clipboard tho :/
[02:58] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: how are you going?
[02:58] <mib_6x9hrb> i get the message "Killed" when i try and run firefox from the shell. firefox runs fine when i execute it from the guest account. what would cause this?
[02:59] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, I just installed bless :)
[02:59] <Tyrath> gah the openoffice.org package is the old openoffice :/
[02:59] <Missionz12> I need some help.
[02:59] <Tyrath> !info bless
[03:00] <Tyrath> !info bless > TonyTheTiger
[03:00] <brassmaster1> zutme: Interesting. Your hardware is supposed to be supported under the new fglrx. I've got an x1600. fglrx doesn't work for me anymore.
[03:00] <Missionz12> I just installed ubuntu on my laptop and I need some help getting WIFI to work
[03:00] <ibeekman> Tyrath:  yeah in emacs I just do M-m (meta - m) and then the command defaults to make (which you can edit it the first time in the mini-buffer and then subsequent M-m presses will execute your modified compile command).
[03:00] <zutme> brassmaster1, Well I mena the driver "works" but performance in compiz is pitiful
[03:01] <ibeekman> Also about openoffice, I don't see openoffice.org3
[03:01]  * Tyrath is hating how he has to continuously install/uninstall :/
[03:01] <Max-P> Hi, is it normal that my HD doesn't respect values defined using hdparm -S ?
[03:01] <GodfatherofEire> How would I go about removing DRM from a .wmv file?
[03:02] <ibeekman> Tyrath: you should just be able to search for openoffice.org-writer
[03:02] <ibeekman> etc.
[03:02] <GodfatherofEire> Under Ubuntu, like, is there anything built into gstreamer or the terminal?
[03:02] <brassmaster1> zutme: Was it working better pre-Jaunty?
[03:02] <Tyrath> ibeekman: if I can't get this yank thing to work I might consider emacs. Otherwise I think I'll stick with vim - just cause I don't want to have to learn new commands, etc. :P but thanks :)
[03:02] <ibeekman> Tyrath: also emacs doesn't give me any clipboard yank issues ;-P
[03:02] <ibeekman> haha yeah fair enough
[03:02] <Tyrath> ibeekman: yeah, but neither does gedit :)
[03:02] <zutme> brassmaster1, never used ubuntu on this box before jaunty, but in fedora yes
[03:02] <brassmaster1> GodfatherofEire: Unfortunately no. The common wisdom on linux is to avoid DRM whenever possible.
[03:02] <VCoolio> GodfatherofEire: searched once, found nothing. It sucks and we should keep away from it
[03:03] <ibeekman> Tyrath: Yeah I actually quite like gedit for simple things
[03:03] <GodfatherofEire> I know, I'm trying to
[03:03] <Tyrath> ibeekman: only problem with gedit is it requires gnome to run :/
[03:03] <punkrockguy318> How can I share my pulseaudio device?
[03:03] <brassmaster1> zutme: I know that there were pretty significant changes to fglrx to make it work with the new x server in jaunty
[03:03] <Tyrath> ibeekman: so if I don't log into gnome it's going to be a problem
[03:03] <brassmaster1> zutme: probably there's some stuff that isn't quite there.
[03:04] <bleh> can some one help me with dependencies
[03:04] <ibeekman> Tyrath:  true, are you a kde person? Or you just log into the terminal without the desktop environment
[03:04] <zutme> brassmaster1, I've heard that fglrx included is beta
[03:04]  * Tyrath wishes removing the openoffice.org package would just remove the whole thing :/
[03:04] <ibeekman> bleh: what dependancies
[03:04] <brassmaster1> zutme: That would explain a lot.
[03:04] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I love movies and games so need the desktop
[03:05] <ibeekman> so what's the issue with gedit then?
[03:05] <Tyrath> ibeekman: also unfortunately, the way the web2/3 is designed these days I need a graphic pwermitting browser
[03:05] <ibeekman> Tyrath: Also why are you removing packages? can't you just install openoffice.org-writer
[03:06] <Tyrath> ibeekman: only issue is when I want to conserve resources and lay off gnome-desktop
[03:06] <bleh> ibeekman,  if i give you vnc access can you help me
[03:06] <Tyrath> ibeekman: is it really openoffice.org-writer or openoffice.org3-writer?
[03:06] <ibeekman> yeah, well my laptop from 07 seems to run everything fine even with added compiz effects etc.
[03:06] <xyblor> are there no more repositories for gutsy?
[03:06] <brassmaster1> bleh: Dependencies for what?
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: yeah, mines not that fast, especially when I upload games
[03:07] <bleh> brassmaster1,  im tryiing to install gyachi
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: moreso when I upload games
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: but the games play fine
[03:07] <ibeekman> bleh: I've never used vnc so not sure how helpful that will be
[03:07] <usser_> !gutsy
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: unfortunately blueray movies don't play great :/
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: but I've yet to try them on ubuntu 9.04 and see what happens
[03:07] <usser_> xyblor, eol was april 18th, yep the repos are offline
[03:07] <Loganhoup> could someone tell me what "Error initializing camera: -60: Could not lock the device" means when trying to get pictures off my camera?
[03:07] <ibeekman> Tyrath: my chief complaint now is that my ati card seems to overheat when watching movies
[03:08] <xyblor> usser_: thanks. dang.
[03:08] <bleh> ibeekman,  its a remote assistance tool
[03:08] <ibeekman> but as far as I can tell that's not a resource issue but more of a hardware issue or problem with the driver
[03:08] <Tyrath> ibeekman: with mplayer for example, to play an .m2ts file (blueray file) i had to put fps on 50 for it to play normally
[03:08] <Tyrath> ibeekman: ack, just with 9.04?
[03:08] <space_cadet> yay !!!!
[03:08] <space_cadet> i fixed it!!!
[03:08] <space_cadet> kinda