[09:51] <lerster> ActionParsnip1:  i pasted the wrong url it starts at page 3
[09:52] <ActionParsnip1> lerster: are bugs logged?
[09:52] <DMihalcin> Anyone happen to know the package name for a NES emulator?
[09:52] <matt2154> ikonia: here's the strace:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/287658/
[09:52] <DJones> ikonia: Is a quick pm ok?
[09:52] <ikonia> matt2154: aweomse
[09:52] <ikonia> DJones: of course
[09:53] <rakesh_> ikonia-when i start my pacakge..it shows.....failed to run/usr/sbin/synaptic as user root.........unable to copy the user xauthorization file
[09:53] <Sledger1> http://pastebin.com/d8c3eff9
[09:53] <AlHafoudh> hi all
[09:53] <alpha> DMihalcin: zsnes?
[09:54] <matt2154> ikonia: home dirs over NFS, work as long as the NFS server is Ubuntu.  So you're right, it has to be something about my NFS server.
[09:54] <AlHafoudh> is it possible to have vlc as stream server and accept for example audio stream from other and resteram it elsewhere?
[09:54] <ikonia> matt2154: just reading now
[09:54] <matt2154> ikonia: cool
[09:54] <DMihalcin> alpha: Actually I mean a NES emulator, I already have a SNES emulator. That being, ZSNES.
[09:54] <lerster> ActionParsnip1:  it posts the recompilation on jaunty upgraded from 8.10 for the glproquake client that ran fine on 8.10 ubuntu release and on page 4 shows the starting info that the terminal provides for why it doesn't load... as it ran on 8.10 ubunto i feel it should run on jaunty but it does not, prior to recompile or after recompile it gives that same loading error (which is that of the game loading in console yet.. not loading).
[09:54] <askvictor1> I'm using RAID1 underneath LVM, now I want to get rid of RAID, and just have two disks. Is this feasible to do without backup/reinstall?
[09:55] <lerster> ActionParsnip1:  so i don't know if its a graphic issue, i don't know what jaunty removed but it removed a lot when i upgraded from 8.10 said something about 30-50 removals of unrelevant softwares...
[09:55] <rakesh_> ikonia cn u help me
[09:55] <lerster> ActionParsnip1:  sadly i did not keep a record aside from quake1 not working anymore after the upgrade from ubuntu 8.10 to jaunty... everything worked fine....
[09:55] <adrian__> i can get this to run can someone hlp me ???
[09:55] <lerster> ActionParsnip1:  but that did upset me that quake 1 no longer ran.
[09:56] <adrian__> ActionParsnip1: i cant get this to run... i have the driver but it still dont wanna conect
[09:56] <parapan> hello again ..pls don't mind me anymore ....I just google-it and found some help which solved my issue; respect everyone!
[09:56] <ikonia> rakesh_: you've not explained what you mean by not working
[09:57] <rakesh_> i hav explained...just check it out above
[09:57] <Asad> anyone from Pakistan here? The latest tzdata updates has DST turned off for Pakistan but the DST will be over by 1st November, not 1st October :S
 ikonia-when i start my pacakge..it shows.....failed to run/usr/sbin/synaptic as user root.........unable to copy the user xauthorization file
[09:58] <cybersplice> Asad: That's the tradeoff for having better food than most places in the world.
[09:58] <rakesh_> hey ikonia..see
[09:58] <lerster> adrian you can try loading a terminal and type: sudo get-apt install RTL-8139
[09:58] <rakesh_> above
[09:58] <lerster> it will ask u to login as root just type ur root pass
[09:58] <lerster> an it should install it
[09:58] <lerster> may work may not
[09:58] <lerster> i'm not good with linux.
[09:58] <cybersplice> Asad: You may want to forget the DST, and find a university with a Timeserver within pakistan.
[09:58] <FloodBot1> lerster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:58] <adrian__> Lerster: isnt that for the ethernet???
[09:59] <ikonia> rakesh_: how are you starting it ?
[09:59] <lerster> well u asked for help for it
[09:59] <lerster> i thought u wanted the drivers for ur wireless card
[09:59] <lerster> if not ... then i have no clue.
[09:59] <Asad> lol cybersplice ... ahh yea.. that sounds like a solution. What's the configuration file for ntpdate?
[09:59] <adrian__> i am sry but i need the wireless card 1
[09:59] <rakesh_> it doesnt start also ...ikonia
[09:59] <cybersplice> Asad: I have no idea! I've never bothered changing it!
[09:59] <adrian__> oh yes lerster that is the 1 i need
[09:59] <ikonia> rakesh_: HOW did you start it
[10:00] <lerster> try that
[10:00] <cybersplice> Asad: You may want to search Launchpad to see if there's a bug registered.
[10:00] <lerster> it may grab the drivers u need.
[10:00] <Asad> oh right ...
[10:00] <adrian__> thanks i will try
[10:00] <lerster> or may just simply give an error
[10:00] <cybersplice> Asad: If there isn't, may i suggest you submit one? To help the community.
[10:00] <alpha> Asad: if you are lazy you can configure NTP directly from Ubuntu preferences
[10:00] <rakesh_> what ikonia........my pc
[10:00] <ikonia> rakesh_: no synpatic
[10:00] <varmont> thx alll
[10:00] <alpha> Asad: System -> Administration -> Time and Date
[10:01] <lerster> okay i going to bed
[10:01] <lerster> i hope someone from ubuntu crew
[10:01] <Asad> lol sounds good alpha
[10:01] <lerster> figures out why quake1 fails when upgraded to juanty
[10:01] <alpha> lerster: did you file a bug report?
[10:01] <lerster> b/c i live for that game =/ sadly.
[10:01] <lerster> wouldn't know how to alpha
[10:01] <lerster> i gave links to issues
[10:01] <alpha> lerster: if not then chances are low
[10:01] <rakesh_> its not starting it....when i click to this option its give the error which i send u
[10:01] <rakesh_> ikonia
[10:01] <lerster> meh its low priority
[10:01] <lerster> i'm sure they concerned bout other crap instead
[10:01] <lerster> so w/e
[10:02] <behappy> how many time take /tmp to be empty ?
[10:02] <ikonia> rakesh_: do you know how to open a terminal window ?
[10:02] <alpha> lerster: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/ReportProblem
[10:02] <adrian__> lerster: it say command not found
[10:02] <rakesh_> yaaaa
[10:02] <rakesh_> yaa....ikonia
[10:02] <alpha> lerster: always better to leave a trace, even if this is low prio
[10:03] <lerster> sudo apt-get install RTL-8139
[10:03] <lerster> did i typo?
[10:03] <ikonia> rakesh_: open a terminal and do "sudo apt-get update" what happens ?
[10:03] <lerster> alpha: i will try the report
[10:03] <lerster> i'll bookmark it first an try the geniune build
[10:03] <lerster> then the build a friend sent me that worked on ubuntu 8.10
[10:03] <lerster> i'll see if both or either work
[10:03] <lerster> prior to posting the reportr
[10:03] <lerster> b/c i know after i upgraded to jaunty from 8.10 it stopped working.
[10:04] <adrian__> lerster: E: Couldn't find package RTL-8139
[10:05] <lerster> uh try one of the other three u posted
[10:05] <lerster> if not i'm clueless ask alpha
[10:05] <lerster> he's a ubuntu guy
[10:05] <lerster> i thinks...
[10:05] <alpha> :)
[10:05] <adrian__> lol ok thanks lerster
[10:05] <rakesh_> hey ikonia..its reading...now it shows.....reading pacakage lists....done
[10:05] <adrian__> alpha can u hlp me plz
[10:06] <ikonia> rakesh_: did it ask you for a password when you did it
[10:06] <rakesh_> ya
[10:06] <rakesh_> ikonia
[10:07] <ikonia> rakesh_: when you launch synaptic from system->administration->synaptic menu, does it ask for a password ?
[10:07] <rakesh_> yes ikonia\
[10:07] <ikonia> rakesh_: ok - try this. "gksudo /usr/bin/synaptic" what happens ?
[10:08] <adrian__> alpha are u free at the moment?
[10:08] <alpha> adrian__: you can see the interface so I guess you have the drivers. do you use Network Manager (wireless icon in a tray)?
[10:08] <adrian__> yes
[10:08] <Koenigsegg_> Anyone knows where the xchat config file(s?) are?
[10:08] <alpha> adrian__: do you see any networks on a list?
[10:08] <adrian__> no
[10:08] <Whiper> ActionParsnip1: hello now what
[10:08] <erUSUL> Koenigsegg_: ~/.xchat2/ ??
[10:08] <Whiper> ActionParsnip1:
[10:09] <alpha> Koenigsegg_: I guess in gconf
[10:09] <Koenigsegg_> *checking*
[10:09] <alpha> adrian__: do you see the tray icon? what happens when you click on it?
[10:09] <ikonia> matt2154: this is looking very interesting
[10:10] <matt2154> ikonia: tell me more.  I'm a total strace newb
[10:10] <adrian__> alpha: is come ot and in the wireless section there is nothing
[10:10] <Koenigsegg_> thanks guys
[10:10] <rakesh_> hey ikonia..it syays no such file is found
[10:10] <ikonia> matt2154: well, looking at that strace, it actually see's your nfs mounted home directory, but then it goes away
[10:11] <ikonia> rakesh_: sorry - "gksudo /usr/sbin/synaptic"
[10:11] <matt2154> ikonia: can you paste me a string to look at, so I'm at the same location?
[10:11] <ikonia> matt2154: start looking at about line 628 down
[10:12] <sddr> is there a way i can tunnel 5555 traffic through port 21 to second machine and then back to the intended server @ port 5555?
[10:12] <alpha> adrian__: does it work fine on other operating system? there are hardware switches to turn the radio off, did you check this just in case?
[10:13] <adrian__> alpha: i dont have any other OS, and the wireless card is on.
[10:13] <rakesh_> ikonia....now i automatically entered the synaptic manger
[10:13] <JohnFlux> How do I install better drivers for my  AI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series
[10:14] <JohnFlux> *ATI
[10:14] <ikonia> rakesh_: Hmmmmm so there is nothing wrong with your access system
[10:14] <JohnFlux> I found a guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1231030   which requires building the driver manually etc
[10:14] <JohnFlux> but is there really no better way than building the driver from git, then modifying xorg.conf etc?
[10:14] <alpha> adrian_: so now try "sudo iwlist scan"
[10:15] <rakesh_> ikonia...so will it work now
[10:15] <adrian__> alpha: this is wat came out lo        Interface doesn't support scanning.
[10:15] <adrian__> eth0      Interface doesn't support scanning.
[10:15] <adrian__> wmaster0  Interface doesn't support scanning.
[10:15] <adrian__> wlan0     Interface doesn't support scanning : Network is down
[10:15] <adrian__> mon0      Interface doesn't support scanning : Operation not supported
[10:15] <FloodBot1> adrian__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:16] <ikonia> rakesh_: I don't think so, something is wrong with how the menu is launching it. one moment please
[10:17] <resonator> hello. i'm using acer aspire one netbook running ubuntu 9.10 beta (downloaded on friday). i am able to enable / disable wireless through nm-applet. my question is, how can i ensure that wireless is actually disabled for security and power conservation purposes?
[10:17] <rakesh_> ok ikonia
[10:17] <ikonia> rakesh_: remove ~/.Xauthority - reboot then try it, it should work
[10:17] <matt2154> ikonia: is it the "access("/etc/ld.so.nohwcap", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)" that is making you raise an eyebrow?  That's not on NFS...
[10:17] <matt2154> ikonia: line 779 among others...
[10:18] <ikonia> matt2154: no no, don't worry about any of that
[10:18] <alpha> adrian: ok, now try "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" and then scan again
[10:18] <ikonia> matt2154: yes, don't worry about that at all,
[10:18]  * n3mo Добър ден.
[10:18] <JanHolbo> Hi all!
[10:19] <rakesh_> hey ikonia.....how 2 remove
[10:19] <XxsiriusprxX> alpha: ok nothing came out
[10:19] <matt2154> ikonia: ok... what are you seeing?
[10:19] <ikonia> rakesh_: "rm ~/.Xauthority
[10:19] <brijith> hi
[10:20] <ikonia> matt2154: look at about line 582 - you can see it is trying to access your home dir - it can work out permissions etc etc, which suggests it's mounted
[10:20] <Whiper> how to complile from the src file
[10:20] <alpha> have to go now, sorry
[10:20] <XxsiriusprxX> ok
[10:20] <matt2154> ikonia: strace question - all the lines that end in "= [0-9]".  Is the trailing number the return value of that function call?
[10:20] <mala2> Hi, how do i find out whether a machine is an 32bit or 64bit hardy machine?
[10:21] <ikonia> matt2154: exactly
[10:21] <matt2154> ikonia: yeah, I see 582, and it looks good
[10:21] <XxsiriusprxX> can someone hlp me i hava a wireless card problem on ubuntu 9.04 i have a hp pavilion zv6000
[10:21] <rakesh_> after that ikonia
[10:21] <ikonia> matt2154: but if you scroll down - you'll see an exit and then a clone process start - which suggests it's had the disk pulled from under it
[10:21] <ikonia> rakesh_: reboot and you should be fine
[10:21] <JanHolbo> I need some help with ecryptfs. I lost my root partition and thus the keys and passphrase. I can use the method mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory (Design section) to get to my files but the file names are still encrypted (btw I answer yes to plaintext passthrough against the no in the solution - I have tried with no, did not help)
[10:22] <ikonia> matt2154: when I say disk - I mean Nfs mount
[10:22] <matt2154> ikonia: yeah, i took that as your meaning...
[10:22] <OdonFeer> Hey guys, stupid question... I'm just now tempted to install ubuntu linux, and noticed that a new version is on its way. If I install 9.04 will I be able to upgrade easily when the next revision is out?
[10:22] <rakesh_> hey ikonia...when i typed the above command given by u ....then nothng happens
[10:22] <XxsiriusprxX> can someone hlp me i hava a wireless card problem on ubuntu 9.04 i have a hp pavilion zv6000  i already isntall the driver and every is runnig but the card doesnt detect any wireless conection
[10:23] <ikonia> matt2154: you'll then notice it trys the same process again, eg: I can't finish what I started, so I'll start again
[10:23] <ikonia> rakesh_: you won't see anything - restart your machine and you should be good to go
[10:23] <JanHolbo> OdonFeer: that should be reasonaby simple
[10:23] <XxsiriusprxX> ikonia can u hlp me plz???
[10:23] <DJones> OdonFeer: yes, you can upgrade easily
[10:24] <JanHolbo> OdonFeer, is has been in the past -
[10:24] <yakoza> hi,there
[10:24] <BleSS> when I save some youtube's video, its sound is wrong played in my desktop player but it's well seen from internet, how solve it?
[10:24] <ikonia> XxsiriusprxX: with what ?
[10:24] <yakoza> how can i write .dat file in jaunty ?
[10:24] <JanHolbo> BleSS, are you using youtubedl?
[10:24] <XxsiriusprxX> ikonia: i have problem with my wireless card
[10:25] <BleSS> JanHolbo: no, I'm copying it directly from /tmp
[10:25] <JanHolbo> BleSS, install youtubedl either via apt-get or one of the GUI tools
[10:26] <JanHolbo> BleSS, it is a shell program but very easy
[10:26]  * G69 Bom Dia.
[10:26] <n3mo> BleSS, private :)
[10:26] <JanHolbo> Anybody: I need some help with ecryptfs. I lost my root partition and thus the keys and passphrase. I can use the method mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory (Design section) to get to my files but the file names are still encrypted (btw I answer yes to plaintext passthrough against the no in the solution - I have tried with no, did not help)
[10:26] <BleSS> JanHolbo: then I'm supposed that I could try too with some firefox plugin
[10:26] <matt2154> ikonia: ok, i wonder if i've got a problem with this 3com switch.  My working scenario, was mounting NFS from a Ubuntu box (localhost), so it completely avoided the network.  I'll try mounting from a remote Ubuntu box and get back to you...
[10:26] <XxsiriusprxX> ikonia: i have install the driver but it still dont wanna conect to any network
[10:27] <JanHolbo> BleSS, probably, I just know that youtubedl works :-)
[10:27] <rakesh_> hey ikonia...its working yar....thanks yar....u r gr8 bro
[10:27] <solistic> hello, what packages contain other spell checking languages for KMail? Any ideas?
[10:27] <JanHolbo> BleSS, btw consider installing the codecs from the medibuntu repositories
[10:27] <BleSS> ok, thanks
[10:28] <yakoza> i wanna write a video file that its extension is .dat
[10:29] <yakoza> how can i write it ?
[10:29] <DeathFox> can u have a mpg background
[10:29] <DeathFox> in ubuntu
[10:29] <ikonia> matt2154: that would be an interesting test, good call
[10:29] <ic_fly> hi i can only boot my ubuntu 9.04 by booting recovery mode and then telling it to resume normal boot. if i do normal boot straight away it only shows a black screen. Any ideas what could be causing this? cheers
[10:29] <ikonia> matt2154: as a point of interest cheap "home" switches sometimes cause a problem with NFS's state information (not suggesting yours is cheap)
[10:29] <rakesh_> hey ikonia cn u tell me ....how 2 play the games on linux installed in window....i m using wine but grtting problm...sumtimes my sys automatically shut down or does not work well
[10:30] <ikonia> rakesh_: it automatcially shuts down, or powers off ?
[10:30] <XxsiriusprxX> ikonia: i have install the driver but it still dont wanna conect to any network any ideas?
[10:30] <matt2154> ikonia: Nope, mine is a 3Com Superswitch II.  Definetely not cheap, but getting up in age...
[10:30] <monostone> i recently purchased a WD passport 500GB usb HD, by default I see it comes with vfat filesystem, i would like to know if i should reformat it to fat32 or ntfs-3g for improved performance while still maintaining windows compatibility? i haven't read to many positive things about vfat. Thanks for any tips :)
[10:30] <JanHolbo> Anybody: I need some help with ecryptfs. I lost my root partition and thus the keys and passphrase. I can use the method mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory (Design section) to get to my files but the file names are still encrypted (btw I answer yes to plaintext passthrough against the no in the solution - I have tried with no, did not help)
[10:31] <matt2154> ikonia: or is it a superswitch 3.   Any ideas what could be causing this? cheers anyways
[10:32] <XxsiriusprxX> can some 1 hlp me i hava a problem with my wireless card i already install the driver but it still doesnt wanna conect to any network some plz hlp me????
[10:33] <rakesh_> actually..it automatically reaches the stage where i hav 2 hav type password and user name
[10:33] <Tiger_Rawrr> how do i check my internal ip address for example 192.x.x.x is suposedly my addres now i tried ipconfig in terminal and it wont tell me
[10:33] <matt2154> ikonia: thanks for your continued help :)
[10:33] <rakesh_> \ikonia
[10:33] <llutz> Tiger_Rawrr: ifconfig
[10:33] <ic_fly> XxsiriusprxX: what kind of encryption is the network?
[10:33] <JanHolbo> XxsiriusprxX, are you using gnome or kde?
[10:33] <Tiger_Rawrr> where
[10:34] <rakesh_> hey ikonia actually..it automatically reaches the stage where i hav 2 hav type password and user name
[10:34] <wzssyqa> how can i find an emacs lisp function from a Description?
[10:34] <AppleCider> hi
[10:35] <llutz> ic_fly: try "sudo touch /forcefsck && reboot"
[10:35] <AppleCider> !lisp
[10:35] <AppleCider> !emacs
[10:35] <n3mo> !html
[10:36] <n3mo> !bluefish
[10:36] <monostone> i recently purchased a WD passport 500GB usb HD, by default I see it comes with vfat filesystem, i would like to know if i should reformat it to fat32 or ntfs-3g, thanks
[10:36] <AppleCider> ntfs-3g
[10:36] <ic_fly> llutz: cheers i ll give it a try
[10:36] <ic_fly> brb
[10:36] <AppleCider> vfat is fat32... for UNIX/LINUX
[10:36] <AppleCider> (& BSD)
[10:37] <DeathFox> can you have a mpg as a background
[10:37] <DeathFox> like in ultimate
[10:37] <AppleCider> VLC should do it
[10:37] <AppleCider> At least on windows it can
[10:38] <DeathFox> i mean a background
[10:38] <DeathFox> like wallpaper
[10:38] <AppleCider> yeah
[10:38] <AppleCider> VLC can do it on Windows
[10:38] <AppleCider> So probably on Linux as well
[10:40] <DeathFox> how
[10:40] <DeathFox> what do u do
[10:40] <iamelite> are there any other distros of linux, that have an equally simple package database, like ubuntu/debian with apt?
[10:41] <DeathFox> suse
[10:42] <ic_fly> thanks a lot it worked
[10:42] <JanHolbo> is in trouble .....   I need my files back and they are locked into an ecryptfs jail .....
[10:42] <ic_fly> what excatly does touch do?
[10:43] <ic_fly> !touch
[10:43] <JanHolbo> ic_fly, man touch : Update  the  access  and modification times of each FILE to the current time.
[10:43] <ic_fly> thanks
[10:43] <JanHolbo> ic_fly, it doesn't change file contents just metadata
[10:43] <ic_fly> yup
[10:44] <ic_fly> how is that important or relevant though?
[10:44] <JanHolbo> depends on what you did
[10:44] <LexR> guys, is there a gui program for merging a couple of pdf files into one large file?
[10:44] <haxparr0w> evening everyone
[10:44] <JanHolbo> ic_fly, depends on what you did
[10:44] <ic_fly> alright
[10:45] <miron721> Hey, guys, quick question. Is there any kind of command I can use to find the coordinates of the mouse cursor?
[10:45] <haxparr0w> looking for nvidia guru
[10:46] <JanHolbo> ic_fly, when you want to say force a compiler to recompile a file you can touch that file. As the file seems new, the compiler thinks it has been changed
[10:46] <vercinaigh> Anyone got somet ime to spare for figuring out a niceness permissions issue?
[10:46] <miron721> Hello? Some file I can read, or something like that? Anything other than guessing?
[10:47] <AppleCider> X11
[10:47] <AppleCider> Documentation will tell you
[10:47] <miron721> AppleCider, was that directed to me? If so, awesome
[10:48] <AppleCider> yeah
[10:48] <AppleCider> ;)
[10:48] <miron721> AppleCider, Ok, awesome, thanks
[10:48]  * AppleCider reboots comp
[10:49] <JanHolbo> encrypted filenames need rescueing .....
[10:49] <jerknextdoor> i'm looking for a way to have ubuntu append a text file upon recieving an email with the subject of that email.  is this crazy or is there something out there?
[10:51] <iamelite> Has anyone used Ubuntu 9.10 beta? Is there anything really awesome worth trying out?
[10:51] <JanHolbo> jerknextdoor, without knowing exactly how if you can get a program to spit out that subject you ought to be able to cat that to the file in question
[10:51] <haxparr0w> anyone here successfully set up nvidia geforce 5200? in ubuntu 9.04 server w/desktop installed?  System>Admin..>H. Drivers does not successfully work...
[10:52] <haxparr0w> ...using nvdia ones off site fail to go as well
[10:53] <beasty> haxparr0w: you have 2 releases for nvidia drivers
[10:53] <jerknextdoor> JanHolbo: yeah.  i was just hoping someone could tell me if procmail or something is capable of that.
[10:54] <haxparr0w> beasty, yeah both behave same way
[10:54] <d0wn> How would I go about making a .deb out of a compiled copy of a program?
[10:56] <duffydack> d0wn, use checkinstall
[10:56] <alexp__> Hi there, I'm having trouble with CUPS on Ubuntu 6.06 LTS. I get a 403 forbidden error when I try to access my print server on http://print:631/ - there's some debug log at http://pastebin.com/m5d2656dc - any idea what I'm doing wrong?
[10:57] <vercinaigh> if anyone has time to correct a niceness issue please pm me.
[10:57] <JanHolbo> jerknextdoor, I am not well wandered in either procmail or dovecot etc
[10:58] <jerknextdoor> JanHolbo: it's all good.  i'm sure someone else has had to of wanted to do what i am doing...i just dont know what to look for.
[10:58] <mo0nykit> Hello! I have a question. In my /boot/grub/menu.lst, my kernel command line has the vga=792 option. But the loader somehow ignores it. What causes the loader to ignore the vga option?
[10:58] <greg__> hi welcom :)
[10:59] <haxparr0w> beastie: checked google, tried to work with nvidia-glx drivers as well, all done on a fresh install.  keep running into 'no precompiled kernel interface was found to match your kernel'
[11:00] <JanHolbo> jerknextdoor, is it on a server or a client machine?
[11:00] <iamelite> 64bit vs 32 bit, does it really matter?
[11:00] <[fade]> not really
[11:00] <JanHolbo> iamelite, depends really on how much memory you have
[11:00] <[fade]> its overrated
[11:01] <JanHolbo> iamelite, if you have less than 4 GB RAM then stick with 32 bit
[11:01] <unplug> hi! i am running UNR on my netbook and would like to know whether there is an application that will trigger a loud alarm whenever the power cable is removed?
[11:01] <greg__> buuuuuuuuuuu  buuuuuuuuuu
[11:01] <Morwind> Hey guys. I'm following a no CD installation guide for ubuntu
[11:02] <Morwind> And this was referenced: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/installer-i386/current/images/hd-media/
[11:02] <Morwind> It 404's..
[11:02] <JanHolbo> unplug, uhmmm I think that can be done in the power preferences .....
[11:02] <Morwind> I poked around the directories there and found this: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/installer-i386/current/images/hd-media/
[11:02] <Morwind> Is that the correct one to use?
[11:03] <jerknextdoor> JanHolbo: server.  basically i have a todo.txt on my comp that i have speen the last two weeks configuring properly and i want to be able to email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a "todo action subjectline" and have that action automatically added to the list.
[11:03] <JanHolbo> unplug, but not sure
[11:03] <[fade]> unplug in power preferences just edit the wargning and add your alarm sound
[11:03] <[fade]> yes, it can be done there, notification already exists
[11:03] <DJones> Morwind: The page will have disappeared because because gutsy reached its end of life in april 2009 and isn't supported anymore
[11:03] <Morwind> I see.
[11:03] <Tiger_Rawrr> ok one more problem i am trying to find my wireless connection on my list of wireless but its not there would there be any special reason for that
[11:03] <Morwind> So go with what is under Jaunty?
[11:03] <JanHolbo> jerknextdoor, which mta are you using? procmail?
[11:03] <nayfe> Hi! I have problem with IrfanView under Wine. Installed required windows library, but still have "fixme:actctx:parse_depend_manifests Could not find dependent assembly L"Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls" (<IP_ADDRESS>)" Googled, but no effect. Sorry id asking about wine is not allowed here.
[11:04] <[fade]> Tiger_Rawrr  go into wireless manager and scan it manually
[11:04] <JanHolbo> jerknextdoor, is gmail forwarding to your account?
[11:04] <[fade]> or jsut ented your ssid and it will connect to it
[11:04] <DJones> Morwind: If you're installing Jaunty, it looks like you've found the equivalent with that 2nd link
[11:04] <Morwind> Alright, thanks.
[11:04] <doktoreas> anyone can suggest a tool to create a database and export it to SQL?
[11:04] <DJones> Morwind: What guide are you following to install from?
[11:04] <jerknextdoor> JanHolbo: i'm not using anything yet.  i was just looking for advie before i started just randomly experimenting.  i am install procmail right now.
[11:04] <Morwind> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows
[11:04] <jiohdi> nayfe, if you get the zip'd version that does not require any install after unzipping, it works under wine just fine
[11:04] <alexp__> Any CUPS experts in the house? I'm having trouble accessing a CUPS server on port 631 across the network with my browser.
[11:05] <Morwind> CTRL+F: The CD image approach
[11:05] <Morwind> approach
[11:05] <TheSage> iamelite - In primary advantage of 64 Bit OS's for the common user is that you can break the 4 Gig memory limit that 32 Bit systems have.
[11:05] <JanHolbo> jerknextdoor, ok - maybe one of the gmail apps out there would be a choice - prefebly a shell one
[11:05] <Morwind> Having to install that way because I lack a CD to burn to
[11:05] <Tiger_Rawrr> how do i find the wireless manager
[11:05] <jerknextdoor> JanHolbo: i'll take a look.
[11:05] <iamelite> TheSage, So you are to tell me that me, with 2 gigs ram, would experiance no gain running 64 bit?
[11:06] <nayfe> i tried, it worked two times, now crashes immediatly.
[11:06] <DJones> Morwind: If you've not seen it, this page could be useful as well https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Installation without a CD
[11:06] <jiohdi> nayfe ... I could not get the installer.exe for ifranview to run at all, but when I got the zipped version that did not require install, it worked fine
[11:06] <JanHolbo> iamelite, none whatsoever - it might even be a hit as 64 bit software takes up more space than 32 bit same
[11:07] <TheSage> iamelite - For Ubuntu, I recommend that unless you have a specific reason to run 64 bit, don't. Run the 32 bit versian.
[11:07] <unplug> in Power Management preferences???
[11:08] <Morwind> I will  check that page out, thanks DJones
[11:08] <iamelite> Would goign 32 bit improve my wine compatability with games?
[11:08] <TheSage> iamelite - Going 32 bit would improve compatibility overall.
[11:08] <rsk> iamelite: yes
[11:09] <iamelite> im sold
[11:09] <rsk> iamelite: 64bit wine only runs 64bit apps
[11:09] <unplug> [fade], in Power Management preferences???
[11:09] <iamelite> im about to wipe my main drive and try 9.10 with ext 4, good idea or bad idea?
[11:09] <JanHolbo> TheSage, iamelite I think that goes for just about any OS - 64 bit versions eat up more space than 32 bit and thus has really only any good use in environments where you have plenty of memory (8+ GB - I know the physical limit is 4GB but depending on software and use I think you need min 7-8 GBs of RAM to make a difference)
[11:09] <nayfe> Second question: system often crashes with fullscreen aps, if I could minimalise it I'd kill it, but I can't, and must reboot. How can I prevent it?
[11:09] <rsk> iamelite: impossible to tell
[11:09] <avishek> rsk: does running wine pose a security risk re. windows viruses?
[11:10] <JanHolbo> iamelite, bad - stik with 9.04 for the time being
[11:10] <JanHolbo> iamelite, 9.10 is still in beta
[11:10] <rsk> avishek: nope =)
[11:10] <avishek> rsk: thank you
[11:10] <iamelite> Yeah but i like to report bugs and feel important, mr JanHolbo
[11:10] <unplug> hi! i am running UNR on my netbook and would like to know whether there is an application that will trigger a loud alarm whenever the power cable is removed? in power management preferences there is NO option for that!
[11:11] <JanHolbo> iamelite, and if you are running windows you can do a resize of your windows partition and have both
[11:11] <TheSage> JanHolbo - MS cleaned up the 64 Bit code for Windows 7 pretty well so a lot of the glitches are gone. Some Apps also have a marked improvement if you use the 64 bit version.
[11:11] <jiohdi> nayfe: how much memory does your machine have?
[11:11] <JanHolbo> iamelite, yeah but you risk loosing your data as it is still beta software
[11:11] <nayfe> jihodi, only 768MB
[11:11] <TheSage> JanHolbo - Especially Photoshop.
[11:12] <jiohdi> nayfe: are you using gnome, kde or what?
[11:12] <nayfe> jihodi, gnome with compiz
[11:12] <iamelite> JanHolbo, 1: i have a few backup drives, 2: I love to experiment. 3: I hate microsoft with a passion (No troll here) and 4... well i revert to the first as i dont be losing data
[11:12] <jiohdi> nayfe, might I suggest Xfce4 which runs leaner and allows more for other programs
[11:13] <avishek> rsk: would it possible to have an architecture with an Ubuntu terminal server running Wine serving diskless client nodes?
[11:13] <TheSage> JanHolbo - Of course, MS being MS, being able to break that 4 Gig limit goes a long way to help you run program on top of Vista/7
[11:14] <nayfe> jhodi, no, thanks, i am attached to my bouncy windows, even if i must reboot sometimes :D
[11:14] <JanHolbo> TheSage, don't know too much about Win 7 but if you are using 64 bit assembler code with 64 bit data it takes up more space than 32 bit code with 32 bit data - no matter the OS - so with the same amount of memory you will hit the virtual memory sooner with 64 bit than 32 bit
[11:14] <jiohdi> nayfe, you can run compiz under xfce
[11:14] <TheSage> JanHolbo - True.
[11:15] <rsk> avishek: ofcourse
[11:15] <mo0nykit> How do I use locate only in the current directory (and recursively) ?
[11:15] <meeee> how can I get links of files that are going to be downloaded by apt-get upgrade?
[11:15] <nayfe> jihodi, thx, i'll check it
[11:16] <JanHolbo> Anybody: I need some help with ecryptfs. I lost my root partition and thus the keys and passphrase. I can use the method mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory (Design section) to get to my files but the file names are still encrypted (btw I answer yes to plaintext passthrough against the no in the solution - I have tried with no, did not help)
[11:16] <TheSage> JanHolbo - But Windows is always using VM anyways, even when you have enough Ram.
[11:16] <jiohdi> nafye I run xfce on my laptop, its rock solid, no crashes
[11:16] <JanHolbo> TheSage, I know - maybe they have a stake in storage stocks :-)
[11:16] <_Techie_> am i able to map the volume buttons on my powerbook to the pc speaker instead of master?
[11:17] <avishek> rsk: this is probably a silly question, but is it possible to convert an ordinary PC into a diskless node?
[11:17] <alexp__> avishek: If the ordinary PC's network card supports netbooting, yes
[11:18] <TheSage> JanHolbo - hehe.
[11:18] <avishek> alexp__, rsk: thank you! I'm trying to create an Ubuntu based LTSP architecture at office, but am not having much luck
[11:18] <avishek> too inexperienced! :)
[11:18] <user59> do terminal apps have their own color settings generally or do you usually set a terminal theme that apps obey?
[11:18] <daveycakes> where is ktorrent saved to? i need to make it the default .torrent program
[11:18] <user59> e.g. background
[11:19] <alexp__> avishek: I've set up Debian-based LTSP clusters before - the LTSP guys develop it on Debian, so it's a sensible thing to use.
[11:20] <avishek> alexp__: could you please advise me a starting point to learn about LTSP deployment for a complete newbie like me?
[11:21] <alexp__> avishek: I just went to ltsp.org and talked to the people on their IRC channel.
[11:21] <alexp__> avishek: I installed a Debian 5.0 server, installed the ltsp-server-full (I think) package.
[11:21] <monostone> how can i convert an external usb HD to ntfs-3g from vfat? mkfs -t ntfs-3g?
[11:22] <avishek> alexp__: thank you so much! i'll take your advice. God bless!
[11:22] <meeee> how can I get links of files that are going to be downloaded by apt-get upgrade?
[11:22] <Aijse> ! 9.10
[11:23] <jiohdi> meeee: you will usually find them in /usr/bin/
[11:23] <meeee> jiohdi: what?!
[11:24] <jiohdi> meeee: you can set up a launcher and go to usr/bin to get the link
[11:24] <meeee> jiohdi: I meant link of files in the repos.
[11:25] <alexp__> Any CUPS experts in the house? I'm having trouble accessing a CUPS server on port 631 across the network with my browser.
[11:26] <saurav_> hello
[11:27] <fad> is tyhere any video editing software for ubuntu?
[11:27] <saurav_> yes try pitivi
[11:27] <jiohdi> fad loads... you can go to synaptic package manager and put video into the search
[11:28] <saurav_> cinelerra is also another alternative
[11:30] <monostone> how do i format a usb HD  as ntfs-3g filesystem?
[11:31] <saurav_> install Gparted  monostone
[11:31] <ActionParsnip1> monostone: you'll need ntfsprogs
[11:31] <jiohdi> monostone: you might have better luck on #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:32] <monostone> ok thanks
[11:32] <ActionParsnip1> !info ntfsprogs
[11:33] <pradeep> hello everyone
[11:33] <JanHolbo> Anybody: I need some help with ecryptfs. I lost my root partition and thus the keys and passphrase. I can use the method mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory (Design section) to get to my files but the file names are still encrypted (btw I answer yes to plaintext passthrough against the no in the solution - I have tried with no, did not help)
[11:33] <saurav_> hello pradeep
[11:33] <JanHolbo> I need some help with ecryptfs. I lost my root partition and thus the keys and passphrase. I can use the method mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory (Design section) to get to my files but the file names are still encrypted (btw I answer yes to plaintext passthrough against the no in the solution - I have tried with no, did not help)
[11:36] <JanHolbo> sorry I need help to get back my filenames from ecryptfs - I seem to have accomplished to mount the ecrypted dir and can read the contents of (atleast a few of) the files - but the filenames are still encrypted.   I'm currently using xubuntu (installed with apt-get, not from scratch) and compiz.  if I go through the normal upgrade process for karmic, will that mess up my current environment?
[11:50] <banisterfiend> joaopinto: so what do you suggest i do? this is driving me crazy, i cant find it anywhere, not even on the web
[11:50] <jiohdi> revf: there is always that potential
[11:51] <revf> but I mean
[11:51] <joaopinto> banisterfiend, no idea, eventually it was abandoned for some tecnhical reason
[11:51] <joaopinto> banisterfiend, you could apt-get source binutils, and check the source
[11:51] <jiohdi> revf: you can cp -R panel panel.bk to keep all your current panel settings and launchers
[11:51] <revf> how superficial is the ubuntu/xubuntu difference when it comes to upgrading the distribution?
[11:51] <revf> oh ok that helps
[11:52] <banisterfiend> joaopinto: ok thanks
[11:52] <revf> can I generally assume that settings in my home folder won't get fucked with, or do I need to back stuff up?
[11:52] <revf> beyond the panel
[11:52] <jiohdi> revf: if you need to reinstall them, you cannot do it from within a running system with Xfce, you will need to log in under kde or something else because the system will ignore attempts to fix it while running for the panel settings
[11:53] <jiohdi> revf: which are found at ~/.config/xfce4/panel
[11:53] <revf> ok, that sounds pretty mild as upgrade issues go
[11:53] <revf> thanks
[11:53] <revf> I have gnome installed still, so that is not an issue at all
[11:55] <Morwind> Welp, I'm having no luck installing ubuntu without a CD. and to be quite honest it sounds kind of risky.. I did manage to find a blank CD though.. Could anyone recommend me a good, free, CD burner for windows? I'll hopefully only need it once :P
[11:55] <William-Gentoo> good evening
[11:55] <avemowvip> il me faudrait ubuntu fr s'il vous plait...
[11:55] <jiohdi> Morwind: did you try from a usb stick?
[11:55] <DJones> !fr | avemowvip
[11:56] <jiohdi> Morwind: there is a program called etubootin which can make a bootable usb stick with ubuntu on it
[11:56] <Morwind> Er, I should say CD burning software. The drive is capable of it but I never bothered with it.
[11:56] <Morwind> I do, but it is only 500mb or so.. Really old.
[11:56] <Morwind> Doubt it'd be enough for it.
[11:57] <jiohdi> Morwind: you could do puppy that small, but Ubuntu requires a bit more I think
[11:58] <citrus212> 	i need help getting the 'mouse over w/thumbnails' KDE package onto gnome does anyone know how to get gnome to show you a 'mouseover image' (small pciture) when you hold the mouse over the .jpg icon
[11:58] <citrus212> help!
[11:59] <DJones> Morwind: Have a look at Infrarecorder on windows for burning cd's, I've used that to write images to cd in the past http://infrarecorder.org/
[12:00] <citrus212> Djones?
[12:00] <citrus212> 	i need help getting the 'mouse over w/thumbnails' KDE package onto gnome does anyone know how to get gnome to show you a 'mouseover image' (small pciture) when you hold the mouse over the .jpg icon
[12:00] <DJones> citrus212: Sorry, I don't know about that
[12:01] <jiohdi> citrus212: you may have more luck in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:02] <Spaceman> is 'Write-error on swap-device' a serious problem, a vbox update failed and said look at dmesg, dmesg is full of that line
[12:03] <JanHolbo> can anybody help me with decrypting encrypted filenames in ecryptfs?
[12:04] <silverfast> jiohdi: It is not offtopic he ask for preview if I understand correctly
[12:04] <jiohdi> silverfast: he can monitor both channels, but people in offtopic are often more helpful on such things
[12:05] <silverfast>  :o
[12:05] <deeyaaz> hello all
[12:06] <deeyaaz> I just installed ubuntu .. where can I find the volume control pls
[12:06] <damufo> hello
[12:07] <jiohdi> deeyaaz: under multi-media
[12:07] <Aijse> Is it possible to video chat with some one using AIM in Ubuntu?
[12:07] <silverfast> deeyaaz: system>preferences>sound and applications>sound&video>volume conrol
[12:07] <DJones> deeyaaz: There should also be an icon in the top right of the screen to adjust volume levels
[12:07] <deeyaaz> what is it under?
[12:08] <ActionParsnip1> Aijse: empathy maybe?
[12:08] <silverfast> deeyaaz: icon of speaker
[12:09] <O__o> is 2.6.24-24-generic the new kernel?
[12:09] <deeyaaz> I see.. I got it on 100% and still no sound ..how come?
[12:09] <silverfast> O__o: I don't think so
[12:10] <ActionParsnip1> !info linux-image
[12:10] <gustavonarea> Hi. How can I disable the Gnome window that pops up when I need to unlock an SSH key? I want to use the plain old console prompt
[12:10] <ActionParsnip1> deeyaaz: is it muted?
[12:10] <Aijse> ActionParsnip1, thanks I ll have a look into empathy
[12:10] <daveycakes> shoot it in the face
[12:10] <O__o> silverfast, i update it in the repos (i am using 8.04) and now opera will get 50% and it is so slow
[12:10] <deeyaaz> no it is not
[12:11] <ActionParsnip1> !info linux-image hardy
[12:11] <NeoCicak> hi all.... i have a problem... i'm doing remote desktop to a windows machine, and it is extremely sluggish compared to when i use remote desktop from a windows machine. (same connection, same machine). Has anyone experienced this before? I tried rdesktop, terminal server client, both has the same performance problem
[12:11] <silverfast> O__o: witch version of opera do you use
[12:12] <O__o> newest
[12:12] <jiohdi> silverfast: I use operaUSB under wine, its very fast and stable
[12:12] <O__o> it just happen this morning after i update the kernel
[12:12] <jiohdi> silverfast: its tight coded for protable drives
[12:12] <silverfast> O__o: enable turbo in opera maybe that help
[12:12] <O__o> my connection has no problem
[12:13] <O__o> firefox works here
[12:13] <O__o> just that opera crashes.  earlier opera went to zombie state
[12:14] <SteveHill> I was fiddling with the Display Preferences config tool, and I have two problems; 1) I can't seem to get rid of it from my panel, and 2) it has boogered up my ability to run videos, with Kaffeine or any of my other video players.  The sound comes out OK, though.  Any ideas about getting rid of either problem??
[12:14] <jiohdi> O__o: I have problems with opera crashing all the time, but operaUSB under wine runs just fine
[12:14] <silverfast> O__o: maybe it is enabled and you have fast internet and that is problem look in bottom left corner in opera
[12:14] <O__o> i have been using the newest opera for more than a week and no problem i never turn off computer or opera
[12:15] <silverfast> jiohdi: I use opera right now with no problem I download it from site
[12:15] <O__o> just that this morning i update the new kernel and now opera keeps having problem
[12:15] <jiohdi> silverfast: I have only 512 meg memory so my opera crashes all the time
[12:15] <O__o> i have turbo off by the way
[12:16] <silverfast> jiohdi: I use to have less that 512 and opera works just like any other browser if not better
[12:17] <jiohdi> silverfast: dont know why mine crashes so often but it does
[12:17] <jiohdi> but so far operaUSB is rock solid
[12:17] <O__o> does it have to do with the kernel?  i cant remember the even is stable or the odd is stable?
[12:17] <silverfast> O__o: itlook like it does but don't know what to advice you
[12:18] <O__o> i can just reboot and select the previous kernel right?
[12:18] <silverfast> O__o:  of course
[12:18] <O__o> is ti the odd number is stable or the even number one?
[12:20] <silverfast> O__o:  your updted kernel will be first when you boot select second one (not recovery mode)
[12:20] <O__o> i know
[12:20] <O__o> silverfast, i can remember if the odd number is stable or even number is stable?
[12:22] <silverfast> O__o: sorry for broken English but I don't understand what are you asking me just try boot your old kernel and see what will happened
[12:23] <shawn_> Is torrenting supposed to slow down the other computer on my Network like by tons?
[12:23] <O__o> u know the linux kernel has stable version and beta version?
[12:23] <perlsyntax> is there  ppa for the ruby 1.9.1?
[12:23] <silkgod> Greetings
[12:23] <O__o> they use even number or odd number to represent them
[12:23] <rsk> O__o: it has release candidates and releases, it has no beta versions
[12:23] <rsk> O__o: that is not correct anymore
[12:23] <O__o> ?
[12:23] <rsk> ?
[12:23] <shawn_> ?
[12:24] <Kakinho> ?
[12:24] <O__o> let me wikipedia it
[12:24] <RegressLess> I installed EmiFreq applet. Does anyone know where it's installed or how to run it?
[12:24] <silkgod> does anyone know the front end to configure the default boot manager in Xubuntu?
[12:24] <NeoCicak> what do people here use for remote desktoping to windows box?
[12:24] <rsk> wikipedia it all you want, it's not true anymore O__o =)
[12:24] <perlsyntax> ?
[12:24] <O__o> what do u mean?
[12:24] <rsk> what i said
[12:25] <khalid_> hello all, have a nice day
[12:25] <silverfast> O__o: I don't think ubuntu updated with beta
[12:25] <khalid_> i'm newbie her
[12:25] <silkgod> hi
[12:26] <perlsyntax> Is there a ppa for the ruby 1.9.1?
[12:26] <RegressLess> I installed EmiFreq applet via Synaptic. Does anyone know where it's installed or how to run it?
[12:26] <silverfast> !remote | NeoCicak
[12:26] <O__o> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning#Odd-numbered_versions_for_development_releases
[12:27] <BlackFate> perlsyntax, https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-ruby/+archive/ppa
[12:27] <silkgod> its really easy to remote to a windows machine
[12:27] <perlsyntax> thanks
[12:27] <silkgod> but first we need to know what OS you are using
[12:27] <shawn_> Is there a way to have Evolution Mail minimize to the taskbar when you click close?
[12:27] <NeoCicak> silverfast: remote??
[12:27] <rsk> O__o: Up until the 2.6.x series, the Linux kernel used <- it dosent _anymore_ it has changed to a merge cycle of 3 months instead.
[12:28] <O__o> oh ok
[12:28] <O__o> i guess i was stuck in 2.4
[12:28] <silkgod> i guess i will just go configure lilo the old fashioned way?!@
[12:28] <perlsyntax> Blackfate,It will not let me add it.
[12:28] <silkgod> since nobody here will answer me
[12:28] <MrEgg964> I want to share my email address books between my 3 computers. Should I look into OpenLDAP or should I walk another path?
[12:28] <silkgod> I'm just a lazy B-
[12:29] <silverfast> NeoCicak: rdesktop canbe what are you looking for
[12:29] <BarackHusseinOba> NeoCicak: rdesktop canbe what are you looking for
[12:29] <silkgod> why don't you just copy over yer D- address book!
[12:29] <NeoCicak> silverfast: rdesktop is far too slow
[12:29] <silkgod> it's 3 computers!
[12:29] <BarackHusseinOba> silverfast: rdesktop is far too slow
[12:29] <perlsyntax> or i doing something wroung.
[12:29] <BarackHusseinOba> why don't you just copy over yer D- address book!
[12:29] <Kingsy101> can someone do a favour.. ---> this is my local computer shop --> www.computerorbit.co.uk <--- can someone take a look under the wireless cards and tell me one that I can buy that will work on ubuntu out of the box.. i.e I can plug it in and thats it.. I am on the net from a fresh ubuntu install ?
[12:29] <BarackHusseinOba> it's 3 computers!
[12:29] <BarackHusseinOba> or i doing something wroung.
[12:29] <FloodBot3> BarackHusseinOba: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:29] <BarackHusseinOba> can someone do a favour.. ---> this is my local computer shop --> www.computerorbit.co.uk <--- can someone take a look under the wireless cards and tell me one that I can buy that will work on ubuntu out of the box.. i.e I can plug it in and thats it.. I am on the net from a fresh ubuntu install ?
[12:29] <O__o> i rdesktop to windows all the time
[12:29] <silkgod> you gotta have the bandwidth for that
[12:29] <silkgod> otherwise yer screwed!
[12:29] <O__o> rdesktop is fast
[12:29] <silkgod> it's all about the bandwidth!
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> it's all about the bandwidth!
[12:30] <Kingsy101> cos I have a belkin atm and I cant get it to work on my ubuntu for the life of me
[12:30] <silkgod> nothing else really matters
[12:30] <silverfast> !ssh | NeoCicak
[12:30] <rsk> O__o: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Development_model
[12:30] <perlsyntax> hello
[12:30] <silkgod> RD is a very simple procedure
[12:30] <tumii> wha is the easiest way to install java on ubuntu 9.04
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Development_model]
[12:30] <tumii> 32-bit
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> hello
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> 32-bit
[12:30] <BlackFate> perlsyntax, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=ruby
[12:30] <O__o> if u have slow connection then ssh in windows
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba>  perlsyntax, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=ruby
[12:30] <diesel1> hi all im having a problem when i open a program up it closes after about 10 seconds any ideas on how to fix this
[12:30] <NeoCicak> silverfast:   ssh is not remote desktop >.<
[12:30] <tumii> wha is the easiest way to install java on ubuntu 9.04 32-bit? can i install it from command row ?
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> silverfast:   ssh is not remote desktop >.<
[12:30] <BlackFate> search engine for ppas
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> search engine for ppas
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> wha is the easiest way to install java on ubuntu 9.04 32-bit? can i install it from command row ?
[12:30] <silkgod> apt-get install (sh- you wanna install)
[12:30] <FloodBot3> BarackHusseinOba: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:30] <tumii> terminal*
[12:30] <silkgod> works pretty good
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> apt-get install (sh- you wanna install)
[12:30] <O__o> NeoCicak, you can access the terminal in windows
[12:30] <BarackHusseinOba> works pretty good
[12:31] <BarackHusseinOba> NeoCicak, you can access the terminal in windows
[12:31] <silverfast> NeoCicak: I know you asked for something else ther rdesktop
[12:31] <nunodonat> hello everyone. i'm installing 9.10 from a daily-live, but the installer stops at the "configuring apt" step. the skip button doesnt help. How can I finish the installation?
[12:31] <BarackHusseinOba> NeoCicak: I know you asked for something else ther rdesktop
[12:31] <BarackHusseinOba> hello everyone. i'm installing 9.10 from a daily-live, but the installer stops at the "configuring apt" step. the skip button doesnt help. How can I finish the installation?
[12:31] <tumii> wha is the easiest way to install java on ubuntu 9.04 32-bit? can i install it from terminal by sudo apt-get install ?
[12:31] <BarackHusseinOba> wha is the easiest way to install java on ubuntu 9.04 32-bit? can i install it from terminal by sudo apt-get install ?
[12:31] <iceroot> nunodonat: #ubuntu+1
[12:31] <BarackHusseinOba> nunodonat: #ubuntu+1
[12:31] <silkgod> I just told you the easiest way!
[12:31] <BarackHusseinOba> I just told you the easiest way!
[12:31] <FloodBot3> BarackHusseinOba: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:31] <elky> BarackHusseinOba, please stop repeating things. Whoever owns this bot needs to remove it *now*
[12:31] <SteveHill> Neo: I use VPN on the winders box and Terminal Server Client on my 'buntu box.
[12:31] <Kingsy101> does anyone have any input on my problem?
[12:31] <silkgod> java smava!
[12:32] <BarackHusseinOba> java smava!
[12:32] <tumii> silkgod, did you, sorry i did not hear
[12:32] <iceroot> tumii: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre (or jdk)
[12:32] <diesel1> hi all im having a problem when i open a program up it closes after about 10 seconds any ideas on how to fix this
[12:32] <BarackHusseinOba> hi all im having a problem when i open a program up it closes after about 10 seconds any ideas on how to fix this
[12:32] <silkgod> what is your prob stevey?
[12:32] <tumii> iceroot thanks
[12:32] <silkgod> do you know bobby hill?
[12:32] <silverfast> BarackHusseinOba: from synaptic  sun-java6-jre
[12:32] <tumii> BarackHussein0ba is a spammer
[12:32] <NeoCicak> silverfast: mmm... well... i've tried rdesktop & terminal server client ... both are sluggish
[12:33] <silkgod> but do you have the bandwidth????
[12:33] <diesel1> hi all im having a problem when i open a program up it closes after about 10 seconds any ideas on how to fix this
[12:33] <silkgod> windows or what?
[12:33] <silkgod> diesel
[12:33] <O__o> NeoCicak,  are you connecting within the same network?
[12:33] <perlsyntax> i don't understand what the ppa for ruby 1.9.1
[12:33] <diesel1> ubuntu
[12:33] <silkgod> 'cause if it's winders you got yerself a bug!!!
[12:34] <silkgod> app crashes after 10 sec what app?
[12:34] <silkgod> what ver of Ubuntu
[12:34] <diesel1> tucan download manager
[12:34] <diesel1> 09.4
[12:34] <silkgod> did you check for an update to that app?
[12:34] <christian86> hey guys, using kubuntu jaunty with following problem: since i updated to kde 4.3.2 today i cant open language settings in my control centre, window is frozen and i just can kill progress, any ideas?
[12:35] <diesel1> ye and there are no new updates
[12:35] <christian86> edit: no error messenger in konsole
[12:35] <silkgod> did you try removing the app completely and then reinstalling it manually ?
[12:36] <silkgod> how did you install the app - with apt-get?
[12:36] <NeoCicak> O__o: no... its remote....at work...........   but then... if i connect from windows, its very fast
[12:36] <Kingsy101> does anyone have any input on my problem?
[12:36] <tumii> silkgod, sudo apt-get install <program>
[12:36] <NeoCicak> O__o: so i'm wondering if there's any tweak i need to do for rdesktop / terminal server client
[12:36] <silkgod> what is yer prob King?
[12:36] <diesel1> ye i downloaded a deb ver of it and reinstalled it i get the same problem
[12:36] <O__o> could one end has faster upload speed
[12:36] <silkgod> screw debian- download the tarball after your remove it and then
[12:37] <perlsyntax> blackfate?
[12:37] <Kingsy101> silkgod - 1sec I will repeat it...
[12:37] <O__o> NeoBlaster, are you connection from home to work?
[12:37] <christian86> edit: got error from bug reporter: http://paste.ubuntu.com/287745/
[12:37] <Kingsy101> can someone do a favour.. ---> this is my local computer shop --> www.computerorbit.co.uk <--- can someone take a look under the wireless cards and tell me one that I can buy that will work on ubuntu out of the box.. i.e I can plug it in and thats it.. I am on the net from a fresh ubuntu install ?
[12:37] <Kingsy101> cos I have a belkin atm and I cant get it to work on my ubuntu for the life of me
[12:37] <silkgod> ./configure
[12:37] <silkgod> ./make
[12:37] <silkgod> ./make install
[12:37] <diesel1> ok i will try now thank you for takin the time to help
[12:37] <silkgod> ./install
[12:37] <silkgod> make clean
[12:37] <silkgod> yer done!
[12:37] <FloodBot3> silkgod: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:38] <silkgod> I just type information fast is that a F- crime?
[12:38] <SteveHill> I was fiddling with the Display Preferences config tool, and I have two problems; 1) I can't seem to get rid of it from my panel, and 2) it has boogered up my ability to run videos, with Kaffeine or any of my other video players. The sound comes out OK, though. Any ideas about getting rid of either problem??
[12:38] <Kingsy101> silkgod - any ideas?
[12:38] <kanus> hello, i have some problem. i created in windows two archives via total commander (filename.001, filename.002 and filename.crc) now i want extract it in linux, but i don´t know how do it... sorry for my english, i am czech)
[12:38] <perlsyntax> blackfate i am useing 9.04
[12:38] <Bilge> How can I obtain the default /etc/apt/sources.list file?
[12:39] <silkgod> it is always better to build the app
[12:39] <silkgod> but it still might not work.
[12:39] <perlsyntax> hello
[12:39] <silkgod> i think that it probably will though
[12:39] <unplug> DID anyone here run Ubuntu Netbook Remix  managed to remove tangerine-icon-theme without breaking their system or a major loss of functionality?
[12:39] <silkgod> bye bye all
[12:39] <fad> how can i search for all media files on ubuntu hard drive?
[12:39] <mo0nykit> how do I search inside text files?
[12:40] <tumii> ctrl+f?
[12:40] <sipior> mo0nykit: have a look at "grep"
[12:40] <ActionParsnip1> mo0nykit: you can search using command line with grep
[12:40] <mo0nykit> tumii, no, i mean from the command line...
[12:40] <mo0nykit> okay thanks :)
[12:40] <tumii> mo0nykit, i dont know if you even can
[12:40] <adalgiso> mo0nykit ack will also do text searches
[12:41] <adalgiso> mo0nykit ack is a little more user-friendly than grep
[12:41] <perlsyntax> i hope someone i can help me.
[12:41] <ActionParsnip1> mo0nykit: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/grep
[12:41] <mo0nykit> adalgiso, okay i'll have a look at ack
[12:41] <ActionParsnip1> mo0nykit: you can also use -R to search from the search startpoint and below
[12:41] <ActionParsnip1> perlsyntax: ask away
[12:41] <adalgiso> mo0nykit http://betterthangrep.com/
[12:42] <fad> how can i search for all media files on ubuntu hard drive?
[12:42] <waagbo> Hi! Is it possible to use the grep command to fetch n lines over or under in addition to the actual target lines?
[12:42] <alexp__> waagbo: Yes
[12:42] <Kingsy101> can someone help me with my problem?
[12:42] <waagbo> alexp__: Do you know how to do that?
[12:42] <perlsyntax> How do i get ruby 1.9.1 on ubuntu 9.04 with the ppa?
[12:42] <llutz> waagbo: grep -A -B -C
[12:42] <llutz> waagbo: take what you like
[12:42] <O__o> grep keyword filename
[12:43] <mo0nykit> thanks! i used grep -i -n '<string>' *
[12:43] <dooglus> hi.  is there some way I can find out how much RAM is in a laptop running ubuntu?
[12:43] <mo0nykit> is it good?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip1> perlsyntax: add the ppa to /etc/apt/sources.list     import the key then install with synaptic/apt-get/aptitude
[12:43] <waagbo> llutz, alexp__: thanx a lot
[12:43] <perlsyntax> i looking for the ppa for the ubuntu 9.04
[12:43] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: free -m
[12:43] <perlsyntax> i try to but it won't take it
[12:43] <Bilge> How can I obtain the default /etc/apt/sources.list file? My host has replaced it with their own mirrors
[12:43] <ActionParsnip1> perlsyntax: http://ppa-search.appspot.com/
[12:43] <fad> how can i search for all media files on ubuntu hard drive?
[12:43] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: that tells me 2986 total.  the laptop was sold as having 4GB.  what could be up?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip1> Bilge: i can give you mine if you want
[12:44] <Bilge> ActionParsnip1: Isn't there a repository somewhere?
[12:44] <ActionParsnip1> Bilge: not sure
[12:44] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: you running a 32bit OS?
[12:44] <adalgiso> Bilge - the sources file isn't stored in a repo
[12:44] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: I'm running ubuntu - I guess it's 32bit
[12:44] <Bilge> adalgiso: where does it come from then?
[12:44] <perlsyntax> that link don't help me.
[12:44] <mo0nykit> adalgiso, i tried sudo apt-get install ack, and I got a Kanji code converter. LOL. I just found out it's installed differently >> betterthangrep.com :D
[12:45] <adalgiso> Bilge: normally you edit it yourself, /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:45] <ActionParsnip1> Bilge: http://pastebin.com/f79f87177
[12:45] <HorizonX1> is there a better utility i can use to connect to wireless networks than NetworkManager? NM doesn't work too well for me on networks without any security
[12:45] <Bilge> ActionParsnip1: thanks
[12:45] <ActionParsnip1> Bilge: i have a few added but just dont copy those, backup yours first
[12:45] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: is yuor CPU 64bit?
[12:45] <adalgiso> Bilge: you can overwrite yours with the one he gave you
[12:45] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: it's an Core Duo T6600
[12:45] <Kingsy101> does anyone in here have ubuntu running a wireless card?
[12:45] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: I don't know how to count its bits
[12:46] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: but 4GB is only 2^32 I think, so 32 bits are enough to address it?
[12:46] <mo0nykit> What scripts cause the messages which come out during boot? Where are they usually located? I searched sample strings in /etc/init.d but couldn't find any
[12:46] <adalgiso> dooglus: not really, itll do about 3 and a half
[12:46] <ActionParsnip1> ddooglooks 64bit, try a 64bit live CD and run the free -m command again, see what it says
[12:46] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: makes sense, ive seen some 32bit systems only see 3.2Gb though
[12:46] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: ok
[12:47] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: could even use a gentoo minimal CD to save data downloaded
[12:47] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: also, it's running an Intel GMA graphics thingy which apparently uses system memory
[12:47] <dooglus> could that account for the difference?
[12:47] <adalgiso> dooglus the way your OS tells you how much ram you have vs. actual ram can be misleading b/c of the 1024 v. 1000 bytes per megabyte convetion
[12:47] <dwarder> what is the best way to restart apache?
[12:47] <dwarder> in ubuntu
[12:47] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: sure but not 2Gb right ;)
[12:47] <ActionParsnip1> dwarder: sudo /etc/init.d/httpd restart
[12:47] <adalgiso> dooglus also the integrated graphics
[12:48] <dooglus> not missing 2GB - only 1GB I think
[12:48] <fad> how can search for all media files on a hard drive, like video, audio and images?
[12:48] <perlsyntax> i give up.
[12:48] <adalgiso> dooglus your graphics card shouldn't be reserving that much memory, so i'd try the 64bit livecd and see if that works better for you
[12:48] <dooglus> is there some way I can upgrade from 32bit ubuntu to 64bit?  or is it a new install?
[12:48] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: new install
[12:48] <DJones> dooglus: Its a fresh install
[12:48] <adalgiso> fad: you could try a grep or ack search for all files with certain file extensions
[12:48] <perlsyntax> i lost
[12:49] <dooglus> ok thanks guys
[12:49] <ActionParsnip1> perlsyntax: if its so critical you could compile the new version
[12:49] <fad> fair enough
[12:49] <dooglus> so "64-bit PC (AMD64) desktop CD" is what I want?  the "AMD" bit put me off that, 'cos this is an Intel CPU
[12:49] <ActionParsnip1> fad: or the output of file {}
[12:49] <perlsyntax> How would i do that?
[12:49] <adalgiso> dooglus its the proper version
[12:50] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: amd just stamped 64bitness kinda first, but it will work
[12:50] <adalgiso> dooglus even for an intel chip
[12:50] <dooglus> I wonder why they call it AMD then
[12:50] <dooglus> k
[12:50] <adalgiso> dooglus http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64
[12:50] <perlsyntax> ActionParsnip1,How would i do that and get the package i need for it to work?
[12:50] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: the intels have some amd stuff in them to help OS writing is what i heard a while back
[12:50] <dooglus> the download page told me to use the 32 bit version "if I was at all unsure"
[12:50] <ActionParsnip1> perlsyntax: download source and compile
[12:51] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: true as it will work on any modern cpu
[12:51] <perlsyntax> i won't have no prob? Would al the package come with it?
[12:51] <dooglus> if I install the 64 bit version, will I lose anything?  I've seen people complaining that flash doesn't work in 64 bit for instance?
[12:52] <ActionParsnip1> perlsyntax: should do yes
[12:52] <perlsyntax> thanks
[12:52] <dwarder> ActionParsnip1: thanks
[12:52] <brijith> how to setup survilance camera in a ubuntu machine
[12:52] <adalgiso> dooglus: as long as you have a 64bit cpu, the amd64 version will work.  Some things don't work properly, but I was able to get flash working, you just have to install the 32bit libraries and binaries for flash
[12:52] <dooglus> brijith: check out package 'motion'
[12:52] <dooglus> !info motion
[12:52] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: works great, theres a flashplugin in the repos as well as an lpha 64bit flash that might help
[12:53] <dooglus> and how's the speed of 32 vs. 64 bit on a 64 bit processor?  and memory usage?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: depends on the task, some gain speed, the apps will use the same amount of ram
[12:53] <adalgiso> dooglus: your clock speed won't change, but you'll be able to utilize more memory space and programs that are written to utilize 64bit procs will be faster
[12:53] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: i think you should look at what 64bit really means
[12:54] <dooglus> ActionParsnip1: I was thinking that since pointers are twice the size the ram usage may go up
[12:54] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: audio / video encoding benefits from 64bit
[12:54] <waagbo> Who is responsible for the jaunty-backports? I'm missing Dosbox 0.73 :(
[12:54] <HorizonX1> is there a better utility i can use to connect to wireless networks than NetworkManager? NM doesn't work too well for me on networks without any security
[12:54] <ActionParsnip1> dooglus: no, thy can just use more ram effectively without having to use PAE
[12:54] <ActionParsnip1> HorizonX1: wifi-radar or wicd
[12:55] <ActionParsnip1> HorizonX1: there relly is no better or best, just use what you like
[12:55] <waagbo> Or is perhaps version upgrades of that kind too much new stuff to be counted as backporting?
[12:56] <HorizonX1> ActionParsnip1: cool, thanks.
[12:56] <grandemahatma> hello, how can I configure ssmtp so that my password is not stored in plain text in etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf?
[12:59] <brijith> I would like to configue a ubuntu machine to use a dome camera as anti theft mechanism ....      please click to see a sample dome camera image http://img.diytrade.com/cdimg/700558/7802570/0/1245390707/cctv_color_ccd_dome_camera_with_osd_menu.jpg
[13:00] <rsk> brijith: do it then?
[13:01] <brijith> rsk: I don't know how to do it ....
[13:01] <brijith> rsk: is there any software ..... that supports this kind of cameras ....
[13:02] <rsk> ask the people who sell it
[13:03] <angela> !list
[13:05] <brijith> rsk: those guys installed it in a windows machine ..... with some software .... now they are not giving support
[13:05] <rsk> ok sounds like your plan have failed then
[13:06] <pradeep> any networking person here
[13:06] <brijith> rsk: So I am trying to find some open software
[13:06] <ActionParsnip1> brijith: could run a virtualbox with windows but if the main purpose of the system is to monitor the cams you may aswell use just windows
[13:06] <grandemahatma> could anybody help me configuring mailx for receiving mails?
[13:07] <rsk> pradeep: this is a network, so im guessing everyone is a networking person
[13:07] <brijith> ActionParsnip1: But i don't have that software for windows ....
[13:08] <brijith> ActionParsnip1: I prefer, Linux ....
[13:08] <pradeep> lol
[13:08] <pradeep> i meant
[13:08] <pradeep> networking computer
[13:08] <pradeep> u get me
[13:08] <sipior> pradeep: easiest if you just ask your question :-)
[13:08] <pradeep> you*
[13:08] <rsk> im guessing everyone is connected with a computer also )(
[13:08] <rsk> yea, good idea.
[13:08] <pradeep> has anyone used or seen packet tracer on ubuntu
[13:09] <pradeep> or linux
[13:09] <rsk> i've seen linux
[13:09] <ActionParsnip1> brijith: you may prefer linux but its not the tool for this job unfortunately
[13:09] <LjL> !info zoneminder | brijith
[13:09] <sipior> rsk: you're in quite the mood today.
[13:09] <rsk> :p
[13:10] <sipior> pradeep: yes, there are a number of options. tcpdump is the classic. also look at EtherApe
[13:10] <JacobT> hey room..is there any updates or anything for an ATI radeon mobility 1300? i ahve a lot of artifacting on the Right hand side of my dispaly
[13:10] <brijith> LjL: Thanks .... i have checked it already....
[13:11] <sipior> pradeep: you'll need superuser privileges, as you'll be putting your networking interface into promiscuous mode.
[13:11] <brijith> LjL: I don't know if it supports the camera that I (My friend) have ..
[13:11] <LjL> brijith: well, i certainly cannot know that either.
[13:11] <LjL> (considering you didn't actually tell us which camera it is, too)
[13:11] <pradeep> i meant a simulator
[13:12] <pradeep> and not network tools
[13:12] <pradeep> another example is gns3
[13:12] <pradeep> but that is an emulator
[13:12] <brijith> LjL: it looks some what like this http://img.diytrade.com/cdimg/700558/7802570/0/1245390707/cctv_color_ccd_dome_camera_with_osd_menu.jpg
[13:13] <LjL> brijith: eh, that's hardly helpful
[13:13] <jaychou> hello everyone
[13:13] <willo> looks like a standard cctv cam?
[13:13] <LjL> pradeep: what's the difference between a simulator and an emulator in that context?
[13:13] <brijith> LjL: oky ... friend .... Thanks
[13:13] <jaychou> what is cctv cam?
[13:14] <LjL> closed circuit tv
[13:14] <pradeep> lol
[13:14] <jaychou> oh haha
[13:14] <pradeep> LjL i think there is a difference man
[13:14] <brijith> LjL: let me get more details about the camera my friend have ....
[13:14] <jaychou> in china cctv is china centre tv
[13:15] <sipior> pradeep: could you explain what you really want, in detail? the "s" in gns3 stand for "simulator", so i'm a little confused as to what you're after.
[13:15] <brijith> oky guys .....
[13:15] <brijith> Thanks ......
[13:16] <brijith> Byeeeeeeee
[13:16] <pradeep> gns3 is a real stuff
[13:16] <pradeep> while packet tracer is for learning purpose u get
[13:16] <sipior> pradeep: you can try Network Simulator 2. does that not do what you want?
[13:16] <adalgiso> not really, pradeep
[13:17] <adalgiso> do you want to examine the contents of packets?
[13:17] <adalgiso> or do you want to traceroute?
[13:17] <adalgiso> what is your goal?
[13:17] <pradeep> no not that
[13:17] <pradeep> adalgiso
[13:17] <pradeep> am preparing for ccna and ccnp
[13:17] <sipior> adalgiso: we've been trying to get that out of him for a while, now :-)
[13:17] <jaychou> what is ubuntu in GNU
[13:17] <adalgiso> yeah, i came in a litle late
[13:18] <pradeep> do you understand me
[13:18] <adalgiso> pradeep, unfortunately, no
[13:18] <Ali_> anyone know of a good rm to mp3 batch converter?
[13:18] <pradeep> i dont mean tools to scan ports
[13:18] <Ali_> so i can listen to rm files on my iphone
[13:18] <LjL> pradep: quie obviously not
[13:19] <pradeep> www.gns3.net
[13:19] <rsk> jaychou: GNU is most of the tools that talk to programs outside the kernel
[13:19] <pradeep> check that out
[13:19] <LjL> pradeep: yes, gone there, seen that. doesn't explain what you want
[13:19] <pradeep> it helps you to design networks
[13:19] <LjL> pradeep: tell us what is it that you want
[13:19] <LjL> not what it is that you DON'T want
[13:20] <pradeep> hmmmmm
[13:20] <pradeep> i will
[13:20] <pradeep> lets talk about something else
[13:20] <jaychou> rsk:and i want to know how to make kernel in unix kernel for ubuntu?
[13:21] <Mach> when the karmic would full release?
[13:21] <LjL> !karmic | mach
[13:21] <rsk> jaychou: i dont get the question really
[13:22] <adalgiso> i think he's asking how to upgrade his kernel :/
[13:22] <jaychou> how does the ubuntu fiercest place compare other operating system Yang
[13:22] <Ali_> anyone know of a good rm to mp3 batch converter?
[13:22] <LjL> Ali_: why batch, can't you just run one in a loop?
[13:23] <gilster> hello, is anyone here got experience running ubuntu of a SCSI drive?
[13:23] <grawity> Ali_: You could try mencoder for that.
[13:23] <prajjwal> is there a way to completely disable the Caps Lock key ??? i dont mean use the keyboard config to change it to something else ... i mean make it so that it does nothing ????
[13:23] <slavik2> LjL: isn't that what a batch is? :>
[13:23] <Ali_> haha
[13:23] <Ali_> nice one slavik2
[13:23] <Ali_> :)
[13:23] <grawity> prajjwal: Yeah, with a screwdriver.
[13:23] <Ali_> HAHA grawity
[13:23] <Ali_> :D
[13:24] <LjL> slavik2, Ali_: sure. in that case, for file in *.rm; do your-favorite-non-batch-converter $file >$(basename $file .rm).mp3; done
[13:24] <adalgiso> prajjwal: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/disable-and-enable-caps-lock-in-ubuntu.html
[13:24] <prajjwal> i'll take that as a no ???
[13:24] <prajjwal> oh thanks adalgiso
[13:24] <jaychou> gilster:you need a scsi Actuation
[13:24] <grawity> prajjwal: Or xmodmap if you like... but I personally prefer mapping it to Compose. Makes it easy to type things as § ©
[13:24] <Ali_> so what's a good converter from rm to mp3 then ?
[13:24] <Ali_> mencoder?
[13:24] <gilster> jaychou: can you elaborate
[13:25] <hyb> which broswer is best?
[13:25] <dwarder> how can i turn off and never start sendmail?
[13:25] <rsk> hyb: the one you like the most.
[13:25] <adalgiso> slavik2: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/gaming-games-multimedia-entertainment/85596-how-convert-rm-mp3.html
[13:25] <grawity> dwarder: By removing it; sudo apt-get remove sendmail
[13:25] <dwarder> grawity: and that is all?
[13:25] <Cancu> hi, does anyone know a program to get BCNF from functional dependencies?
[13:25] <dwarder> grawity: no config editing?
[13:25] <erUSUL> dwarder: disable its init script with update-rc.d
[13:25] <dwarder> grawity: or somthing
[13:25] <hyb> rsk, but  i have nothing
[13:25] <grawity> dwarder: Actually, tell me why exactly do you need to do this.
[13:25] <adalgiso> dwarder: if the program isn't installed, it cant possibly run
[13:26] <Negao> what's the best python editor?
[13:26] <Cancu> does anyone know a program to get BCNF from functional dependencies? im taking about databases
[13:26] <grawity> dwarder: And do you actually have sendmail, or something else (postfix, exim4, courier)?
[13:26] <rsk> hyb: well i guess firefox opera and konqueror is among the more popular, give them a try
[13:26] <dwarder> grawity: vds, disc space limit
[13:26] <jaychou> When you install system's time, needs to insert the driver, may use the floppy disk to hang carries
[13:26] <rsk> Negao: your favoruite editor =)
[13:26] <erUSUL> !best | Negao
[13:26] <dwarder> grawity: no, i dont need mail on this box
[13:26] <grawity> dwarder: I see. sudo apt-get remove sendmail, then.
[13:26] <jaychou> gilster: When you install system's time, needs to insert the driver, may use the floppy disk to hang carries
[13:26] <dwarder> grawity: thank you
[13:27] <grawity> dwarder: And sudo apt-get clean, too. (To clean up apt-get's cache.)
[13:27] <pradeep> are there any other irc chat
[13:27] <pradeep> aside xchat
[13:27] <grawity> pradeep: A lot.
[13:27] <adalgiso> pradeep bitchx, mirc, etc
[13:27] <dwarder> grawity: in general how do i disable deamons from start on boot in ubuntu, in freebsd it is /etc/rc.conf
[13:27] <gilster> jaychou: my system is already installed on scsi drive.  i am having a different problem. When i resume from suspend mode scsi drive is not picked up
[13:27] <rsk> pradeep: pidgin irssi is 2 others
[13:28] <adalgiso> pradeep check the wikipedia articl on IRC for a list of clients
[13:28] <grawity> pradeep: Many like irssi or WeeChat.
[13:28] <Negao> ubottu, stop being aggressive, i just want a sugestion cause i'm playing around with python now and i want to leave the console and get a "real"editor
[13:28] <bullgard4> Using mc, how can I create a new (text) file?
[13:28] <Cancu> does anyone know a program to get BCNF from functional dependencies? im taking about databases
[13:28] <adalgiso> Negao: Ubottu is a bot that responds to commands
[13:28] <adalgiso> Negao: it's a canned answer when someone asks for "best" anything
[13:29] <dwarder> grawity: thank you
 got to www.4shared.com and get a book called kung-fu ubuntu
[13:29] <Negao> but maybe, i wanted urs opinions
[13:29] <adalgiso> Negao: it really is telling the truth tho.  I find nano to be the editor I use the most when i'm in a shell, and Gedit and Kate to be my favorite GUI editors
[13:29] <hyb> thanks
[13:29] <IndyGunFreak> maybe our opinion doesn't matter?
[13:29] <Negao> cause that's my favorite chanell
[13:29] <adalgiso> Negao: google search Python editors
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> adalgiso: try leafpad, its slick
[13:29] <William-Gentoo> idle
[13:30] <jaychou> gilster: Your meaning is your driver load
[13:30] <grawity> Negao: In my opinion, "best" is the one you keep after trying all the popular ones.
[13:30] <dwarder> update-rc.d i gurss
[13:30] <dwarder> guess
[13:30] <Negao> adalgiso, this irc thing is supposed to provide interaction, not to just see opinions like google
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> no ads on IRC either.
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> :)
[13:30] <courpse> Negao, this irc thing? lol.
[13:30] <adalgiso> ActionParsnip1 thanks, i'll check it out
[13:30] <JanHolbo> can anybody help me with decrypting encrypted filenames in ecryptfs? I can mount the encrypted /home dir and read the contents of the files but the filenames are still encrypted
[13:31] <Negao> grawity, good answer
[13:31] <jaychou> what is lol?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> !lol
[13:31] <Negao> jaychou, lots of laughs
[13:31] <ActionParsnip1> jaychou: lots of laughs or laugh out loud
[13:31] <adalgiso> Negao: I understand that and want to help, but the channel gets flooded with requests like that all the time, and that's why the canned answer is there
[13:31] <grawity> jaychou: 'lol' usually means 'laughing out loud'.
[13:31] <gilster> jaychou: when i resume from suspend, i see all lines pointing to sdb not found. I think my scsi controler/drive is not loading up after susped
[13:32] <diesel1> hi all does anyone no a good app for joining avi files
[13:32] <adalgiso> Negao: maybe a better question would be, "What python editor has (insert your feature)?"
[13:32] <ActionParsnip1> diesel1: you can cp them together
[13:32] <diesel1> whats cp
[13:32] <jaychou> gilster: so you can use "fdisk -l"to seraching
[13:33] <adalgiso> diesel1 the command "cp"
[13:33] <jaychou> and what is omg?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> diesel1: you will need a single mencoder command to realign the sound
[13:33] <grawity> jaychou: 'omg' = "Oh my god"
[13:33] <diesel1> ye what with
[13:33] <Negao> adalgiso, ok; i'm just gonna google, i might get better luck there
[13:33] <jaychou> grawity:thx i know,i'am new
[13:33] <adalgiso> diesel1 the command line.  He's saying use the cp command at the command line to do what you are asking
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> diesel1: cat firstfile.avi secondfile.avi > concatenatedfile.avi ; mencoder -o finalmovie.avi -noidx -oac copy -ovc copy concatenatedfile.avi
[13:34] <jaychou> omg lol
[13:34] <gilster> jaychou: i cant get back in to the system. wont connect as the sdb is not seen.
[13:34] <adalgiso> Negao: The editors I usually use are nano, Gedit, and Kate
[13:34] <gilster> sdb=my scsi drive
[13:34] <adalgiso> and ActionParsnip1 recommends leafpad
[13:34] <gilster> is there some changes in need to make to the way suspend works in order to wake up a scsi drive
[13:34] <grawity> vim <3
[13:35] <adalgiso> eww, vim
[13:35] <grawity> eww, $EDITOR.
[13:35] <gilster> does anyone else here have some expereince running ubuntu of a scsi drive?
[13:35] <jaychou> hum ;and what is your need
[13:36] <jaychou> gilster: i am sorry i don't know
[13:37] <grizzy1> HI @all
[13:37] <gilster> c'mon i find it hard to believe that none of you guys have experience with scsi drives?
[13:37] <adalgiso> gilster, sry, can't say that I do
[13:37] <grawity> gilster: c'mon, this is #ubunu.
[13:37] <jaychou> but you can set your message on e-mail sent to me ,i can ask some my friend for you ,
[13:37] <gilster> grawity: and?
[13:37] <pradeep> sorry is it suppose to be different with scsi
[13:37] <pradeep> huh
[13:38] <gilster> grawity: ok then
[13:39] <jaychou> gilster :but you can set your message on e-mail sent to me ,i can ask some my friend for you
[13:39] <gilster> jaychou: thank you
[13:39] <jaychou><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[13:39] <nimrod> hello
[13:39] <deadmike187> what up guys
[13:40] <nimrod> i just joined this now
[13:40] <ronald_> hello
[13:40] <gilster> grawity: thank you for suggestion
[13:40] <nimrod> how does it work?
[13:40] <grawity> nimrod: Welcome to IRC
[13:40] <jaychou> grawity:what is your meanning?
[13:40] <nimrod> Thanks Grawity
[13:40]  * grawity borrows the hammer from ubottu, uses it on Xming
[13:41] <ronald_> hey, what could be the reason of that: http://pastebin.org/38547 ?
[13:41] <Bilge> What generates apt's sources.list in the first place?
[13:41] <grawity> Bilge: You.
[13:41] <grawity> Bilge: Or, the 'Software Sources' tool (from Administration)
[13:41] <adalgiso> Bilge: they are set to an initial group of repos when you install the distribution
[13:42] <Bilge> So where can I find these repos and get a new sources.list
[13:42] <adalgiso> Bilge: didn't someone send you their sources.list?
[13:43] <JanHolbo> can anybody help me with decrypting encrypted filenames in ecryptfs? I can mount the encrypted /home dir and read the contents of the files but the filenames are still encrypted
[13:43] <adalgiso> Bilge: either way, you can look up the addresses for the repos on the ubuntu website
[13:43] <Bilge> Yes but that's not going to help for future
[13:43] <Bilge> I'd like to write myself a guide that I can use for future installations
[13:43] <adalgiso> Bilge: normally, you'll only need the Ubuntu repositories unless some program isn't in them
[13:43] <grawity> sources.list happens to have a manpage
[13:43] <adalgiso> Bilge: if a program isn't in the official repos, then you edit your sources.list file and add a line at the bottom with the server
[13:43] <Bilge> I only need the default one it's just that my host has replaced it with their own mirrors which are incomplete
[13:44] <Bilge> So I just want to restore the deafault one for my distro
[13:44] <adalgiso> Bilge: what version of Ubuntu do you have?
[13:44] <Bilge> 8.04 server LTS
[13:44] <Bilge> aka hardy
[13:45] <bullgard4> [solved]
[13:45] <adalgiso> Bilge: let me try and find a default sources.list
[13:46] <dwarder> i have vsftpd in my ps ax| why i dont have script for stoping it in /etc/init.d/
[13:46] <Bilge> It needs to be located somewhere where I could get it again in future
[13:46] <Bilge> I remember once finding a repository for source files on the Ubuntu site but it's a bit of a maze to navigate
[13:46] <danny89> hey..im having a problem with ndiswrapper, can anyone help me?
[13:47] <sarah> foxylady
[13:47] <adalgiso> Bilge: send me a pm with your email
[13:47] <DJones> 1/whois sarah
[13:47] <adalgiso> ill show you how to work this sources file
[13:47] <Guest16857> hello
[13:47] <Guest16857> lol
[13:47] <Guest16857> iam new
[13:47] <Guest16857> sorry peeps
[13:47] <ctmjr> danny89: what is it doing
[13:47] <rsk> !ask | Guest16857
[13:48] <danny89> trying to get my wireless driver to work, keep getting this message though
[13:48] <danny89> FATAL: Could not open '/lib/modules/2.6.28-15-generic/kernel/ubuntu/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper.ko': No such file or directory
[13:49] <Guest16857> err would some one teel me what this is ?????
[13:49] <grawity> Guest16857: This is IRC.
[13:49] <Pici> Guest16857: This is the official Ubuntu Support channel.
[13:49] <Falchion> hey
[13:49] <Guest16857> for what never heard of it????
[13:49] <Guest16857> lol
[13:49] <Falchion> don't know
[13:49] <Pici> !ubuntu | Guest16857
[13:50] <ctmjr> danny89: how did you try to install it
[13:50] <Guest16857> sorry people bye for now xx
[13:50] <danny89> sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-common ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
[13:50] <danny89> and i tried reinstalling it using synaptic too
[13:51] <danny89> synaptic package manager*
[13:52] <Rebirth> hi
[13:53] <danny89> ah right
[13:53] <pradeep> Rebirth hello
[13:53] <pradeep> what do you need ndiwrapper for
[13:53] <ctmjr> danny89: run this in a terminal see if you have a build and or include dir, ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build
[13:54] <Shubuntu> hi, can anyone help me with telnet?  telnet: could not resolve localhost/25: Name or service not known
[13:54] <JacobT> is there any fash fixes to make it run more smoothly? and not crash/
[13:54] <danny89> ctmjr: theres one called include
[13:54] <nic1> where do i find system settings on gnome?
[13:54] <davertron> I'm having trouble running an apt-get update; i have a local apt mirror set up, and other users on my network are using it without issue.  When I try to run "sudo apt-get update", however, I get errors trying to connect to <IP_ADDRESS>.  I have no idea what that IP address is, but it is not the IP address of any of the apt repos i'm trying to connect to.  Any ideas how to troubleshoot this?
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> weird.. samba service wasent starting automaticlaly on this box....
[13:55] <sipior> Shubuntu: you'll want to try "telnet localhost 25"
[13:55] <JoshuaL> JacobT, in karmic there will be a updated flash player who crashes less
[13:55] <grawity> sipior: I guess he just did that.
[13:55] <Shubuntu> sipior that's what i typed
[13:55] <JacobT> there willl be or there is? haha
[13:55] <adalgiso> Bilge: I'll be right back with you, I had a support call I had to take
[13:55] <grawity> Shubuntu: Do you have 'localhost' in /etc/hosts? Try using <IP_ADDRESS> instead
[13:56] <adalgiso> Bilge: I was going to send you my sources.list file edited for hardy, but I can send you the text throug hIRC if that'l work for you
[13:56] <heatmzzr> What program is it that gives you the menu on the right click, I accidently deleted it from ubuntu... Im talking about the right click menu on the desktop, create new menu etc...???
[13:56] <Shubuntu> grawity host localhost gives this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/287776/
[13:57] <grawity> Shubuntu: And if you do 'telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 25'?
[13:57] <davertron> I'm having trouble running an apt-get update; i have a local apt mirror set up, and other users on my network are using it without issue.  When I try to run "sudo apt-get update", however, I get errors trying to connect to <IP_ADDRESS>.  I have no idea what that IP address is, but it is not the IP address of any of the apt repos i'm trying to connect to.  Any ideas how to troubleshoot this?
[13:57] <grawity> Shubuntu:  It might be that Ubuntu's telnet doesn't support IPv6... though this is very unlikely.
[13:58] <blackjak_> guys
[13:58] <Shubuntu> grawity: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/287788/
[13:58] <blackjak_> I can not install anything
[13:58] <jaychou> who know ubuntu
[13:59] <grawity> Shubuntu: Well, it works.
[13:59] <davertron> blackjak_: what issue are you having?
[13:59] <Shubuntu> then what's the problem with localhost not working?
[13:59] <grawity> Shubuntu: Try 'telnet ::1 25'
[13:59] <Shubuntu> does it have to do with my server name?
[13:59] <Shubuntu> like hostname?
[14:00] <blackjak_> is there a way to fix this? http://pastebay.com/59574
[14:01] <grawity> blackjak_: Try this: sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/adobe-*.deb
[14:01] <grawity> blackjak_: It should give a more detailed error message, at least.
[14:02] <blackjak_> how to copy commnad in xchat
[14:02] <blackjak_> there is no right button copy option
[14:02] <blackjak_> anyway I'll type it
[14:03] <davertron> can someone help me out with this? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/287794/
[14:03] <danny89> ctrl+v?
[14:03] <davertron> i have no idea why it's trying to connect to <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:03] <sheldonh> anyone know how to disable network-manager in ubuntu 9.10? i don't want to delete /etc/init.d/network-manager, because then it'll just be bootstrapped again the next time it's upgraded
[14:03] <legend2440> blackjak_: to copy try  ctrl+c  to paste  ctrl+v
[14:03] <Shubuntu> grawity, please take a look and tell me if the hostname needs changing? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/287795/
[14:03] <heatmzzr> Ive somehow lost the right click menu from the desktop area, does anyone know what program that is???
[14:03] <davertron> if i ping security.ubuntu.com, i get <IP_ADDRESS>, not <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:04] <blackjak_> this is the output from sudo dpkg -i http://pastebay.com/59575
[14:04] <sipior> Shubuntu: "localhost", not "loalhost", on the first line of /etc/hosts.
[14:05] <davertron> can someone help me out with this? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/287794/ ; if i ping security.ubuntu.com, i get <IP_ADDRESS>, not <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:06] <Shubuntu> sipior, so just fix that and do a /etc/init.d/networking restart?
[14:06] <grawity> My friend once typo'd it as lolcathost
[14:06] <davertron> grawity: hah
[14:06] <joey9112006> hey
[14:06] <joey9112006> can someone help me here
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> davertron: i get <IP_ADDRESS> too
[14:06] <davertron> joey9112006 just ask your question plz
[14:06] <Shubuntu> davertron try flushing your dns cache?
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> !ask | joey9112006
[14:06] <davertron> Shubuntu: how do i flush my dns cache?
[14:07] <sheldonh> does upstart support something like "start on never"?
[14:07] <davertron> Shubuntu: don't think it's dns because ping returns correct IP, it's apt-get that returns the incorrect IP
[14:07] <davertron> Shubuntu: seems like a weird proxy thing or something
[14:07] <davertron> ActionParsnip1: thanks for confirming
[14:07] <Shubuntu> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/display-and-flush-dns-cache-303314/
[14:07] <grawity> Shubuntu: Shouldn't be related.
[14:08] <grawity> Shubuntu: DNS cache would affect both apt-get and ping.
[14:08] <davertron> grawity: yeah, that's what i figured
[14:08] <davertron> grawity: they should both report the same thing
[14:09] <blackjak_> so I guess I have to reinstall ubuntu.this is not good
[14:09] <jaychou> why dong not you reply my question
[14:09] <joey9112006> ok im trying to remove apllications and it says E: dphg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure - a'to correct the problem and E: _cache->open()failed, please report
[14:09] <joey9112006> everytime i try
[14:09] <blackjak_> I hope this error about adobe flashplugin is not gooning to spoil anything
[14:09] <erUSUL> joey9112006: do what the error msg says run dpkg  --configure - a
[14:10] <erUSUL> joey9112006: do what the error msg says run → sudo dpkg  --configure -a
[14:10] <joey9112006> how exactly do i do that
[14:10] <joey9112006> oh
[14:10] <m1dlg> are there any good tools to run securely wiping free space on any mounted writeable drive?
[14:10] <blackjak_> what is the command to change the user
[14:10] <sipior> m1dlg: "wipe"
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> m1dlg: shred
[14:11] <Shubuntu> davertron, can you please post your /etc/apt/sources.list and if there are any under /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[14:11] <blackjak_> is there a way to stop seeing all the info about who logs in and out from the channel?
[14:12] <m1dlg> sipior, when i say wipe i want to wipe it so data can't be recvered
[14:12] <sipior> m1dlg: actually, reading your question more carefully, i think "secure-delete" would be a better package, specifically the "sfill" command.
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> blackjak_: what client?
[14:12] <blackjak_> xchat
[14:13] <sipior> m1dlg: i know what you meant :-)
[14:13] <m1dlg> sipior, ok i'll lok for this - is it in my add-remove programs?
[14:13] <snjesus> hello!
[14:13] <davertron> Shubuntu: know of an easy way to echo a file to your clipboard?
[14:13] <sipior> m1dlg: might be. it's surely available through apt-get directly.
[14:13] <snjesus> 有中文用户吗？
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> blackjak_: http://forum.xchat.org/viewtopic.php?t=453&sid=4c264d59107cfffa4ada8ec6ac4bdfc7
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> blackjak_: i dont use xchat so cant verify this
[14:13] <m1dlg> sipior, cool ta, many thanks
[14:14] <blackjak_> 10x
[14:14] <Shubuntu> davertron, what does cat /etc/resolv.conf give you?
[14:14] <m1dlg> ActionParsnip1, i'll look at that too, (oly just seen your reply too) :)
[14:14] <davertron> Shubuntu: I can paste that too, but it's the same as other users on my network using ubuntu that aren't having these same issues
[14:15] <Shubuntu> davertron the problem is that your resolve is malfunctioning
[14:15] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[14:15] <pradeep> Good news
[14:15] <snjesus> 大家好！请问有中文用户吗？？E文俺不懂！
[14:15] <pradeep> The London Stock Exchange is moving away from Windows to GNU / Linux and Solaris for trading.
[14:15] <ActionParsnip1> m1dlg: shared knowledge is awesome :)
[14:15] <pradeep> good news The London Stock Exchange is moving away from Windows to GNU / Linux and Solaris for trading.
[14:15] <LjL> !cn | snjesus
[14:15] <Shubuntu> davertron, I think if you reinstall resolveconf  you should be fine
[14:16] <pradeep>  http://www.ibspublishing.com/index.c...=view&id=13440
[14:16] <grawity> Shubuntu: resolvconf*
[14:16] <JuJuBee> I did a apt-get upgrade and dist-upgrade last night on my home desktop and now I cannot use it. After entering the username and password, I get a black screen with my mouse pointer and it never changes. I looked at dmesg but didn't notice anything obvious and I tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but still no luck. What else can I do?
[14:16] <Shubuntu> davertron sudo apt-get resolvconf
[14:16] <snjesus> join #ubuntu-cn
[14:16] <snjesus> sank you!
[14:16] <blackjak_> how to change back from root in the terminal wihtout opening the new terminal
[14:16] <joey9112006> hey im back
[14:17] <adalgiso> su username i believe
[14:17] <Shubuntu> davertron, and then 'vi /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head' and add the nameservers
[14:17] <celthunder> wb
[14:17] <davertron> Shubuntu: "sudo apt-get resolvconf" -> E: invalid operation resolvconf
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> blackjak_: type: exit
[14:17] <joey9112006> but you were saying something about hte dpk and how to fix all that
[14:17] <davertron> install?
[14:17] <davertron> maybe?
[14:17] <blackjak_> exit will close the terminal
[14:17] <blackjak_> no yes
[14:17] <blackjak_> it worked
[14:17] <joey9112006> How do i manuallyrun the dpkg
[14:18] <Shubuntu> ok first need to manually add the nameserver for now then, then later do what i said, so do: 'vi /etc/resolv.conf' and add the nameserver
[14:18] <davertron> Shubuntu: ha, unfortunately i can't reinstall it using apt-get, because apt-get isn't working :)
[14:18] <joey9112006> Does anyone know how to manually run the dpkg file
[14:18] <Shubuntu> davertron you can try aptitude maybe?
[14:18] <joey9112006> using a terminal
[14:18] <davertron> Shubuntu: ok, so which nameserver should i add?
[14:19] <davertron> Shubuntu: i can edit resolv.conf and remove my current DNS and add a functioning one
[14:19] <Shubuntu> davertron go to your server and see what name servers it has
[14:19] <Shubuntu> yes, any functioning dns would be fine
[14:19] <JuJuBee> joey9112006: what do you mean dpkg file?  Do you have a .deb file you wish to install?
[14:20] <pengemis> !id pengemis
[14:20] <davertron> well i have the correct nameservers from DHCP
[14:20] <davertron> Shubuntu: not sure what you mean by "go to your server"...
[14:20] <dissociative> how is 9.10 going?
[14:20] <adalgiso> dissociative, i've got it running and its all good
[14:20] <Shubuntu> the isp or whatever that's giving you your ip
[14:20] <adalgiso> except my wireless started acting up yesterday
[14:20] <heatmzzr> can anyone tell me how to get my right click menu back on desktop? I've inadvertantly lost it
[14:20] <davertron> Shubuntu: aptitude also fails, same reason, for what it's worth
[14:21] <dissociative> I'm going to install ubuntu for a friend but I dont know if I should install 9.04 or 9.10
[14:21] <davertron> Shubuntu: yeah, we run local DNS, and that's what i have in my resolv.conf
[14:22] <davertron> Shubuntu: i tried changing it to <IP_ADDRESS> and getting rid of the ones i get from our dhcp server, didn't matter
[14:22] <dissociative> would 9.10 beta be upgraded from internet when the the stable version is released?
[14:22] <davertron> Shubuntu: something is definitely hosed here :)
[14:22] <jorik> dissociative: yes, but 9.04 also
[14:23] <Shubuntu> just edit /etc/resolv.conf and add the nameserver and then /etc/init.d/networking restart
[14:23] <harry_> hi
[14:23] <davertron> Shubuntu: yep, just did that, same thing
[14:24] <davertron> Shubuntu: still trying to connect to <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:24] <brandonc503> hey all.. i was wondering if anyone knows of a open source ticketing system?
[14:24] <jorik> brandonc503: trac
[14:24] <Pici> brandonc503: rt
[14:24] <davertron> brandonc503: trac
[14:24] <brandonc503> thanx
[14:25] <Shubuntu> davertron, did you try connecting to another server?
[14:25] <davertron> Shubuntu: if i google that IP, it shows up as a proxy
[14:26] <davertron> Shubuntu: do you think it's possible that, for whatever reason, apt-get is trying to go out through that proxy or something?
[14:26] <davertron> Shubuntu: i have another ubuntu machine on the same network with the same resolv.conf, and it can apt-get update just fine
[14:26] <Shubuntu> no davertron actually your problem was happening a lot in fiesty times
[14:26] <davertron> Shubuntu: ah, really?
[14:26] <davertron> Shubuntu: hmmmm
[14:27] <davertron> Shubuntu: well, for what it's worth, i'm still running intrepid
[14:27] <blackjak> End your description with an empty line or EOF. What does EOF mean?
[14:27] <Bilge> How can my Ubuntu system be booting if grub is not installed?
[14:27] <Shubuntu> yes, so try changing sources.list to use us. instead maybe?
[14:27] <davertron> Shubuntu: was actually hoping to get up to jaunty, before karmic came out at the end of the month :)
[14:27] <grawity> blackjak: 'end of file' - usually Ctrl-D.
[14:27] <JuJuBee> 	I did a apt-get upgrade and dist-upgrade last night on my home desktop and now I cannot use it. After entering the username and password, I get a black screen with my mouse pointer and it never changes. I looked at dmesg but didn't notice anything obvious and I tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but still no luck. What else can I do?
[14:27] <Shubuntu> i've been on jaunty since june, it's nice
[14:27] <blackjak> 10x :)
[14:27] <JuJuBee> I did a apt-get upgrade and dist-upgrade last night on my home desktop and now I cannot use it. After entering the username and password, I get a black screen with my mouse pointer and it never changes. I looked at dmesg but didn't notice anything obvious and I tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but still no luck. What else can I do?
[14:27] <grawity> blackjak: also, I smell a new ClueNet user :]
[14:27] <JuJuBee> sorry
[14:27] <davertron> Shubuntu: i kept meaning to upgrade but haven't really had the time
[14:28] <davertron> Shubuntu: this is my work machine so
[14:28] <davertron> Shubuntu: now i finally can but just need to figure out what hosed my apt-get
[14:28] <JuJuBee> didn't mean to do that twice
[14:29] <davertron> Shubuntu: i'll try copying that other machine's sources.list over and see what that does...
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> JuJuBee: does alt+f2 work?
[14:29] <JuJuBee> ActionParsnip1: yes
[14:29] <grawity> blackjak: eh, nevermind that one. Wrong window.
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> JuJuBee: run nautilus ;)
[14:29] <JuJuBee> thats how I got to look at dmesg
[14:29] <Shubuntu> davertron do 'ifconfig' and 'netstat -tap' too and compare to the other machine
[14:30] <ActionParsnip1> JuJuBee: nautilus draws the desktop, so its probably not started
[14:30] <JuJuBee> ActionParsnip1: I will try that when I get home later.  I am using kde mostly, but did install gnome
[14:30] <davertron> Shubuntu: copying over sources.list didn't make a difference...
[14:31] <davertron> Shubuntu: lot of info dumped from the netstat -tap command
[14:31] <davertron> Shubuntu: on both machines
[14:31] <davertron> Shubuntu: ifconfig looks similar though
[14:31] <Shubuntu> do you know how to compare two files?
[14:31] <davertron> Shubuntu: yep
[14:31] <davertron> Shubuntu: diff
[14:31] <Shubuntu> ok, compare and see what is different
[14:31] <davertron> Shubuntu: unfortunately, one machine is a server and one is my desktop so
[14:31] <Shubuntu> doesn't matter
[14:32] <davertron> Shubuntu: since they have radically different apps running on them, i'm not sure the netstat comparison will really help that much
[14:32] <Shubuntu> you want to look for discrepancies
[14:32] <davertron> in ifconfig or netstat -tap?
[14:32] <Shubuntu> both
[14:32] <davertron> ifconfig basically looks like the only differences are IPs/MACs, which is what i would expect
[14:32] <Shubuntu> ok
[14:32] <Evelina> How do I send a environment variable from Terminal into a python script? I know that I can do this in PHP: var="variable" php script.php, but how do I do in python?
[14:32] <blackjak> I just created two deb packages from source using chackinstall after I did make command.One I did without sudo and now they both are different.Why is that?
[14:32] <te> My firefox settings are all screwed up -- How do I erase them?
[14:33] <te> I tried rm -rf'ing ~/.mozilla
[14:33] <NauTiluS1> firefox -p
[14:33] <omq> is there anything like open source email service provider..?
[14:33] <blackjak> do i have to keep the folder where I have done the make command if I want later to use make --uninstall
[14:33] <omq> with no ads and open server
[14:34] <jpds> omq: No.
[14:34] <omq> hhmm i did a lot of search..nothing came out.
[14:35] <Elenbert> Hi there
[14:35] <davertron> Shubuntu: heh, yeah, what i expected; the diff is basically just the whole damn thing because all the connection are different
[14:36] <blackjak> would you please tell me do I have to execute make before checkinstall when compiling from source?
[14:36] <omq> yes elen..howdy
[14:36] <Othman> test
[14:36] <omq> i wonder why not ....
[14:36] <mzeal> i have to run java app as a service on Hardy.... What init scripts should i update to start that app at runlevel 5?
[14:37] <Elenbert> Why Pidgin is excluded from Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[14:37] <davertron> Shubutu: the diff for netstat -tap on both machines i mean
[14:37] <Shubuntu> did you try traceroute YOURADDRESS
[14:37] <ActionParsnip1> Elenbert: no its in there
[14:37] <Xcell> cuz ephany supports video and audio where pidgin failed
[14:38] <ActionParsnip1> !info pidgin
[14:38] <Pici> Elenbert : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[14:38] <davertron> Shubuntu: my public address?
[14:38] <ActionParsnip1> Elenbert: i use carrier personally
[14:39] <Shubuntu> from server try to traceroute a few addresses
[14:39] <Pici> Karmic is offtopic for #ubuntu until it is released.
[14:39] <Shubuntu> like your other computer
[14:39] <blackjak> is wmaster0 a Virtual interface
[14:40] <hey`> what is the command to update modules?
[14:40] <davertron> Shubuntu: yeah, that works fine
[14:40] <davertron> Shubuntu: networking works fine for me, which is the weird part
[14:40] <hey`> I found a tutorial that said: sudo update--modules, but don't works for me.
[14:40] <davertron> Shubuntu: it seems like apt-get is the only thing that is messed up
[14:40] <davertron> Shubuntu: like i said, pings return the correct IPS for things
[14:40] <davertron> Shubuntu: so i'm pretty sure it's not DNS
[14:40] <davertron> Shubuntu: does apt-get cache dns results or something?
[14:40] <hey`> davertron put on please in one single line.
[14:41] <davertron> hey`: put what?
[14:41] <hey`> your lines.
[14:41] <jonasfa> How can I enable UNIVERSE repository from a shell script?
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> jonasfa: you could just add the repo to the sources.list file
[14:42] <Shubuntu> davertron do this 'sudo /etc/init.d/nscd restart'
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> jonasfa: rather than messing around trying to uncomment the ones in there
[14:42] <davertron> Shubuntu: is there some info apt-get caches somewhere that i could just delete to see if it's caching that IP for some reason?
[14:42] <davertron> Shubuntu: nscd command not found
[14:43] <blackjak> if I want to remove a package that I have compiled from source do I have to keep the folder where I have done the compilation?
[14:43] <jitu> guys can you tell why i am not getting the chat on orkut with mozilla
[14:43] <jonasfa> ActionParsnip1: maybe there's some script ready to run... just like synaptic does.. but from command line?
[14:43] <davertron> Shubuntu: aha
[14:43] <Shambat> when one machine queries another using e.g. SNMP port 161, does the reply come on the same port?
[14:43] <davertron> Shubuntu: found it
[14:43] <hey`> update-modules is deprecated now, what can I use instead?
[14:44] <davertron> Shubuntu: /etc/environment
[14:44] <lge> how can i see what files an "apt-get install package" installs ?
[14:44] <llutz> lge: dpkg -L <packagename>
[14:44] <Shubuntu> davertron, good job
[14:44] <dissociative1> no
[14:44] <pradeep> lge synaptics
[14:44] <davertron> Shubuntu: i have the line "http_proxy="http://<IP_ADDRESS>:80" in my /etc/environment file...
[14:44] <ActionParsnip1> jonasfa: not sure
[14:45] <davertron> Shubuntu: sheesh, yep, now i remember putting that there. I think I was trying to set up a proxy for Spotify or something...thanks a lot for your time Shubuntu :)
[14:45] <lge> pradeep: synaptics == touchpad?
[14:45] <davertron> Shubuntu: now i just need to figure out how to reload my environment stuff...
[14:46] <brandonc503> anyone have opinions on which is better trac or rt for ticket requests?
[14:46] <Shubuntu> davertron, np try 'source /etc/environment'
[14:46] <lge> thx llutz
[14:47] <pradeep> shubuntu also checl /home/name/.bashrc
[14:47] <grawity> pradeep: correction: ~/.bashrc
[14:47] <Der_Trolly> JA NEE, die UBUNTUS!
[14:47] <Der_Trolly> Wie gehts euch so?!?!?!?
[14:47] <pradeep> ok
[14:47] <xopen> hi guys, i have a form field as disabled=>true, but i didn't put any validator. so it throw an error. How should i encounter it?
[14:47] <pradeep> thanks grawity
[14:47] <grawity> Der_Trolly: wat
[14:47] <Der_Trolly> FRESH!
[14:47] <jimcooncat> eucalyptus and cloud computing: what are they good for?
[14:47] <blackjak> schlecht
[14:47] <shane2peru> !gr | Der_Trolly
[14:48] <shane2peru> !ge | Der_Trolly
[14:48] <shane2peru> !german | Der_Trolly
[14:48] <llutz> shane2peru: it's !de but pointless for that troll
[14:48] <shane2peru> llutz: thanks, I was having a little difficulty getting it right
[14:49] <hey`> the command update-modules is deprecated what can I use instead?
[14:49] <shane2peru> llutz: I didn't realize he just a spammer. I just logged on for a second
[14:49] <jackie_> pidgin
[14:49] <eguest039> hello
[14:49] <hey`> the command update-modules is deprecated what can I use instead?
[14:49]  * jimcooncat thinks my message gets lost in the shuffle
[14:49] <hey`> the command update-modules is deprecated what can I use instead?
[14:50] <absaloutebeginne> how do i upgrade to 9.10 using the terminal?
[14:50] <Pici> absaloutebeginne : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[14:50] <eguest039> had a bit of a problem .wanted to get  a little  help here
[14:51] <jimcooncat> eguest039: please ask a question
[14:51] <eguest039> i am installing ubuntu hardy server editon   in a virtual machine .(vmware fusion).the installation went fine but i cant seem to use aptitude
[14:51] <eguest039> i checked my sources.list file .everything is ok
[14:51] <absaloutebeginne> anyone help me install Karmic/9.10 using terminal
[14:52] <Pici> absaloutebeginne: Karmic is offtopic for this channel, please /join #ubuntu+1 for support
[14:52] <eguest039>  i cant seem to understand why it  isnt working.any ideas
[14:52] <Stoy> I have a big problem with alsa
[14:52] <johnni> When I try to watch a mp4 type from the web in Gstreamer I get something about can't find a text/html decoder in Gstreamer. Any idea how to fix that?
[14:52] <jimcooncat> eguest039: can you ping an outside machine within it?
[14:52] <eguest039> yes i can
[14:52] <Stoy> I have lost ALL sound on my dell latitude 5400
[14:52] <grawity> johnni: Does it happen with all videos, or just with a single one?
[14:52] <eguest039> i even pinged google.com.gh
[14:53] <downstar> im getting an "unkown Error" when trying to run my system-config-services. it works as sudo, but it wont work from the gui no matter what. any ideas?
[14:53] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[14:53] <johnni> All videos that are mp4 from the web yes..someone said last night its like I was trying to watch a Apple Trailer
[14:53] <jimcooncat> eguest039: what are you getting for an error message (use pastebin if you have a long answer, please)
[14:53] <EvaLuaTe> what package do i have to install to get the file /usr/bin/mysqldump?
[14:53] <Stoy> sry false alarm
[14:53] <jeef1> hey i have just installed 9.04 but I cant connect to Wireless. I see my network(wpa), i enter the password and it tryes to connect ad after some time, it just give up
[14:53] <Stoy> I had forgot to mute some posts in alsamixer
[14:54] <Stoy> sound wounderful sound!
[14:54] <Shubuntu> jeef1 try installing wicd instead
[14:54] <xopen> hi guys, i have a form field as disabled=>true, but i didn't put any validator. so it throw an error. How should i encounter it?
[14:54] <EvaLuaTe> I got disconnected. So, what package do i have to install to get the file /usr/bin/mysqldump ?
[14:54] <jeef1> ok ill try that
[14:54] <jimcooncat> eguest039: what happens when you "sudo aptitude update"?
[14:55] <eguest039> it works
[14:55] <Shubuntu> jeef1, the basic network manager can be troublesome on some wireless networks
[14:55] <jimcooncat> eguest039: then, what's the problem? sudo aptitude install xxx?
[14:55] <NewtonMT> Hello.
[14:56] <jimcooncat> eguest039: or just running "sudo aptitude" for the curses interface?
[14:56] <johnni> Anyone have any suggestions?
[14:56] <eguest039> yes the problem is that  when u do  sudo aptitude install xxx.it doesnt download the package or give any indication that its installing the  package
[14:56] <xopen> hi guys, i have a form field as disabled=>true, but i didn't put any validator. so it throw an error. How should i encounter it?
[14:56] <eguest039> and when you do a  sudo aptitude  show xxx you get nothing
[14:56] <xteejx> Hi guys, I accidentally moved everything that isn't hidden in my home/teej directory to the Wastebasket. I restored it all back into my home/teej but now Documents, Videos, etc appears on my Desktop as WELL as in the home/teej directory. If I delete them from the Desktop, the ones in home/teej get deleted too. HELP!
[14:56] <StaRetji> Hello there, need help resolving boot slowness http://paste.ubuntu.com/287831/  Thx in advance!
[14:57] <Pici> xopen: Sounds like you want #django or similar, this is #ubuntu
[14:57] <grawity> xopen: What form, what programming language,?
[14:57] <downstar>  im getting an "unkown Error" when trying to run my system-config-services. it works as sudo, but it wont work from the gui no matter what. any ideas?
[14:57] <xopen> Pici, grawity ops wrong channel
[14:57] <frederick85> Can anyone recommend to me a chm viewer that doesn't crash and where the scroll bars actually work
[14:58] <grawity> frederick85: wine hh.exe
[14:58] <jimcooncat> eguest039: sorry, I've got to head out. Anyone else help eguest039 out with a very quiet "aptitude"?
[14:58] <eguest039> any ideas anyone?
[14:58] <gianlu24> !it
[14:59] <NewtonMT> I have a reall embarassing problem, which I was really hoping you'd be able to help out with. I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 from 8.something, and rebooted my computer. When I get to my login screen, when I try to type, it appears in (what seems to be) Arabic text, and I can't input the word 'user' or my password as I can't access the english letters. I've tried all the ALT + Number stuff, but it doesn't
[14:59] <StaRetji> eguest039: Have you tried sudo apt-get install ?
[15:00] <StaRetji> is the same?
[15:00] <eguest039> no
[15:00] <NewtonMT> respond, and I've tried all the boot options looking for an accessibility mode, but no luck.
[15:00] <eguest039> i havent tried that
[15:00] <StaRetji> try it mate
[15:00] <eguest039> sorry i have
[15:00] <eguest039> still same  output
[15:00] <ynk> where are the c or c++ libraries located? (might be too vague of a question) Netbeans is unable to find them and i figured i might be able to point it in the right direction...
[15:00] <eguest039> i will paste the output for you to se
[15:00] <Pici> xteejx: You are missing ~/Desktop , that is causing them to show up on the nautilus desktop. If you do have this folder created, you may need to relogin for it to display properly.
[15:00] <StaRetji> ok
[15:01] <xteejx> pici, great mate thanks, so just reboot/relog?
[15:01] <StaRetji> also paste /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:01] <Pici> xteejx: Make sure that ~/Desktop exists and relog
[15:01] <xteejx> Pici, yes the folder exists, will relog :)
[15:02] <brandonc503> so im setting up second server to start installing email server on and im wondering if there is anyway to easily revert to fresh install of ubuntu without well.. reinstalling the whole thing
[15:02] <akaGOMEZ> join #perl
[15:03] <jeef1> Shubuntu wicd did'nt work
[15:03] <arthur_> русскоязычные есть???
[15:03] <xteejx> Pici, didn't work relogging :( everything is still showing on the Nautilus desktop
[15:03] <brandonc503> akaGOMEZ: me join pearl?
[15:03] <grawity> arthur_: Try #ubuntu-ru
[15:03] <xteejx> and ~/Desktop is definitely there
[15:03] <arthur_> tnx
[15:03] <StaRetji> While I wait, maybe someone can enlighten me regarding boot slowness http://paste.ubuntu.com/287831/
[15:03] <Shubuntu> jeef1 did wicd install?
[15:03] <grawity> brandonc503: 1) make a backup; 2) akaGOMEZ just forgot a / in his command; 3) it's spelled Perl.
[15:03] <NewtonMT> Is this the right place to ask the question I did, by the way?
[15:04] <root> help me
[15:04] <cybersplice> !ru | arthur_
[15:04] <jeef1> Shubuntu, yep and it also uninstalled the normal internet managen program
[15:04] <akaGOMEZ> thanks grawity. me = newb
[15:04] <grawity> root: What is your problem, and why are you using IRC as root?
[15:04] <cybersplice> lol root.
[15:04] <Shubuntu> jeef1, does your network router recognize your mac, sometimes, they only allow new macs if you specify them
[15:05] <Shubuntu> jeef1, and what kind of WEP are you using?
[15:05] <snjesus> join
[15:05] <sipior> perhaps he thought superuser == op
[15:05] <snjesus> #
[15:05] <jeef1> WEP? im using WPA
[15:05] <grawity> Shubuntu: "what kind of WEP" makes little sense. Did you mean 'encryption'?
[15:06] <Shubuntu> yes, he's using wpa anyway
[15:06] <jeef1> can it be something about that my netcard is old, and dont use ... hmm IPW something?
[15:07] <Shubuntu> jeef1, sudo apt-get install wpasupplicant
[15:07] <jeef1> it is installed
[15:08] <xteejx> can anyone help please? videos, documents, etc are showing on my desktop, but removing them deletes the actual folders in ~/ directory
[15:08] <grawity> xteejx: Matbe it _is_ showing your desktop.
[15:08] <grawity> xteejx: err, I meant, your homedir.
[15:09] <xteejx> why would nautilus desktop show my home folder and not the Desktop folder? and if so, how do i change it back to the default?
[15:09] <NewtonMT> Anyone got any thoughts on the login problem?
[15:10] <grawity> xteejx: /apps/nautilus/preferences/desktop_is_home_dir in Gconf.
[15:10] <xteejx> do what what?
[15:10] <Shubuntu> jeef1, what does wpa_supplicant -h give you
[15:10] <grawity> xteejx: /apps/nautilus/preferences/desktop_is_home_dir in Gconf.
[15:10] <xteejx> yeah, sorry it doesn't mean anything to me
[15:10] <grawity> xteejx: maybe gconf-editor will
[15:11] <jeef1> it shows that "help" for that cmd
[15:11] <brandonc503> grawity: how do i make back up? am i backing up what is exactly on hd so i can revert to exactly what i had? or does it save settings? or items installed?
[15:11] <schrodinger1> Hi all
[15:11] <xteejx> grawity, i just checked with gconf, desktop_is_home_dir is not enabled
[15:12] <Kingsy101> can someone help me, for some reason I cant watch any youtube vids or play on miniclip.com on my ubuntu PC through firefox.. I guess I don't have something installed, a plugin or something. . ?
[15:12] <jeef1> Shubuntu: sudo apt-get install wpasupplicant told me that it is fully up to date
[15:12] <Shubuntu> jeef1,  wpa_passphrase YOUR_NETWORK
[15:12] <schrodinger1> Sounds like you don't have flash installed Kingsy
[15:13] <jeef1> your_network like?
[15:13] <Shubuntu> whatever your ssid is
[15:13] <Zilla> I am new to ubuntu and want to connect my TV to my computer I have read the binary driver stuff and tried it but . . .
[15:13] <Shubuntu> jeef1, then vi /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[15:14] <Shubuntu> and add this line right up the '{' at the end of your list:
[15:15] <Shubuntu> jeef1, proto=WP
[15:15] <Shubuntu> jeef1, proto=WPA
[15:17] <jeef1> shubuntu: i cant get that far. Its says that my ssid is worng
[15:17] <jeef1> i even copid it from my routers config
[15:18] <Shubuntu> ok maybe your network's ssid is hidden
[15:18] <Shubuntu> try this
[15:18] <jeef1> nvm
[15:18] <jeef1> fund it
[15:18] <Shubuntu> oh good
[15:19] <blackjak> where can I find my kernel sources or compat-wireless directory
[15:20] <Shubuntu> you'll need something like this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/287844/ inside of /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[15:20] <StaRetji> Hello there, need help resolving boot slowness http://paste.ubuntu.com/287831/  Thx in advance!
[15:20] <jeef1> how do i edit it?
[15:21] <blackjak> I guess it does not matter where I put it.
[15:21] <blackjak> #
[15:21] <blackjak> Place the patch in your kernel sources or compat-wireless directory
[15:21] <blackjak> #
[15:21] <blackjak> Run 'patch -p1 -i b43-injection-<kernel version>.patch'.
[15:21] <FloodBot3> blackjak: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:21] <Shubuntu> jeef you can nano / vi
[15:21] <Kingsy101> can someone help me, for some reason I cant watch any youtube vids or play on miniclip.com on my ubuntu PC through firefox.. I guess I don't have something installed, a plugin or something. . ?
[15:21] <jimcooncat> eucalyptus and cloud computing: what are they good for?
[15:22] <shane2peru> does anyone know if scp is considered the same as ftp, or does the server see it as the same?  ports etc?
[15:22] <Pici> shane2peru: scp is ssh
[15:22] <jimcooncat> shane2peru: no, server must be sshd, not ftpd
[15:23] <shane2peru> Pici: jimcooncat ok, that is what I thought, thanks
[15:23] <jimcooncat> shane2peru: only uses one port, 22 by default, but most change it if they expose it to the internet
[15:23] <rags> Whenever I use sudo it takes a long time to execute the commands...
[15:23] <rags> So i did a strace and it seems to be hanging at the logging stage...
[15:24] <shane2peru> jimcooncat: right, my server doesn't allow ssh, so, only ftp
[15:24] <Zilla> http://www.hulu.com/watch/100171/house-epic-fail#s-p1-so-i0
[15:24] <Zilla> opps
[15:24] <Zilla> I am new to ubuntu and want to connect my TV to my computer I have read the binary driver stuff and tried it but . . .
[15:25] <suffe> Zilla: good episode though ;)
[15:25] <Zilla> yeah im pulling it iff hulu
[15:25] <rags> wht could be causing the hangs?
[15:25] <Zilla> *off
[15:25] <dasunsrule32> Is there a way to deny login of all users, except for those in a specific group?
[15:27] <bigmacx> After I run a kernel update from the ubuntu docs, using the apt-get source method, my grub menu gets updated with my custom kernel. BUT the grub menu now does not appear when it boots, AND reboots never go to BIOS screen. It just does graphical shutdown and then immediately graphical reboot?
[15:27] <blackjak> when I run lspci -nn I do not see anything like PCI ID and a number
[15:28] <^FuSioN^> hi :)
[15:28] <jeef1> Shubuntu: so the conf file says i have edit it, but wpa_passphrase xxxxx ->  vi /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[15:28] <jeef1>  donst
[15:29] <nocturno35> hi, i need some help with a encrypted folder, can anybody help me?
[15:29] <Shubuntu> jeef1, you need to add that passkey yeah
[15:29] <Zilla> where is the best place to find dual view output docs?
[15:29] <^FuSioN^> is there a problem with flash making some computer freezing and rebooting at random time ?
[15:30] <Shubuntu> jeef1, that is what psk is basically
[15:30] <grawity> ^FuSioN^: There always are problems with Flash on Linux.
[15:31] <eguesttest> j
[15:31] <^FuSioN^> probably but i have 2 of my computer instable with flash ( ubuntu 9.04 x86_64 )
[15:31] <lc>  I have a dsl connection but no router. What is the easiest way to create an ad-hoc wifi connection
[15:31] <eguesttest> i am  tryiin taht now
[15:32] <Fazer2> hey, is it sensible to have only one separate /home partition for both Ubuntu and Gentoo?
[15:34] <ubox> anyone use ubuntu on hp pavilion laptops?
[15:34] <sipior> Fazer2: sure. might want to be a bit careful about how you arrange your .bashrc and the like. but no major problems, surely.
[15:36] <jbwiv> hi guys. As a best practice, is it necessary or recommended to move all private files in the home directory (.gconf, .gconfd, etc) when upgrading ubuntu or migrating /home to a new install? I would be concerned that upgrades to Gnome and other apps might cause the configs stored in these private dirs to break things....
[15:36] <podman99> hey all ... using proftpd -- its set to umask 133 022 (644, 755) ?? correct?? any files uploaded get 600 and folders get 700 ?? what am i doing wrong
[15:36] <n8tuser> !backup
[15:36] <iceroot> jbwiv: just make a backup of the pc
[15:36] <dasunsrule32> Is there a way to deny access to login, unless the user is part of a specific group?
[15:36] <n8tuser> !cloning | jbwiv
[15:37] <kaddi>  Hi, wine somehow got associated to bat and exe files and automatically executes them, when I click on them. I would like to get the dialog back asking what to do with the file. Were can I set that?
[15:37] <BlouBlou> jbwiv: I recommend you don't move old configurations files to new ubuntu update
[15:37] <jbwiv> guys, I'm not interested in replicating my package selection necessarily, and I always to backups. What I'm more interested in conflicts old config files can cause when doing upgrades. I'm preparing to upgrade Jaunty to Karmic through apt
[15:37] <jbwiv> wondering if I should move the . files out of the way
[15:38] <sipior> jbwiv: can't hurt, really.
[15:38] <jbwiv> I'd want to move certain things back (.mozilla, etc) but not sure about .gconf, .gconfd, and other arbitrary files
[15:38] <jbwiv> sipior: can't hurt to move them? can it hurt to leave them?
[15:38] <sipior> jbwiv: to move them.
[15:38] <jbwiv> sipior: ok
[15:39] <BlouBlou> jbwiv: it's not very recommended copy firefox's old version config file to new ubuntu update with new firefox version. Same with gnome configs
[15:39] <jbwiv> Was just wondering if there were general guidelines when upgrading
[15:39] <jbwiv> BlouBlou: so how do you keep your plugins and bookmarks around?
[15:39] <lc> hey guys, how do i go about creating an ad-hoc wifi network without a router
[15:39] <BlouBlou> jbwiv: just update, configs will update automatically
[15:40] <dasunsrule32> jbwiv: You should be fine keeping your .mozilla folder
[15:40] <sipior> jbwiv: i've never ad a problem with these things on an update. moving /home to another install altogether might cause problems.
[15:40] <jbwiv> BlouBlou: so you recommend not moving the private files and let the upgrade handle them?
[15:40] <jbwiv> ok, I'll just backup and give it a shot. thanks guys
[15:40] <BlouBlou> jbwiv: well, private files yes, I am saying don't move config files
[15:41] <BlouBlou> jbwiv: if you have got your work's important files, you should have always a copy for security
[15:41] <jbwiv> BlouBlou: cool...thanks
[15:41] <BlouBlou> np
[15:43] <cuivandir> hello. is there any converter from .pdf to .po available on ubuntu?
[15:43] <kaddi> what is po?
[15:43] <sahil> hello guys,
[15:44] <sahil> i wanna know how to shutdown a ghost process??
[15:44] <sahil> which is neither visible on system process nor in ps -A .
[15:44] <BlouBlou> sahil: go to terminal and write: killall <process>
[15:44] <lc> anyone know how to create an ad-hoc wifi
[15:44] <flukebox> hi all .... i just updated to 9.10.. and find out that my nautilus ..open with commands are no more working
[15:44] <flukebox> anywya to fix that/
[15:44] <Pici> flukebox : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[15:44] <sahil> bloublou: i tried it too. but no use
[15:44] <sahil> actually i am usng atunes
[15:45] <flukebox> join #ubuntu+1
[15:45] <sahil> everytime i minimize it ....i gone visible but music don't stop.
[15:45] <kaddi> cuivandir: do you actually mean po or did you mean ps? what is po?
[15:45] <BlouBlou> sahil: wich programm do you use for listen music?
[15:45] <sahil> atunes
[15:46] <NinjaPlimsolls> hi all
[15:46] <NinjaPlimsolls> anyone know how I can get the new Karmic login screen? I've got an ugly mockup one I think
[15:46] <cuivandir> kaddi, po files are generated with GNU gettext if i'm not wrong and are used int translation of programs. i want to find a way to convert a .pdf to a .po so i can use the tools available for translating .po files...
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> NinjaPlimsolls:  the real one is ugly also. see #ubuntu+1
[15:46] <usb333> hello, I have a problem in my system. It doesn't load the desktop after the login screen. I'm now talking from a web-based IRC client through Firefox from the Failsafe Terminal mode.
[15:46] <sahil> Ninja*: are u sing karmic kola??
[15:47] <NinjaPlimsolls> yep im on Karmic now
[15:47] <BlouBlou> sahil: I recommend you Totem for general video/music files
[15:47] <usb333> I used wubi to install it if that has anything to do with the problem
[15:47] <Pici> NinjaPlimsolls : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[15:47] <Ben_90> hello???
[15:47] <usb333> all i can see is my background and my cursor
[15:47] <sahil> ninjaplimsolls: is karmic kola is safe to use at beta state.??
[15:47] <NinjaPlimsolls> ok thanks
[15:47] <Baba_B00ie> i'm having issues with choppy video. running ubuntu 9.04 and my video card is, according to lspci an intel mobile 945gm/gms
[15:47] <NinjaPlimsolls> sahil: i think so, no problems so far
[15:47] <BlouBlou> !hi | Ben_90
[15:48] <nocturno35> hi guys, I have a encrypted user folder from a former installation; now I can't access to the data, any suggestion?
[15:48] <sahil> ...gr8. Thanks NinjaPlimsolls.
[15:48] <NinjaPlimsolls> although some debs dont install correctly via GUI you need to dpkg -i them in terminal
[15:48] <Ben_90> BlouBlou?
[15:48] <BlouBlou> Ben_90: can I help you with anything?
[15:48] <Ben_90> how do i fix my sudoers file?
[15:49] <Baba_B00ie> i'm having issues with choppy video. running ubuntu 9.04 and my video card is, according to lspci an intel mobile 945gm/gms. anything i can do to get faster video?
[15:49] <n8tuser> Ben_90-> get to single user mode and fix it from there or on a livecd
[15:49] <Ben_90> it won't let me change its permissions through the root terminal
[15:50] <n8tuser> !who | Ben_90
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  perhaps clarify what you are trying to do to 'fix' it?
[15:51] <phuc> what
[15:51] <Ben_90> Dr_Willis: i added my user name into the sudoers file and changed the permissions from read-only to read/write
[15:51] <phuc> bb
[15:51] <phuc> exit
[15:51] <phuc> quit
[15:51] <Ben_90> Dr_Willis: and it won't let me change it back
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  then you should be able to use a live cd. and as the ROOT user change it back.  you will need to use sudo chmode whatevert.......
[15:52] <usb333> can anyone help me fixing my problem please?
[15:52] <NinjaPlimsolls> is there a way to force authentication, so i dont need to enter a password to install stuff, scratch my nose, browse the web or change my screensaver? :(
[15:52] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  or the recovery mode. if you are logged in as the root user.
[15:52] <Ben_90> i still can use the root terminal somewhat.
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  give the command you are using and the exact error message perhaps..   could be some trival mistake you are making
[15:53] <n8tuser> Ben_90-> can you define what you meant by root terminal?
[15:53] <Doc_Lappy> say my sound stopped working yesterday, any ideas what may of caused it or how to fix it?
[15:53] <Morwind> Hi. I just installed ubuntu on another hard drive. It loads grub, gets to the splash screen, and after that it halts at a black screen. Any help?