[16:35] <nich0s> I am in the final stages of completing my gateway setup, but I am hitting a snag with routing the traffic/sharing the internet connection.
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> !ics | nich0s
[16:37] <hmw> how can I find the icon set, that's currently in use? It's named "Dropline Neu" and I don't see it in ~/.icons nor in /usr/share/icons
[16:38] <bitbumper> hiqall
[16:38] <bitbumper> hi@all
[16:38] <CommonSense> llutz: eww.. looks more complicated than I can understand, is there any other like programs I can install that have an interface that will do it..
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> hmw: sudo find / -iname dropline
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> hmw: takes a while but will find it
[16:39] <om26er> bitbumper, hello!
[16:39] <hmw> ActionParsnip: alright.
[16:39] <beyecixramd> how do i extract the sound of a .ogv video?
[16:39] <CommonSense> !cron
[16:39] <om26er> pitivi?
[16:39] <beyecixramd> and once done, how do i rejoin the sound into the video?
[16:39] <llutz> CommonSense: i don't know
[16:39] <shane__> hey all
[16:40] <beyecixramd> pitivi, om26er?
[16:40] <FrEaKmAn_> hi, on ubuntu server - who should be owner of /tmp?
[16:40] <autoclesis> !canonical
[16:40] <hmw> ActionParsnip: updatedb & locate dont "see" all file systems, right?
[16:40] <Lord_Zuk> s
[16:40] <shane__> can anyone help me to get my usb ports working???
[16:40] <om26er> beyecixramd, I never did a/v editing but pitivi or openshot seem to be the editors so they might also extract audio
[16:40] <tuxsbro> is it worth installing the ati drivers from their website instead of the ones in the ubuntu repo?
[16:40] <shane__> i am using a dell dimension 4400 and the usb ports on the front do not work only the ones on the back are working
[16:40] <walla> w: help with apache
[16:41] <beyecixramd> okay tuxsbro, ill try, they should also be able to rejoin the sound once editer
[16:41] <h4f> how do I connect to IRC trough TOR ?
[16:41] <beyecixramd> edited*
[16:41] <beyecixramd> thanks for the idea
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> shane__: plug someting in and run: dmesg | tail    see if the system reacts
[16:41] <tuxsbro> beyecixramd: what?
[16:41] <CommonSense> llutz: ok, so a cron/at to run on the 10th April this year.. and runs a script in /home/<uname>/Bots/pybot/Delivery .. then runs the command python login.py and python add_text.py afterwards
[16:41] <llutz> hmw no,it depends on your updatedb.conf (grep -i prune /etc/updatedb.conf)
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> shane__: maybe you need a newer bios, or some bootoptions
[16:41] <hmw> llutz: oh, cool. thanks!
[16:41] <roberto90> hi there
[16:42] <beyecixramd> uhh... i meant om26er
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> shane__: if you websearch for your make / model in conjustion with Linux yuo may find guides outlining how to get it nice
[16:42] <shane__> ActionParsnip is there any way I can diagnose the issue from command line
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> shane__: I think theres a site clled laptop linux or somesuch
[16:42] <om26er> beyecixramd, :)
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> shane__: the dmesg will show if the kernel reacted to the device input
[16:43] <shane__> ActionParsnip tried a search and couldnt find anything
[16:43] <haytjes> hi. I have an existing/working 'ubuntu' partition on my computer, but now I want to start it through vmware => existing harddisk. Now everythings work except for X11 that doesn't want to start. (Nvidia drivers don't work in vmware). So is it possible to start gdm/xstart/x11 with nv instead? (without to much configuring, I still want it to work native, not in vmware)
[16:43] <lkvv> is there a way to make mounted partitions NOT show up on the desktop for aesthetic purposes.
[16:43] <bitbumper> actionparsnip must be config
[16:44] <shane__> ActionParsnip when i try demsg it says no command found. did you mean from package util-linux?!?!?!?
[16:44] <daniskami> lkvv: depends on which desktop (GNOME, XFCE,...) but generally there should be
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> shane__: if it says its in that package, install it
[16:44] <llutz> CommonSense: i reapeat: "man at"           "at 10am Apr 10"
[16:44] <shane__> ActionParsnip k
[16:44] <hmw> haytjes: what Ubuntu version?
[16:44] <walla> anyone have a couple of moments trying to figure out what has happened to my apache?
[16:44] <lkvv> daniskami, sorry I should of put that - the desktop is gnome
[16:45] <shane__> ActionParsnip it says the package is already installed?!?!?!
[16:45] <haytjes> hmw latest (9.10)
[16:46] <daniskami> lkvv: there's a way with gconf, don't know if there's a GUI option. Are you comfortable with gconf
[16:46] <bitbumper> shane@ deinstall the package and install it new with konsole or terminal
[16:46] <bitbumper> so you get the last stable version
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> shane__: then reinstall it
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> sudo apt-get --reinstall install util-linux
[16:47] <bitbumper> don use the package programm
[16:47] <CommonSense> llutz: ok, how do I end a manual without closing tab :P
[16:47] <jdos2> Anyone know when the support side folks of #ubuntuone typically show, please?
[16:47] <remoteCTRL> hi guys! i just downloaded some icon sets from gnome-looks.org can anybody tell me what to with those now?
[16:47] <bitbumper> install all programms with terminal
[16:47] <lkvv> daniskami, how do you gget to gconfig
[16:47] <llutz> q
[16:47] <llutz> CommonSense: press q
[16:47] <bitbumper> @remote
[16:48] <daniskami> lkvv: type Alt-F2 and enter the following: gconf-editor
[16:48] <llutz> CommonSense: btw "man man"
[16:48] <remoteCTRL> bitbumper: yes?
[16:48] <CommonSense> llutz: lol
[16:48] <bitbumper> you can choose install and there is no more work
[16:49] <lkvv> daniskami, ok
[16:49] <remoteCTRL> bitbumper: where ro with what can i choose install? those are just archives containing some folders or just icons...?
[16:49] <Nickalai_> remote: go to appearance and choose ib
[16:49] <Nickalai_> install
[16:50] <daniskami> lkvv: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-598821.html
[16:50] <earilmadith> firefox using 66% cpuload is normal?
[16:50] <bitbumper> in the config you can choose
[16:50] <daniskami> lkvv: Navigate to apps > nautilus > desktop, Uncheck the 'volumes_visible' key
[16:50] <walla> Sorry, I hate to spam, but does anyone have a good idea what to troubleshoot when I get a 404 error in apache, or alternatively where to go for support...
[16:50] <remoteCTRL> gawd now hes gone..
[16:50] <llutz> walla: #httpd or #apache
[16:50] <lkvv> ok thanks man
[16:51] <Ganja> lofe
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> walla: ~httpd
[16:51] <CommonSense> llutz: ok.. so I've got the basic file running, but how do I use its varibles, which is what I need..
[16:51] <sash_> walla: 404 is "Page doesnt exist"
[16:51] <walla> sash_: yeah, I know. That's what's a bit unnerving when hosting a website
[16:51] <llutz> CommonSense: sorry, i don't speak python
[16:51] <remoteCTRL> ActionParsnip: hey dude do ya happen to know how to install icon sets? in appearances you can only install themes it appears...
[16:51] <steven_> can i make my own sceener saver
[16:52] <CommonSense> llutz: I was talking english :P
[16:52] <Nickalai_> remote: try drag and drop? bt im sure that will make no difference. worth a try
[16:52] <CommonSense> but I get what your sayin
[16:53] <gjesvik> When I boot my laptop ubuntu works fine until "Starting boot logger bootlogd" and then everything stops
[16:53] <llutz> CommonSense: :D run the commands like you do in a terminal, it should do the same job
[16:53] <gjesvik> It freezes. The same thing happens when I try recovery mode. Anyone know what might be wrong?
[16:53] <Remmaze> Remmaze Is In Tha House...!!
[16:54] <t0rc> Good now I'm leaving said house.
[16:54] <steven_> can i make a sceener saver
[16:54] <CommonSense> llutz: I got an error when I used.. at 10am Apr 10 -f "login.py -pass:<pass hidden now>"
[16:54] <yshavit> Preposteruss: it was you who said you're running Ubuntu on a netbook, right?
[16:54] <gjesvik> Correction: It apparently stops booting, but it accepts keyboard input
[16:54] <Preposteruss> yeah
[16:54] <Preposteruss> eee pc 1001p
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> steven_: with the right knowhow, sure
[16:54] <CommonSense> llutz: Error... Cannot open input file login.py -pass:<hidden pass>: No such file or directory
[16:55] <steven_> ok how
[16:55] <gjesvik> Any help is greatly appreciated.
[16:55] <llutz> CommonSense: call scripts with full pathes
 how do i do this
[16:55] <CommonSense> llutz: I'm in the correct directory, and with out the varible "-pass:" it works fine..
[16:56] <Remmaze> guys, 1 question : all this Facebook hacking happening now, are they got to do with the OS that we`re using?
[16:56] <tobago> doing "sudo zcat /tmp/boot.img.gz > /dev/sdf1" i receive a "Permission Denied".why the hell?
[16:56] <llutz> CommonSense: call scripts with full pathes  <-   and read man-page "environment" part again
[16:56] <rohithwiz23> Can someone give me a command in the Terminal so I can tell if I installed openVC correctly
[16:56] <llutz> tobago: zcat file |sudo tee /dev....
[16:57] <llutz> tobago: sudo echo redirection won't work
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: depends, is the "hacking" affecting windows only? It depends on the parogative of "they"
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: they make make something to attack ubuntu only in some way
[16:57] <CommonSense> llutz: still nothing :p
[16:57] <tobago> llutz, "sudo zcat /tmp/boot.img.gz |sudo tee /dev/sdf1"?
[16:58] <llutz> tobago: yes
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: there are too many what-ifs to give any sort of answer
[16:58] <Remmaze> should i be worry? cuz im running ubuntu 9.10
[16:58] <rohithwiz23> Can someone give me a command in the Terminal so I can tell if I installed openVC correctly??
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: just keep using your system as user and your system will be quite safe, any security will be attended if and when it is noticed
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> rohithwiz23: dpkg -l | grep open | grep vc
[16:59] <llutz> tobago: sorry, just zcat, no sudo needed left of the pipe
[16:59] <Remmaze> thanx man...
[16:59] <tobago> llutz, then all is piped to stdout!
[17:00] <Remmaze> cuz, theres alot of news regarding peoples FB account got Hacked and stuff...
[17:00] <thevishy> how do i make my hdd mount automatically during boot
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | thevishy
[17:01] <rohithwiz23> ActionParsnip: What am i supposed to get in respons?
[17:01] <Preposteruss> you can connect to facebook through https.
[17:01] <tobago> llutz, i better cancel it.#
[17:02] <gp5st_> would someone be able to pm their source.list i think something is wrong on this computer, ff won't start and a couple of other weird things
[17:02] <Remmaze> Preposteruss: good idea...
[17:02] <gjesvik> Anyone know? Bootlogd?
[17:02] <gjesvik> Why is it stopping my boot?
[17:02] <llutz> tobago:try        sudo sh -c "zcat file >...."
 would gnu lamage  be the right place to start
[17:04] <gp5st_> what does it mean when a package has been kept back in apt?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> gjesvik: you could disable it using bum etc, boot logging isnt hugely essential
[17:04] <Preposteruss> is there anything like the fpaste program for ubuntu? where I can pipe <command> and it uploads the output to a pastebin?
[17:04] <happyface>  why does my wifi card not show up in nm-applet unless I reinstall gnome-network-manager and reboot?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> gp5st_: it means the package is on the repo but its dependancies havent been met yet so apt will not install them
[17:04] <llutz> gp5st_: it depends on other packages, not being updated yet
[17:04] <om26er> gp5st_, it means there are some dependency problems
[17:04] <gjesvik> ActionParsnip: Thank you. However I am not able to pass any commands to the OS because it will not boot
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> gp5st_: when the deps get met they will be installed
[17:05] <gjesvik> Loading bum simply isn't possible.
[17:05] <tobago> llutz, yep! that's it. thanks
[17:05] <gp5st_> ActionParsnip, llutz om26er thanks
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> gjesvik: could boot to livecd and chroot
[17:05] <llutz> tobago: odd, tee should have worked too...
[17:05] <gjesvik> excellent
[17:05] <gjesvik> will try
[17:06] <gjesvik> Thank you.
[17:06] <tobago> llutz, no it didn't. but sh -c does well!
[17:06] <om26er> gp5st_, :)
[17:06] <isolat3dsh33p> heya peeps, how do I chroot? I run updates on Windows XP and not grub can't boot properly :(
[17:07] <llutz> tobago: i believe you, but it "should have" :)
[17:07] <blakkheim> isolat3dsh33p: man chroot
[17:08] <isolat3dsh33p> blakkheim, it doesn't give much help :/
[17:08] <gp5st_> ugh, i think i may have done something for god only knows what reason and it's frelling this computer up.  i'm upgrading to 9.10 and hoping that'll fix these errors
[17:08] <cheako> Hello, on Thunderbird how can I cahnge the IMAP Trash folder to be "Deleted items" instead?
[17:08] <blakkheim> isolat3dsh33p: it tells you everything about it..
[17:08] <cheako> This is to match the webmail.
[17:09] <gp5st_> well i'm going to head out
[17:09] <gp5st_> take care all
[17:09] <gp5st_> thanks again
[17:09] <cheako> For all the other folders this is adjustable.
[17:10] <Dinox> isolat3dsh33p : try boot into cd http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
[17:10] <Dinox> mount /dev/sdaX /mnt/linux
[17:11] <Dinox> chroot /mnt/linux /bin/bash
[17:11] <xxx_> asdf
[17:11] <CommonSense> llutz: at, how do I delete all the ones I've put in.. they were all tests
[17:12] <llutz> CommonSense: atrm, atq
[17:12] <llutz> tobago: my bad,was missing " >/dev/null "  at tee
[17:14] <dyek> For a linux-image package build that is almost completing, except for an error in debian/control package name, would running a second time this command "AUTOBUILD=1 NOEXTRAS=1 fakeroot debian/rules binary-generic" be much faster? Or does "dh_clean -k" triggers "debian/rules clean" and recompiles the source tree clean?
[17:14] <Slyboots> Is it just me, or is Ubuntu grou control really.. weak
[17:15] <didiermah> bonjour
[17:15] <ikonia> Slyboots: what ?
[17:15] <Slyboots> Say, in this example I have 3 groups.  A, B and C.. I want to give everyone in group A Full control over a directory, B should have read-only access only and C should have no access at all
[17:15] <Slyboots> But.. I can only assign one group to a folder
[17:16] <ikonia> Slyboots: that is how unix permissions work, it's nothing to do with ubuntu, all unix and linux works like that, once you learn how to control it, it's very powerful
[17:16] <Dink> Can someone point to the right direction on how to create "noarch" deb files? Want to create a .deb that would run on both 64 and 32 if that is possible.
[17:17] <pastelito> hellow
[17:17] <ikonia> Dink: noarch is for packages that do not contain binary data, eg: config files, or theme files,
[17:17] <pastelito> aloo alooo
[17:17] <pastelito> hola holaaa
[17:17] <ikonia> Dink: you can't make a 64bit software package "noarch" and it will work on both 32/64bit
[17:17] <ikonia> !es | pastelito
[17:18] <Dink> ikonia, ok thanks that answers my question. Will create two .deb then. Thanks for the help.
[17:18] <abhi_nav> ubottu hi
[17:18] <abhi_nav> hmm she is awake now!!!
[17:18] <_1domagoj1_> hello everyone
[17:18] <emma> that's new
[17:18] <seanbrystone> is there a way to limit how much hard drive space a program or directory can have? woke up this morning found out a VIM swp file was taking 46 gigs! (assuming the program went bonkers or something) Would like to prevent this from happening again!
[17:19] <ikonia> no, "hi" has been around for ages
[17:19] <emma> is that the only thing it listens to?
[17:19] <_1domagoj1_> i was wondering if anyone could help me with a little problem
[17:19] <ikonia> no there are some other triggers (I don't remember them)
[17:19] <abhi_nav> hmmm
[17:20] <emma> i need to get that.
[17:20] <^mNotIntelligent> can someone help me with a silly issue in joining #php channel.
[17:20] <Nollog> quotas
[17:20] <tonsofpcs> so what version of QT4 is in Karmic?
[17:20] <Pici> !register | ^mNotIntelligent
[17:20] <^mNotIntelligent> whenever i try to join #php, it gives some msg and forwards me to ##overflow
[17:20] <Stargaze> !ask| 1domagoj1_
[17:20] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, my nick is already registered
[17:21] <_1domagoj1_> okey
[17:21] <Nollog> 17:21:45 -ChanServ(ChanServ@services.)- [##php] Welcome to ##PHP. Please read the guidelines.
[17:21] <Nollog> 17:21:45 Home page for ##php: http://hashphp.org/
[17:21] <Nollog> 17:21:45 Irssi: Join to ##php was synced in 1 secs
[17:21] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, google says something about +j: join throttling ... how to get rid of that
[17:21] <Pici> ^mNotIntelligent: You need to ask in #freenode
[17:21] <isolat3dsh33p> blakkheim, I don't think so. :/
[17:21] <_1domagoj1_> you see, i am updating ubuntu, and one of the updates is new kernel and UM stopped at one moment and that's it, it hands
[17:21] <^mNotIntelligent> Nollog, are you able to join that channel ?
[17:21] <Nollog> Yes.
[17:21] <_1domagoj1_> what should i do?
[17:22] <Pici> ^mNotIntelligent: You need to speak to staff regarding your account.
[17:22] <vivid> _1domagoj1_, its still hung?
[17:22] <_1domagoj1_> yes, 2 h by now. and im am affraid to xkill it because of kernel update
[17:22] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, how to chroot? I mean the whole process. So that I can update grub.
[17:22] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, why ? this is the first time I'm trying to join #php
[17:23] <MJ94> Is there a way to see if a server has python installed?
[17:23] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: what do you mean by update grub ?
[17:23] <^mNotIntelligent> Nollog, if you are able to join and I'm not then may be something is wrong with my account
[17:23] <ikonia> Nollog: type "/usr/bin/python"
[17:23] <ikonia> ooops
[17:23] <MJ94> MJ94:
[17:23] <MJ94> :PP
[17:23] <^mNotIntelligent> Nollog, Pici : thanks ...let me ask in #freenode
[17:23] <ikonia> sorry
[17:23] <Nollog> /usr/bin.python
[17:23] <Nollog> /usr/bin/python
[17:23] <MJ94> LOOL
[17:23] <omerta> hi i'm using kubuntu, how do i change my ip address (static, manual not dhcp) and dns servers using gui mode
[17:23] <greezmunkey> Nollog, "locate python" in a terminal
[17:24] <Haegin> ^mNotIntelligent: what is the 'some msg' you refer to that you get when you join before it bumps you to ##overflow?
[17:24] <dbdii407> or python --version ?
[17:24] <_1domagoj1_> cant you update grub by simply typing in terminal: sudo  update-grub ?
[17:24] <Nollog> I could /exec -o it but I'm afraid it would spam you. :p
[17:24] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, my grub can't load after Windows XP update. I'm not sure what's wrong. So, I want to try to update grub using my LiveCD
[17:24] <Slyboots> I really cant see any way of doing this
[17:24] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: what error do you get ?
[17:24] <Slyboots> I can only assign control to one group, if I try to assign a second or two at a time it overwrites/fails
[17:25] <ikonia> Slyboots: yes, that is how unix file system permissions work
[17:25] <rohithwiz23> I have a webcamera at pipeline "v4l2src device="/dev/video1" Is it possible to change it??
[17:25] <Slyboots> ikonia: that seems.. powerfuly stupid
[17:25] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, none. When I boot. I can only see 'grub loading' for a while and then it boots back. Is it MBR problem?
[17:25] <ikonia> Slyboots: look on wikipedia at unix file systems to get a better understanding
[17:25] <Slyboots> how on learth can you manage a multi-user system with it like that
[17:25] <Stargaze> Slyboots, feel free to to invent a better system
[17:25] <ikonia> Slyboots: then don't use it if it doesn't meet your needs
[17:25] <vivid> omerta, ive never heard of a gui application that actually worked.  its fairly easy to do via command line though
[17:25] <Slyboots> Is not like I have a choice of changing it o.o
[17:25] <Haegin> Slyboots: that is what groups are for, create a new group with everyone you want to be able to do stuff with whatever you want to do stuff with in and set that as the group
[17:25] <Haegin> or use ACLs
[17:26] <Haegin> !ACL
[17:26] <llutz> Slyboots: unix-permissions are really limited, have you tried using ACLs
[17:26] <omerta> vivid, i could change those in ubuntu using gui mode
[17:26] <Slyboots> ... whats a ACL?
[17:26] <Haegin> ACLs == Access Control Lists
[17:26] <ikonia> !grub2 > isolat3dsh33p
[17:26] <omerta> vivid, but i'm new to kubuntu, i have no idea
[17:26] <Slyboots> Oh, yea Access con.. Like windows?
[17:26] <vivid> omerta, really? what application
[17:26] <_1domagoj1_> so, what do you think should I kill update manager since it's updating kernel, and then update via terminal?
[17:26] <Haegin> Slyboots: I wouldn't know - I don't use windows
[17:26] <omerta> vivid, you just right click your network and change it
[17:26] <Vigo> !grub2 | namehere
[17:26] <Slyboots> Well, how do I use ACLs?
[17:27] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: probably kill update manager then run the update from a terminal to see what you get
[17:27] <dbdii407> So no one knows the link to the development server?
[17:27] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: it might need you to run apt-get -f install first to fix stuff up
[17:27] <ikonia> dbdii407: what development servers? for what ?
[17:27] <Haegin> dbdii407: if you mean the dev channel it's #ubuntu-devel or was last time I checked
[17:27] <Vigo> opps, srry
[17:27] <rohithwiz23> How can I change the systems default pipline for webcam??
[17:28] <dbdii407> ikonia, There's a development server somewhere that has the wallpapers and stuff
[17:28] <Haegin> Slyboots: I'd start by googling it. Haven't used them myself.
[17:28] <ldiamond> I am currently trying to transfer large files to a USB HDD for backup, however, the transfer keeps pausing and resuming. Anyone know why? It starts at 40MB/s and lowers to 25MB/s then.
[17:28] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, damn... That'll do. Thanks. :)
[17:28] <_1domagoj1_> thank you haegin, ill try that. i just pray that it doesnt mess my os, cause i need it, and i dont have time to repair it :)
[17:28] <ikonia> dbdii407: Im not sure what you are talking about
[17:28] <Slyboots> Mhh. okay
[17:28] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: just don't reboot until you are sure it's okay
[17:28] <vivid> omerta, i dont know what kubuntu uses, try asking them in #kubuntu, all i know is the sure fire way to do it in any *nix
[17:28] <CommonSense> anyone know a visual cron editor?
[17:28] <dbdii407> at the bottom, it says 'no hotlinking' or something
[17:28] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: also if you do have problems try one of the older kernels or boot in recovery mode
[17:28] <blakkheim> CommonSense: xterm -e vi
[17:28] <omerta> vivid, can you send me a tutorial
[17:29] <omerta> vivid, a link?
[17:29] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: problem is i dont know how to be sure :O
[17:29] <ikonia> dbdii407: theydont' sound like official ubuntu servers
[17:29] <seanbrystone> CommonSense, gnome-schedule or something like that
[17:29] <niekie> ldiamond: I am currently getting around 25MB/s while running a backup to USB operation, so assuming that's pretty normal.
[17:29] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: if you can install stuff normally and run apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade normally it's probably fine
[17:29] <niekie> My backup operation has to hurry though. AC socket of my laptop died and I can't charge it anymore :(
[17:29] <ldiamond> niekie, does the transfer keep pausing and resuming? It is very unlikely that it buffers around 400MB every times.
[17:30] <Haegin> dbdii407: do you mean art.gnome.org or gnomelook.org ?
[17:30] <rohithwiz23> Is it possible to change the systems default pipline for the webcam if it is how do you do change it???
[17:30] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: can you also tell me how to run os with older kernel? i belive older kernels are saved?
[17:30] <dbdii407> Haegin, Nope
[17:30] <seanbrystone> is there a way to limit how much hard drive space a program or directory can have? woke up this morning found out a VIM swp file was taking 46 gigs! (assuming the program went bonkers or something) Would like to prevent this from happening again!
[17:30] <vivid> omerta, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-ubuntu-linux-convert-dhcp-network-configuration-to-static-ip-configuration.html     this is how i would do it
[17:30] <dbdii407> Haegin, It was a server that just listed files
[17:31] <dbdii407> xUbuntu logo at the bottom
[17:31] <omerta> thank you vivid
[17:31] <dyek> For a linux-image package build that is almost completing, except for an error in debian/control package name, would running a second time this command "AUTOBUILD=1 NOEXTRAS=1 fakeroot debian/rules binary-generic" be much faster? Or does "dh_clean -k" triggers "debian/rules clean" and recompiles the source tree clean? I'm looking for a debian command that continues only the packaging step.
[17:31] <dbdii407> with a "this server is only for development.. blah.." message
[17:31] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: when it boots it will either give you a list of kernels or say something about pressing esc to enter grub. Pressing escape gets you to the list of kernels. Just pick one lower than the top. They come in pairs - the first is the kernel normally, the second is the kernel in recovery mode which boots to a terminal and some options. if you aren't comfortable in the terminal stay away from recovery mode for now.
[17:31] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, sounds like you want to assign disk quotas
[17:31] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: if you have a live cd you can always use that to get on here and ask for more help
[17:31] <ph8> can i migrate a live server from 64 bit to 32 bit? it's in my house so not a big worry if it crashes too hard
[17:31] <seanbrystone> greezmunkey, yep something like that, do you know how?
[17:32] <Haegin> dbdii407: no idea then, unlikely to be widely known tbh. Check you browser history if you have it backed up anywhere.
[17:32] <rohithwiz23> My web cameras pipeline is v4l2src device="/dev/video1"   Is it possible to change it to v4l2src device="/dev/video0" the application i am using seems to only look at v4l2src device="/dev/video0"
[17:32] <niekie> ldiamond: mine pauses very briefly occassionally.
[17:32] <Haegin> ph8: short answer - no
[17:32] <dbdii407> Haegin, Fresh reinstall. don't have the link
[17:32] <Vigo> ph8: make a backup
[17:32] <dbdii407> Wouldn't be asking if I had a way to find it
[17:32] <ph8> yeh guess i will
[17:32] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, It's been a while, I'd have to look it up. I remember issues with it though...
[17:32] <Haegin> rohithwiz23: better would be to find the config file for that application that used /dev/video0 and change it there.
[17:33] <seanbrystone> greezmunkey, ok thanks anyways :)
[17:33] <Sioux_33> hi i was comparing just now windows support irc channel versus ubuntu irc channel on windows no one is asking anything there is quiet like in grave over here is like market in nigeria 5questions/sec im not even able to read them its to fast
[17:33] <Haegin> dbdii407: well, I don't know it and if you don't know it you might have to resort to googling for the phrases you can remember from the site.
[17:33] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, command repquota will show ant current quotas...
[17:34] <seanbrystone> ok
[17:34] <Haegin> Sioux_33: this is a busy channel. if you end up with a complicated issue you may end up in a PM with someone to cut out the babble. Alternatively ignore join part and quits can help
[17:34] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: thank you, i belive i am pretty comfy with terminal so that should not be problem. as regarding live cd hehe, well, i dont have functional cd drive, and i formated usb from which i installed os, but if ill need, i will make another one
[17:34] <tome0> I suspect the directory database of my harddrive has been corrupted. I cant find the drive with either disk utiity, gparted or df. However I did manage to write 1024 bytes to it with dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1024 count=1024, what tools can I use to be able to rebuild the directory database?
[17:34] <yogione> what is a good screen sharing app for ubuntu
[17:35] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, quotaon, quotacheck, also you can base quotas on groups - probably the easiest way to implement
[17:35] <hmw> vivid: xset s off and xset dpms 0 0 0  did not do the trick, it just turned the monitor off again... i did not yet try to set those thing in xorg.conf, though.
[17:35] <seanbrystone> yeah i had to install quota
[17:35] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: thx for help, gosh i just hope everything goes well
[17:36] <seanbrystone> so now im 'man repquota'  greezmunkey thanks :)
[17:36] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, I forgot edquota :)
[17:36] <vivid> hmw, you have to issue those commands every time you log in
[17:36] <vivid> hmw, if you relogged, you lost that setting and it was turned back on
[17:36] <hmw> vivid: oh, of course, i did in fact kill my X server :) oops
[17:36] <vivid> hmw, you can add those to System>Preferences>Startup Applications and it will do it automatically every time you log in
[17:36] <petsounds> hi all. any idea why i can't run gwibber from daily ppa? when i try to run from terminal it keeps telling me about desktop couch and here's the output http://pastebin.ca/1839702 thanks =)
[17:37] <ikonia> petsounds: contact the PPA owner to debug it
[17:37] <_1domagoj1_> going now, cya
[17:38] <petsounds> ikonia, ok will do, thanks =)
[17:38]  * ooangoo ooangoo
[17:39]  * ooangoo dit bonjour
[17:39] <greezmunkey> lo
[17:40] <Brickrat> hey all
[17:40] <rohithwiz23> My web cameras pipeline is v4l2src device="/dev/video1"   Is it possible to change it to v4l2src device="/dev/video0" the application i am using seems to only look at v4l2src device="/dev/video0"
[17:40] <petsounds> meanwhile, can you guys recommend me a good twitter client? but not the one with adobe air ;)
[17:40] <Sioux_33> bonjour <Brickrat>
[17:40] <Brickrat> how do i go about to edit the /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70deconf  ??
[17:41] <Brickrat> if i use gedit it gives me permission errors
[17:41] <vivid> sudo gedit
[17:41] <llutz> Brickrat: gksudo  gedit
[17:41] <boy33> hi. while am installing ubuntu using USB and reached 90%, power suddnly went off. what should i do now?
[17:41] <Brickrat> kk let me try
[17:41] <ikonia> boy33: re-istall
[17:41] <ikonia> install
[17:42] <boy33> u mean start everything over again?
[17:42] <boy33> cant i resume?
[17:42] <ikonia> no
[17:42] <ikonia> re-install
[17:42] <boy33> omg.
[17:42] <boy33> iv been waiting it for 4hours
[17:42] <Brickrat> gksudo gedit or sudo gedit not working >>>>
[17:42] <ikonia> it shoulnd't take 4 hours to install ubuntu
[17:43] <remoteCTRL> !dvd
[17:43] <boy33> i had to let it download language package. and my internet is slow
[17:43] <ikonia> boy33: install it defautal, then download langage packs once it's installed
[17:44] <Leon_Nardella> boy33, Unplug your network cable and let it update the language packages after installation.
[17:45] <boy33> well, so much for waiting. thx guys
[17:45] <Brickrat> if i use gksudo gedit i get - (gksudo:2056): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[17:46] <Brickrat> any suggestions?
[17:46] <ikonia> Brickrat:exactly what command are you using and what error
[17:47] <Brickrat> gksudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70deconf
[17:47] <Brickrat>  (gksudo:2056): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[17:47] <ikonia> Brickrat: please show me the output of "id"
[17:47] <Brickrat> even in root i get same error
[17:47] <ikonia> you shouldn't be root
[17:47] <ikonia> that's the problem
[17:48] <Brickrat> but im logged in as normal user and i get same error
[17:48] <Brickrat> i think it might be my keyboard :S
[17:48] <Brickrat> LOL
[17:48] <ikonia> Brickrat: show me the output of "id" please
[17:48] <xjds535> Anyone know when the #ubuntuone support folk start rolling in, please?
[17:48] <ikonia> no
[17:48] <hmw> Brickrat: did you try to start gedit from the console, perhaps?
[17:49] <_1domagoj1_> hello again
[17:49] <abhi_nav> hi
[17:49] <hmw> Brickrat: please stay in this channel
[17:49] <hmw> Brickrat: i didnt get your PM
[17:49] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: i did sudo apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:51] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: then i got some output which i can post to your PM not to spam this channel and after running these commands, restart required window poped up
[17:51] <obeyence> Would anyone care to help me in my endevor of using Wine to play Stalker CoP? I have been trying to play for days. I spend all day yesterday (12+ hours) trying to get it to work and i failed. I need help.
[17:51] <bolex> is it possible to setup GRUB on one flash drive and have that startup a seperate USB hdd or would different computers mix up the device numbers?
[17:51] <ikonia> obeyence: have you tried the wineo channel
[17:52] <abhi_nav> bolex: you can install another os on use hdd or pen drive
[17:52] <Stargaze> !wine| obeyence
[17:52] <ikonia> bolex: using grub on non-static devices can get complex
[17:52] <abhi_nav> bolex and to boot from that os you need to enable boot from usb drive in bios
[17:52] <abhi_nav> ??
[17:52] <_1domagoj1_> so, what should i do now, any proposals?
[17:53] <bolex> cause grub always works on the tiny flash drive but that one is slow and.. tiny. So I tried putting Xubuntu on a bigger one but i have to reinstall grub every time i run it there
[17:53] <abhi_nav> oh sorry i am confused you continue
[17:56] <_1domagoj1_> anyone? any advice? so, i killed update manager in the middle of process, ran sudo apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade restart required window poped up, and i got few errors in terminal. should i restart?
[17:57] <logankoester> When I restart sshd through ssh, should I be getting disconnected?
[17:57] <llutz> _1domagoj1_: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:57] <greezmunkey> logankoester, sounds about right!
[17:58] <Ardethian> oO
[17:58] <_1domagoj1_> IIutz: i did that
[17:58] <llutz> logankoester: no
[17:59] <llutz> _1domagoj1_: why do you paste wrong commands repeatetly then?
[17:59] <_1domagoj1_> llutz: then as i said restart required popped up
[17:59] <CAPcap> Is there an alternative to X.org? Is there another distro that would make use of said alternative (if one exists)
[17:59] <logankoester> thanks llutz. Why not?
[17:59] <autoclesis> intel core i5-650 is okay?
[18:00] <ZykoticK9> shift+2 gives a " instead of a @, anyone run into this problem before?  (question isn't for me personally, can't test)
[18:00] <llutz> logankoester: good question... i don't know, but it won't kick you out
[18:01] <_1domagoj1_> zykotick9: you have wrong keyboard layout=
[18:01] <_1domagoj1_> '*
[18:01] <_1domagoj1_> ?*
[18:01] <llutz> ZykoticK9: not a problem, default here (de keyboard) ;)
[18:02] <ZykoticK9> llutz, thanks i'll pass that along
[18:03] <bolexx> can't i use a uuid instead of a (hd1,5) in grub?
[18:03] <greezmunkey> logankoester, how are you killing sshd?
[18:03] <bolexx> that would seem to solve my problem of using the drive on multiple computers
[18:03] <Mike1> hey! Impress displays a thin gray border around png-graphics during presentation … how can I solve this problem? Version is 3.1.1 and it’s only displayed if I changed the size of the picture in Impress
[18:03] <charnel> what is the problem with this. I cannot install the xmBlackBerry http://pastebin.com/7DXspgrF
[18:04] <oak> How do I add the ports for aim, msn, and other messenger protocols to ufw?
[18:04] <ChogyDan> CAPcap: I think the answer is no
[18:05] <ChogyDan> CAPcap: or maybe xfree86
[18:05] <Stargaze> oak, try using gufw (graphic)
[18:05] <bolexx> so my actual question: Is the UUID of a device persistent across different computers?
[18:05] <markd25> yes
[18:05] <llutz> bolexx: yes, its "part" of the filesystem
[18:06] <CAPcap> ChogyDan, thanks
[18:06] <oak> Stargaze: I've actually added the ports, a few times, but they refuse to work propperly. Do I use tcp, udf, or both?
[18:06] <bolexx> so can i just do root  a8aa4adb-b3e6-4e1d-b4ad-e6cd704788b2 in grub instead of (hd2,5) ?
[18:06] <llutz> bolexx:afaik it needs special notation for using uuids , read grub-documentation
[18:07] <Trubica> hy all
[18:07] <markd25> hi
[18:07] <Trubica> i need some help
[18:07] <Trubica> can anyone elp me?
[18:07] <Stargaze> !ask| Trubica
[18:07] <bolexx> !ask | Trubica
[18:07] <Trubica> so, i just installad xubuntu in my laptop
[18:07] <Trubica> but i cant use my wifi card
[18:08] <Trubica> it cant find my network
[18:08] <Stargaze> Trubica, is it internal ir usb?
[18:08] <Trubica> internal
[18:08] <oak> How do I add the ports for aim, msn, and other messenger protocols to ufw?
[18:08] <Stargaze> ir = or
[18:08] <Trubica> broadcom ...
[18:08] <CAPcap> how does xfree86 differ X.org?
[18:08] <_1domagoj1_> hello again, i look like everything went fine, it seems that update manager stopped only visually (i did not got not responding message) but it in fact installed everything. thank you all for help
[18:09] <Stargaze> Trubica, there are some Broadcom tools in Synaptic
[18:09] <_1domagoj1_> it looks like*
[18:09] <oak> Stargaze: Do you know why it's not working? I've tried to add the ports, but they don't work.
[18:10] <logankoester> greezmunkey: It was being killed correctly, I traced the problem to something else - thank you
[18:10] <Stargaze> oak, i have no further advice, sorry :(
[18:10] <thevishy> !11
[18:10] <thevishy> !10.4
[18:10] <oak> Stargaze: Thanks, I'll go post on the forums then
[18:11] <thevishy> !release
[18:11] <Zundapp> Has anyone got pytrainer 1.7 to work under karmic?
[18:11] <Preposteruss> thevishy: it's 40 something days until 10.4
[18:11] <mawst> Ok for some reason I can save, but not export files in open office.... Anyone familiar with this problem/fix?
[18:12] <greezmunkey> logankoester, heh thanks to you I found that *I* was terminating sshd incorrectly (kill -1)
[18:12] <IdleOne> !10.04 zeros are numbers also
[18:12] <IdleOne> !10.04
[18:13] <CAPcap> how does xfree86 differ X.org?
[18:14] <bigtom21485> help
[18:14] <CAPcap> bigtom21485, just ask your question
[18:14] <bigtom21485> im running a hp tx2525nr with ubuntu 9.10 and i cant seem to get it to find its wifi card.
[18:15] <nirik> abhi_nav: you wanted to show me something here?
[18:15] <bigtom21485> but when i ran ubuntu from the livecd it found it no problem then in install and its like it forgot about it
[18:15] <abhi_nav> !hi | nirik
[18:15] <xiong> I had a (perhaps unnecessarily) hard time upgrading to Karmic; but it paid off in a couple ways. I'm not so sure I want to invest in the Lucid upgrade when it comes. This may sound silly but is it reasonable for me to aim for a particular release and stick with it awhile (for some value of 'awhile')?
[18:15] <Mike1> bigtom21485: what wifi card does it have? `sudo lspci` or `sudo lsusb` will tell you :-)
[18:15] <nirik> abhi_nav: ok.
[18:15] <Mike1> in a terminal
[18:16] <abhi_nav> !ask | nirik
[18:16] <abhi_nav> !webcam | nirik
[18:16] <sirninja> How do I get rhythmbox to show the ratings of songs?
[18:16] <Mike1> sirninja: You could add a column for it, I guess
[18:17] <bigtom21485> mike1: broadcom bcm4328
[18:17] <claudia> naben
[18:17] <claudia> d
[18:17] <xiong> Which will be the next LTS? Is that fixed ahead of time?
[18:17] <Stargaze> xiong, 10.04 will be LTS
[18:18] <Mike1> xiong: and 12.04 will be LTS after it, most likely
[18:18] <xiong> Then perhaps I'll invest in Lucid, then stop awhile.
[18:19] <snake_> hola
[18:19] <sirninja> Mike1: How do I add a column?
[18:19] <bigtom21485> mike1: broadcom BCM4328
[18:19] <Mike1> bigtom21485: search the internet with that keyword + ubuntu :-)
[18:19] <greezmunkey> Silly question: What is the significance of the .04? eg 10.04
[18:19] <switchgirl> hi has anyone studied with the Open University? i was wondering how there software works with Ubuntu
[18:19] <llutz> greezmunkey: year.month
[18:20] <molqr> hello all...
[18:20] <xiong> greezmunkey, April = 04
[18:20] <greezmunkey> I said it was silly :)
[18:20] <Mike1> sirninja: Edit → Preferences → “Visible Columns”
[18:20] <molqr> how can one select text on the bash command line without using mouse ?
[18:20] <xiong> greezmunkey, Since Ubuntu is tied to a 6 month release schedule, in theory all releases will be either .04 or .10.
[18:20] <jrib> molqr: screen or tmux
[18:21] <molqr> jrib, gnome-terminal
[18:21] <erUSUL> molqr: emacs keybindings. crtl + spc to mark the init of the text then move to the end and do Alt + w
[18:21] <greezmunkey> xiong: thank you.
[18:21] <jrib> molqr: and?
[18:21] <xiong> greezmunkey, I agree that it's a nonstandard use of minor revision numbers.
[18:21] <molqr> erUSUL, aha .. let me try that :)
[18:21] <vimninja2000> so I am trying to use verizon on Ubuntu and it seems to have just automatically connected for me
[18:22] <erUSUL> molqr: that works on the command line itself not in the output
[18:22] <vimninja2000> and i can use the web, but i can't connect to freenode!
[18:22] <molqr> jrib, i may not have understood your hint.. let me get back to you
[18:22] <vimninja2000> i'm using an online client right now
[18:22] <vimninja2000> anyone ever have this problem?
[18:22] <iceroot> why is "sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" giving permissin denied but running as root is working?
[18:22] <dfwsupergeek> forgive my noobness, but where can I find an accurate, to-the-point tutorial on how to upgrade libsdl to 1.2.14?
[18:23] <llutz> iceroot: sudo echo redirection won't work, use tee
[18:23] <erUSUL> iceroot: sudo does not croos over redirections
[18:23] <Stargaze> what's verizon?
[18:23] <dfwsupergeek> pulling what's left of my hair out about this and one other problem
[18:23] <erUSUL> cross
[18:23] <llutz> iceroot: read forums, its a faq
[18:23] <iceroot> llutz: erUSUL thx
[18:23] <WindPower> iceroot: Use sudo bash -c "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" OR echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[18:23] <LizardK|ng> how do i get my network icon back by the clock in jaunty? it disappeared last week
[18:23] <molqr> erUSUL, sorry no luck ... not working on for me
[18:23] <vimninja2000> and or know how I could figure out what's going on? I can't ping any of the actual freenode servers, i can ping irc.freenode.net and chat.freenode.net
[18:23] <erUSUL> iceroot: echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[18:23] <vimninja2000> but i can't ping e.g. niven.freenode.net
[18:23] <llutz> iceroot: echo 1    | sudo tee file >/dev/null
[18:23] <autoclesis> how's this for ubuntu 9.10 : http://cdn.gateway.com/product_spec.php?product_recid=529668615
[18:23] <vimninja2000> it resolves the ip but never sends any dada
[18:23] <molqr> jrib, i don't use screen and i don't know what tmux is
[18:24] <jrib> molqr: well using screen or tmux would be one way to copy and paste without a mouse in your terminal
[18:24] <vimninja2000> ok nevermind, weirdness
[18:24] <molqr> jrib, i see ... thanks
[18:25] <portero> ola
[18:25] <Stargaze> molqr, on this PDF you find a tmux tutorial, page 5 => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/issue34_en.pdf
[18:26] <isolat3dsh33p> hello guys, while trying to update-grub using LiveCD to recover my grub2 at boot, I got this message --> 'grep: /proc/mounts: No such file or directory Cannot find list of partitions!'. What does it mean? Can I simply mkdir to solve the problem?
[18:26] <portero> hay alguien de 6ºa o 6ºc ???????'
[18:26] <greezmunkey> Excellent command of the day: man -k, try "man -k grep" as an example in a terminal (sans quotes)
[18:26] <Stargaze> !es| portero
[18:26] <molqr> Stargaze, many thanks :)
[18:26] <autoclesis> 	Intel® Core? i5-650 Processor1 3.2GHz with Turbo Boost Technology up to 3.46GHz (4MB L3 Cache)                <---is okay for ubuntu?
[18:27] <noise_> i have windows and ubuntu on my laptop,can i download and use Debian too ?
[18:27] <josue> hi
[18:27] <josue> I have a problem with my wireless card, can someone help me?
[18:27] <thevishy> autoclesis, ofcourse  its ok i run ubuntu on an old system 5 years
[18:27] <obeyence> What happened to the wine channel?
[18:27] <Stargaze> !ask| thevishy
[18:27] <obeyence> #wineHD
[18:28] <thevishy> Stargaze, are u sure its for me ?
[18:28] <autoclesis> okay
[18:28] <fazie> hej
[18:28] <obeyence> gues i was just in there with 150 somethig people
[18:28] <autoclesis> thevishy i'll jus try it i guess
[18:28] <obeyence> i had to restart and now its gone
[18:28] <obeyence> ?
[18:28] <thevishy> surely , i5 would be awesome for ubuntu :p
[18:29] <greezmunkey> lo
[18:29] <fazie> could someone help me with vpn connection
[18:29] <odemux686> #ubuntu-es
[18:29] <obeyence> Hulllooo
[18:29] <obeyence> ?
[18:29] <obeyence> Maybe im doing it wrong?
[18:29] <obeyence> Whats the wine channel
[18:29] <obeyence> ?
[18:29] <fazie> i've got this in syslog: nm-vpn-connection.c.828: NeedSecrets failed
[18:29]  * obeyence blinks *
[18:29] <odemux686> join #ubuntu-es
[18:29] <ikonia> #wine-hq
[18:30] <odemux686> sorry
[18:30] <thevishy> obeyence, please avoid spam like tells
[18:30] <obeyence> theres 2 people in that channel
[18:30] <erUSUL> molqr: all the keybindings are in man readline
[18:30] <obeyence> Im not telling anyone
[18:30] <ikonia> obeyence: then #winehq
[18:30] <obeyence> yeah i tried that?
[18:30] <obeyence> oh
[18:30] <obeyence> q not d
[18:30] <obeyence> heh yay dislexia
[18:31] <thevishy> when is the next version of ubuntu releasing ?
[18:31] <markd25> if anyone needs help just pm me
[18:31] <molqr> erUSUL, yes i was hoping the emacs keybindings to work ... let me check the man page of readline.. thanks
[18:32] <LizardK|ng> how do i get my network icon back by the clock in jaunty? it disappeared last week
[18:32] <look> hai all
[18:33] <josue> I,ve installed the privative controlers for mi wireless card, becouse It wasn't working, but it said that the controler is activated but is not being used, how can I do tu use the privative controller?
[18:33] <greezmunkey> What is the source of the timeout issues I have with #ubuntu? Network is cool here...
[18:33] <isolat3dsh33p> ok, first I got error /proc/mounts/ does not exist while trying to update-grub, so I mkdir. Now I get this error 'Cannot find list of partitions!'. os-prober give the same error. What should I do?
[18:33] <ikonia> thevishy: it's in the release name, 10.04 = 04/2010
[18:34] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: are you doing this within a chroot ?
[18:34] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, yes.
[18:34] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: that's why it won't work, why are you doing it in a chroot ?
[18:35] <Buurman> hi all
[18:36] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, eh? Because I'm using a LiveCD, and I want to update-grub on my hard-disk partition... I did wrong?
[18:36] <Buurman> could use some help on a ATI X1250 with fglrx, some how the kernel-module spits out the message that it cannot allocate memory, but it get 1703MB for DMA
[18:37] <b1> hello
[18:37] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: what guide are you using
[18:37] <seanbrystone> how to tell which user an application is using? (besides looking in htop or whatnot)
[18:37] <Buurman> ps faux ?
[18:37] <ikonia> ps -ef | grep application name
[18:37] <seanbrystone> thx
[18:38] <ikonia> the user running it is on the left
[18:38] <Buurman> right
[18:38] <seanbrystone> middle
[18:38] <Buurman> bottom
[18:38] <seanbrystone> teehee :)
[18:38] <Buurman> ;P
, this --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD
[18:38] <gezinus> hello
[18:39] <Buurman> but still no input for a ATI X1250 / fglrx ?
[18:39] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: did you do the mount bind ?
[18:40] <theadmin> Say, if i remove gnome-panel, will network manager applet still be there? (I want to use it with GNOME shell)
[18:40] <molqr> erUSUL, no luck .. can't get it to work.... have u tried it ?
[18:41] <ppanders> min nya kamera olympus e 520 går ej att ansluta
[18:41] <b1> ..would someone explain to me how i register a nick. thanks.
[18:41] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev? yes :)
[18:42] <orion_SuN> irefox
[18:42] <orion_SuN> Attempting to load the system libmoon
[18:42] <orion_SuN> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[18:42] <orion_SuN> help me !
[18:42] <erUSUL> molqr: yes and does not work either from the man page it is becouse copy kill region is not bind by default and besides is Alt + spc and that is captured by or compiz or metacity. tried with esc relaese key spc no luck either ...
[18:42] <kavurt> is there a log file for apt? i'm trying to find out which package i removed
[18:42] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: ok, now do the same for /proc
[18:42] <kostkon> kavurt, /var/log/dpkg.log
[18:43] <molqr> erUSUL, no worries ... i will keep looking for the solution to start using screen or tmux as suggested here...
[18:43] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, is it `mount --bind /proc /mnt/proc?
[18:43] <abstrakt> is there an, and where is the apache config test utility?
[18:43] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: sounds good
[18:43] <abstrakt> my apache isn't starting and I think it may be permissions related, i changed a couple settings
[18:43] <kavurt> thx kostkon
[18:44] <Buurman> abstrakt: try /etc/init.d/apache checkconfig
[18:44] <theadmin> abstrakt: Ask in #httpd
[18:44] <dalailamer> who want matrix in his terminal, make green text and compile/run this code http://codepad.org/cuN1c2NK ... nice flow
[18:44] <abstrakt> k thx
[18:45] <abstrakt> Buurman, nope that doesn't work
[18:45] <seanbrystone> I dont see a user when i do that ps -ef |grep xchat http://paste.ubuntu.com/395223/
[18:45] <dbdii407> Found it! :D
[18:46] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, i got this error --> mount: mount point /mnt/proc does not exist :(
[18:46] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: make it
[18:46] <ikonia> seanbrystone: looks like you've removed the user that's associated with uid 1000
[18:46] <gekko_> anyone here familiar with xubuntu at all?
[18:46] <ikonia> gekko_: yes and people in #xubuntu
[18:46] <seanbrystone> i didnt do anything
[18:47] <gekko_> ikonia, no one helping in there lol
[18:47] <ikonia> seanbrystone: ok, well it's the user with a uid 1000
[18:47] <vanishing> has anyone got video/audio call working in empathy over msn?
[18:47] <fernando_> someone please how i configure the source of kismet?
[18:47] <ikonia> gekko_: you've not asked a question in there
[18:47] <frikinz> Hello, any idea how to configure ubuntu to get the micro to work in skype?
[18:47] <gekko_> ikonia, I am just trying to install the newest Nvidia driver and yes, i asked if anyone could help me with an nvidia problem
[18:47] <greezmunkey> abstrakt, look in /var/log/apache2 ?
[18:47] <soreau> !info kismet
[18:47] <seanbrystone> ikonia, ok ty, 1000 is probably me
[18:48] <ikonia> gekko_: people are waiting for you to ask a question though
[18:48] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, "Cannot find list of partitions!" T__T
[18:48] <fernando_> i want to use kismet
[18:48] <ikonia> seanbrystone: odd, it normally shows your username rather than uid
[18:48] <soreau> fernando_: It seems kismet is already in ubuntu repos. Is there any particular reason you are trying to compile it?
[18:48] <abstrakt> greezmunkey, i'm using vhosts and they're all using their own log folders
[18:48] <greezmunkey> abstrakt: nice
[18:48] <fernando_> yea is for inv reasons
[18:49] <abstrakt> greezmunkey, so i wouldn't really know where to look specifically
[18:49] <soreau> ! who | fernando_
[18:49] <abstrakt> maybe a monolithic log is better...
[18:49] <fernando_> but don´t recognize my wl intel card
[18:49] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: chroot into the system and do "mount" and pastebin the output please.
[18:49] <seanbrystone> ikonia, yep i just checked in Users and Groups GUI thingy, i am 1000
[18:49] <ikonia> seanbrystone: most odd
[18:49] <Nulpoints> Can someone point me in the right direction to blacklist the driver for my USB wifi adapter, so that my virtual machine and host don't compete for it?
[18:50] <soreau> Nulpoints: Do you know the name of the driver module you want to blacklist?
[18:50] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, which system?
[18:50] <natschil> Hello. I have a 3g router for internet that connects to a laptop via usb. The router works somewhat fine, but when I try to share the internet to another computer(over a lan cable using networkmanager), it works fine for a minute or so but then it seems to think it is getting internet over the cable, and thus then internet doesn't work, though it is still conected to the router...any suggestions as to how to fix this problem?
[18:50] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: the one you're trying to fix grub on
[18:50] <seanbrystone> ikonia, yeah it is strange, but so far so good, no real issues yet and ive had this same setup for about 2 months
 what card do u have?
[18:51] <fernando_> i have intel but i dont know how obtain more features
[18:51] <fernando_> i need some help please
[18:51] <mionetto> hi all
[18:52] <mionetto> i need help
[18:52] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, http://paste.ubuntu.com/395227/
[18:52] <greezmunkey> abstrakt: Look here under piped logs, see if it helps: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/logs.html#piped
[18:52] <mionetto> i want install java but i have problem
[18:52] <abstrakt> greezmunkey, thx
[18:52] <AndyGraybeal> what is a recommended tape backup program?  something preferably graphical based (unlike bacula)
[18:52] <greezmunkey> abstrakt: After piped logs, it discusses virtual hosts
[18:52] <Preposteruss> natschil: try setting all of your ip addresses to static, you can get all the information you need from ifconfig and route -n
[18:53] <Preposteruss> and you need some dns addresses, you can use googles <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:53] <Preposteruss> or find yours
[18:53] <mionetto> someone helps me
[18:53] <Preposteruss> yours being your ISP's
[18:54] <rohithwiz23> How do I chage Ubuntus default pipline for a wew camera??
[18:54] <Sioux_33>  <fernando_> look what i did "sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng" u will get airdriver-ng airodump-ng aireplay-ng with it and airmon-ng using sudo airmon-ng u will see if your card is recognissed or u can go to kismet web and check if your card is supported
[18:54] <natschil> Preposteruss: but how do I then "share" the internet to the other computer if I use a static ip?
[18:54] <datadigger> mionetto: we still have no idea what your question is, or which java you tried to install. The instructions on the SUN java website are quite clear.
[18:54] <fernando_> ok thanks Sioux_33, ill try
[18:55] <Preposteruss> natschil: will you send me a link to your router?
[18:55] <natschil> Preposteruss: why?
[18:55] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: you've got proc mounted 2 times within the chroot
[18:55] <Preposteruss> so i can see what you're dealing with, the router should deal with all the 'sharing'
[18:56] <bulettin> приём
[18:56] <natschil> Preposteruss: sorry, you misunderstand my problem. I have a usb modem (probably shouldn
[18:56] <Preposteruss> ahhh
[18:56] <natschil> 't have called it "router")
[18:56] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, I'm not sure how to solve that.
[18:56] <rohithwiz23> How do I chage Ubuntus default pipline for a wew camera??
[18:56] <rohithwiz23> How do I chage Ubuntus default pipline for a web camera??
[18:56] <Nulpoints> soreau: no :-(
[18:56] <natschil> and I want to use the laptop and networkmanager to "share" the internet to another computer via a cable.
[18:56] <greezmunkey> natschil, are you using Netowrk Manager?
[18:57] <natschil> greezmunkey: yes
[18:57] <Preposteruss> ahh, you're going to need a cross over cable for that, or a switch of somekind
[18:57] <greezmunkey> natschil, it's easy in NM
[18:57] <Nulpoints> soreau: My comand line knowledge isn't getting me enough info for what driver it's using.
[18:57] <CAPcap> I need help. I have no borders or controls on my windows. I tried installing some WMs. now standard gnome has window problems.
[18:57] <natschil> greezmunkey: theoretically it should work, but as I mentioned earlier, nm keeps on dropping the connection, somehow it seems to prefer the cable over 3g modem
[18:58] <soreau> Nulpoints: After you plug in the usb device, look at the output of 'dmesg' at the end it should show what just happened when you plugged the device in
[18:58] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: inmount the wrong one
[18:58] <Tallken> hey! anyone had any complaint over last kernel update? strage stuff appears to start to happen after it
[18:58] <ikonia> nope
[18:58] <natschil> Preposteruss: yes, theoretically it should work, and it does for a minute or so, but then it stops working.
[18:59] <Nulpoints> soreau: ok, I have "registered led device: rt2800usb-phy5::radio"
[18:59] <RemunJ66> Hi to all ubuntu users or whatever :-)
[18:59] <greezmunkey> natschil, uncheck connect automatically in the wired connection, connect everything, then manually connect the wired interface.
[18:59] <Ardethian> !whereis
[18:59] <Nulpoints> soreau: then two more but instead of radio is sais "assoc" and "quality"
[18:59] <CAPcap> I need help. I have no borders or controls on my windows. I tried installing some WMs. now standard gnome has window problems. I had installed e16 blackbox and a couple others that i cant remember. i already removed them. no luck. help
[18:59] <seanbrystone> is there a GUI disk quota app for Ubuntu?
[18:59] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, ok, now the output of mount is this --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/395238/
[19:00] <greezmunkey> natschil: if that makes sense...I should say manually enable the wired connection for the last part.
[19:00] <rsk> how can install install wubi, then make it a 'real' install like from a cd after.
[19:00] <Preposteruss> natschil: what happens if you try to set all the addresses to static on the client machine?
[19:00] <rsk> i don't want wubi because it's a little bit slower
[19:00] <rsk> just don't have a CD
[19:00] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: ok, so now look at /proc/partitions
[19:00] <Lemontree84> hmm, which software should i use to unpack "rar" archives ?
[19:01] <rsk> Lemontree84 'unrar'
[19:01] <rsk> or is it unrar-nonfree
[19:01] <rsk> can't remember :p
[19:01] <greezmunkey> lagged
[19:02] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, /mnt/proc contains nothing
[19:02] <Nulpoints> soreau: I do also have a line that says. "rt2800usb 2-4:1.0: firmware: requesting rt2870.bin" Could this be the info i need?
[19:02] <amnay> Do you know any lightweight powerpoint-like software ?
[19:02] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: why are you looking in /mnt/proc ????? I said "/proc/partitions" from within the chroot
[19:03] <netijak> hi, i cannot save images from firefox (save image as...) only drag and drop on desktop... i tried making a new profile but nothing happened
[19:03] <soreau> Nulpoints: It may be related. Try to figure out which driver it loaded for the device. Look the output of 'lsmod' and maybe grep for 'rt'
[19:03] <CAPcap> !pure-gnome
[19:04] <Nulpoints> soreau: I get three things that start with RT
[19:04] <Quirked> I've got a display problem......if I maximize a window, all I see is the titlebar, I have to reduce size of window to see the content, this happens in all applications
[19:04] <Turbolinux> Hello everyone. Is there a suitable sound converter program for Ubuntu?
[19:05] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, sorry, I did some mistakes. I'm going to correct it now
[19:05] <rm-rf|afk> ?DCC SEND "%b%a%n%a%n%a%" 0 0 0 ]
[19:05] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[19:08] <Turbolinux> Can you help me? I need a solution now.
[19:08] <zongo> i have downloaded and install the latest adobe/java plugin for firefox. I am running ubuntu 64-bit and everytime I go to youtube for ex, it tells me that have either flash or java not right
[19:08] <zongo> anyone
[19:08] <hmw> !ask | Turbolinux
[19:09] <Nulpoints> soreau: Ok, i've added those three to my blacklist.conf file do i need to do a full restart, or just plug and unplug?
[19:09] <zongo> the installation did not pause any problem. I follow a couple of post on google but still cant seem to make it work
[19:10] <zongo> linux is great but really not straight forward
[19:10] <Turbolinux> Is there a suitable sound converter program for Ubuntu?
[19:10] <zongo> it's a bit twisted
 really?
[19:10] <Sioux_33> :)
[19:10] <zongo> yep
[19:10] <moijk> Turbolinux: http://sox.sourceforge.net/
[19:10] <zongo> no real doc as well
[19:10] <doleyb> Turbolinux: sox is popular if you like shells
[19:11] <zongo> loads on google that is a fact
[19:11] <netijak> i cannot save images from firefox (save image as...) only drag and drop on desktop... i tried making a new profile but nothing happened
[19:11] <skullcandy> Hey guys, how do you install new fonts in ubuntu? i want to install the coca cola font and pepsi font
[19:11] <zongo> but nothing really about what is happening under the surface
[19:11] <hareldvd> is there an alternative to the pulse-audio service?
[19:11] <zongo> just steps to follow but no explanation as far as why it might not work
[19:11] <hmw> !sound
[19:12] <jrib> !font > skullcandy
[19:12] <jrib> skullcandy: basically, copy it to ~/.fonts
[19:12] <Quirked> k, so it's a compiz issue I suppose now....
[19:13] <Leonard> Afternoon guys - I am having some problem getting atheros wireless card (AR5001) to work, anyone have experience here? I tried madwifi but it really didn't like it, compat-wireless seemed to fix the problem and was working, but I had to make a fresh install of Ubuntu (9.10) and the same compat-wireless installation doesn't work :(
[19:13] <zongo> can aynone tell me where the mozilla plugins go ?
[19:13] <Leonard> I have a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo LI 2727
[19:13] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, it's solved. Sorry for the troubles. And thank you very much :-)
[19:14] <bakeneko> Anyone know how to determine which driver I'm using for my audio card?  It doesn't sound right to me.
[19:14] <Turbolinux> Thank you for your help mojik and doleyb but isn't there a graphical type program?
[19:15] <hareldvd> ubottu said (yea the bot) to double click the volume control. Where the hack is that volume control???
[19:16] <hareldvd> ubottu, I was hoping someone intelligent will reply. Whoever is responsible for that unintelligent bot. Please make it behave.
[19:16] <GRUBaDubDub> test
[19:16] <doleyb> Turbolinux: there are many graphical audio programs.  Such as audacity.
 im new to ubuntu use it for the last few months to be honest like it and know how difficult can be to for example make my sound card working etc thats the human nature really i feel nice when im trying trying and after 2 weeks see thats not possible my sound wouldnt work i feel like kill my laptop then im trying ones more and wow my card is working :) wasted 3 weeks to get it working today im thinking if i should start to learn about c++ cos my tv
[19:16] <Sioux_33>  card is not supported so people from linuxtv told me to learn C++ and make my own driver :) thats the fun about linux really i realise how little about linux i really know almost nothing every time i seat and start ubuntu i discover something new. i would stay with ubuntu for a long time
[19:16] <daftykins> anyone want to help me with samba? :) official channel is dead
[19:16] <skullcandy> Hey guys, how do you install a desktop gadget like windows 7 that has a bandwith moniter and the temperature outside? with time / date? :S
[19:17] <hmw> skullcandy: conky
[19:17] <skullcandy> whats a conky?
[19:17] <hmw> skullcandy: conky or gdesklets
[19:17] <skullcandy> got a link to a tutorial ?
[19:17] <hmw> no, but google has
[19:18] <Leonard> nobody got any idea on compat-wireless? and/or getting wireless working in ubuntu (atheros/ar5001)
[19:18] <esmir__> hi everyone, i just want to know if it exist a software that recognizes voices by microphone in order to write texts with it in spanish
[19:18] <skullcandy> hmw... it was just a simple request dude. thanks for partially helping me..
[19:18] <daftykins> skullcandy: you get what you pay for.
[19:19] <ash30> hi everybody
[19:19] <hmw> skullcandy: sudo apt-get install conky, find some configs on google, put in ~/.conkyrc
 i got ath5007 and no probs with it
[19:19] <Turbolinux> Doleyb: Yes I know but isn't there another program for this need? I want to convert my .ogg music files to .mp3 format.
[19:19] <hmw> skullcandy: and you will want to create an autostart for conky, System / Preferences / Startup Applications
[19:20] <esmir__> hi everyone, i just want to know if it exist a software that recognizes voices by microphone in order to write texts with it in spanish
[19:20] <skullcandy> thankyou hmw
[19:20] <ilgeniodelmale> ciao
[19:20] <Besogon> Hi there. Are virtualization and cloud computing the therms which means the same?
[19:20] <ilgeniodelmale> !list
[19:20] <aktu> hi all, can anyone tell me where i can get information related to fritzbox (its got nothing to do with ubuntu)
[19:21] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:21] <ZykoticK9> Turbolinux, "soundconverter" is a Gnome converter for audio files -- FYI you're going to lose quality going from a lossy to lossy format like ogg to mp3
[19:21] <doleyb> Besogon: they are really different things (and more a topic for ##networking)
[19:21] <ash30> Anybody knows how to set up this GRUB 2? I have to find a way to remove all entries from the boot menu, except for those I've made in the 40_custom file. How to do it?
[19:21] <Leonard> When I installed compat-wireless, the build folder out my kernel sources has vanished - is this normal behaviour?
[19:21] <Leonard> Now I can't make it again for some reason
[19:22] <markd25> anyone need help pm me
[19:22] <ilgeniodelmale> !list
[19:23] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:23] <hmw> !pm | markd25
[19:23] <xfact> I have one DVD rw disk, in the middle of writing the dvd I took it off, and now when I am putting the DVD in, the whole drive is disappearing, how to rescue my DVD?
[19:23] <Turbolinux> I know Zykotick9 but it is the only way to transport song files to iPod music player.
[19:23] <Turbolinux> Thank you for your help.
[19:24] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:24] <Turbolinux> I will install it.
[19:24] <ZykoticK9> Turbolinux, ok i was just mentioning
[19:24] <hmw> xfact: "took it off" - you mean, you unplugged the drive or took out the disk while it was being written to?
[19:24] <^mNotIntelligent> bye everyone
[19:24] <ilgeniodelmale> ! list
[19:24] <ash30> To those that are familiar with GRUB 2. I have to find a way to remove all entries from the boot menu, except for those I've made in the 40_custom file.  It's possible that you killed the disk :(
[19:26] <Losha> ash30: nonsense...
[19:26] <xfact> hmw, well, a RW disk can be killed?
[19:26] <ash30> losha: nope, it's the way grub 2 is designed
[19:27] <hmw> xfact: yes, i destroyed one, once.
[19:27] <skullcandy> hey guys, how do you move the concky file to the right side of the desktop ?
[19:27] <hmw> skullcandy: read the manual... man conky
[19:27] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:27] <Losha> ash30: I used to hand edit my grub.cfg to get rid of entries I didn't want. As long as you don't run update-grub, it's fine...
[19:27] <xfact> Well, Rest in peace my moserbare disk, I will miss you :(
[19:27] <abstrakt> is there a default firewall turned on in Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[19:28] <ZykoticK9> abstrakt, nope
[19:28] <Boondoklife> abstrakt: there should not be
[19:28] <ash30> losha: wtf? how did you manage to save the changes to grub.cfg? editing it via sudo won't work!
[19:28] <chris__> o
[19:28] <bakeneko> Could use a live CD.
[19:29] <chris__> hello
[19:29] <abstrakt> k, so if i wanted to turn on a firewall with some relatively sane default settings, what rule set should i use?
[19:29] <Leonard> If I have used make && make install to install something in ubuntu, then uninstall to remove, what do I need to do to make it again?
[19:29] <jrib> !grub2 | ash30
[19:29] <xfact> ash30, Please be kind and cool
[19:29] <Leonard> I want to make with other settings then install again
[19:29] <abstrakt> i basically just don't want anyone to be able to even try to connect
[19:29] <abstrakt> unless it's one of the few regular applications i use and I initiate the connection
[19:29] <ilgeniodelmale> ciao aiutatemi perpiacere per ottenere la lista?
[19:29] <Losha> ash30: dunno why you say that. It's just a text file. update-grub writes to it....
[19:29] <ChogyDan> Leonard: make clean?
[19:29] <jrib> Leonard: depends on the software... but you probably want to run ./configure again with your new options before you run make
[19:29] <Leonard> ok
[19:29] <ZykoticK9> !checkinstall > Leonard
[19:29] <abstrakt> what's a sane default ruleset?
[19:29] <cryptica> ash30: you can simply make the other scripts (10_linux etc.) non-executable so only 40_custom gets used
[19:30] <abstrakt> and is there any gui type system that will bring up a dialog notifying me when one of my programs is blocked by the firewall and will allow me to add an exception for that program on the fly?
[19:30] <Losha> !it | ilgeniodelmale
[19:30] <abstrakt> or is it all still manual text editing for now?
[19:30] <abstrakt> e.g. iptables
[19:30] <ash30> cryptica: thank you, that might work
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[19:31] <Leonard> make: *** /lib/modules/2.6.31-20-generic/build: No such file or directory. Stop
[19:31] <ilgeniodelmale> grazie
[19:31] <Leonard> Why would build no longer exist?
[19:31] <ikonia> !info linux-image
[19:31] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:31] <Leonard> seanbrystone: lsmod
[19:31] <ikonia> seanbrystone: lsmod
[19:31] <seanbrystone> thanks :)
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Seanbrystone: lsmod | less
[19:31] <ChogyDan> ash30: fyi, the file is locked because they really want you to try and make the builder scripts work out for you, ie write your own custom script at the worst
[19:32] <Boondoklife> abstrakt: you can use gufw. but it doesnt notify you if something is blocked
[19:32] <ikonia> Leonard: make the build directory
[19:32] <Boondoklife> abstrakt: it does give you a gui to start/stop the firewall and add exceptions.
[19:32] <Leonard> ikonia: how? It was already there when I got the kernel headers
[19:32] <ikonia> Leonard: just do a mkdir, not sure why it's gone
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Leonard: sudo mkdir /folder/you/need
[19:33] <soreau> seanbrystone: If you don't get any output from the modprobe command, it's usually a sign of success. Use 'lsmod' to view the list of currently loaded kernel modules
[19:33] <ash30> ChogyDan: where should I look for a tutorial on making custom scripts for the task? never done it before, used to simply edit menu.lst...
[19:33] <Leonard> ok
[19:33] <soreau> seanbrystone: Also, you can see the output of 'dmesg' for other messages
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Ash30: menu.lst isn't used for scripting tasks, its for editting grub legacy
[19:33] <jaik> Hi, has anyone an idea, why bibtex doesn't work? Emacs sais "LaTeX: there were unresolved citations, {1} page." - I created a *.bib file. But Latex doesn't create a bbl file. Any ideas?
[19:34] <ChogyDan> ash30: see "user-defined entries"
[19:34] <seanbrystone_> ok ty soreau
[19:34] <ash30> ChogyDan: ok, thanks
[19:35] <gugu> Is there a channel for open office?
[19:35] <ikonia> openoffice.org
[19:35] <ikonia> #openoffice.org
[19:35] <Leonard> ikonia: Annoying. Now I'm getting: make[1]: *** No rule to make target `modules'. Stop.
[19:36] <Leonard> The only thing I've done is make, then make install compat wireless
[19:36] <gugu> th
[19:36] <gugu> x
[19:36] <ikonia> Leonard:why would you do make install if it's not make ?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !kernel | leonard, have you read this?
[19:36] <mattish> good evening
[19:36] <ikonia> Leonard: have you read the Makefile to see what options are there
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !hi | mattish
[19:36] <Besogon> doleyb, Imagine that on one server (part of cloud) we have got installed a video game which requires many video card resurses. Do you think clients could play in it?
[19:36] <ikonia> Leonard: or the README or INSTALL files ?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> I guess ubottu is sleeping
[19:36] <Leonard> I didnt install till after the initial make
[19:36] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[19:36] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: running slow
[19:36] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[19:36] <Losha> ash30: or try making grub.cfg writable before you edit it...
[19:37] <ikonia> Leonard: did it make ok, no warnings or error ?
[19:37] <mattish> something alittle odd, df is showing /dev/sda2 mounted on /home as 20gb
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Ikonia: gotcha, she's still kickass
[19:37] <Leonard> yeah- told me to uninstall and unload - I did that
[19:37] <CAPcap> how do i go about completely uninstalling then reinstalling gnome. im working inside xfce
[19:37] <mattish> yet the partition is definately 58gb (ish)
[19:37] <abstrakt> Boondoklife, ok cool thanks
[19:37] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[19:37] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[19:37] <sYskk> how do you permanently trust a certificate ?
[19:37] <wongon> can anybody point me to a good resource for how to set up an internet connection on ubuntu on my laptop?  I've installed ubuntu already, but plugging the ethernet cable from my desktop into my laptop doesn't work...
[19:37] <Losha> mattish: ext4 filesystem?
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Losha: any edits will be wiped next kernel install which is why editting it is not advised
[19:37] <mattish> yes Losha
[19:38] <Leonard> ikonia: no - that error was from the make
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: run; sudo lshw -C network ,websearch for the product lines.
[19:38] <ikonia> Leonard: so why did you do "make install" ?
[19:38] <Losha> ActionParsnip: Agreed. But it's an easy way to cheat if you can live with it...
[19:38] <ikonia> Leonard: that's clear it's not make sucessfully
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: if you see an ip addrss assigned you will need to manually add dns
[19:38] <Losha> mattish: I seem to recall this is a known bug in ext4. Check google...
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Losha: better to use the long term fix ;)
[19:39] <CAPcap> how do i go about completely uninstalling then reinstalling GNOME? im working inside xfce.
[19:39] <mattish> Losha, so im guessing it is actually 58gb (ish) as i created it just reporting it wrong
[19:39] <wongon> ActionParsnip: what do I use to see what ip address is assigned? ifconfig?
[19:39] <q0_0p> how do i get my eth0 back to working?  i commented port 80 in /etc/services just to test to see if it would disable port 80.  then the network woudln't give me an IP afterwards.  I uncommented it out and still to no avail
[19:40] <q0_0p> im not able to get an ip doing sudo dhcpd eth0
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: if there are no ip addresses assigned, you can websearch for the product lines to find guides on configuring the device
[19:40] <mcsmurf> hi, what does a "+" or "-" sign in front of a time server mean when reading the output of "ntpq -p"? the man page does not seem to mention what that means
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: you will only need tools if you do not use dhcp
[19:41] <Leonard> ikonia: you may have missed my earlier message, sorry. I originally ran make with no problems, then make install, and all went fine. However the wireless hardware didn't work, so I ran the unload/uninstall as it said in the readme and tried to run make again so I could try different settings
 what about if you set the ip to static?
[19:41] <q0_0p> ActionParsnip, will try
[19:42] <wongon> For some reason, I do not see an 'inet addr' but only an 'inet6 addr' on my ubuntu laptop, but I do see both of those on my ubuntu desktop
[19:42] <ChogyDan> !purexfce > CAPcap
[19:42] <wongon> when I run 'ifconfig'
[19:42] <CAPcap> thanks ChogyDan
 if it is a desktop that never moves you can remove network manager and configure with the interfaces file. This will make it boot faster and use less ram due to no app running
[19:43] <mattish> ActionParsnip, what is the exact package to remove to get rid of network manager ?
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: then you are failing dhcp
[19:43] <mattish> as its annoying me, really doesnt work well with my 4port nic :(
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Mattish: networkmanager I believe, search in software center
[19:44] <wongon> what command can I use to set up dhcp?
[19:44] <ikonia> wongon: the default is dhcp enabled
[19:44] <ikonia> wongon: it should already be enabled
[19:44] <Slart> wongon: client or server?
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: dhcp is defaul. You can trt: sudo dhclient eth0
 network manager and network manager common remove it using synaptic
[19:45] <macman_> hi all .. trying to capture a video from a website .. there a way to grab rtmp streams ?
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: if you don't get dhcp you will need to see if your wired nic needs config. May even need ndiswrapper
[19:45] <mattish> ta Apache_33 I only ask as last time i tried to remove it the list of extra packages being removed was huge, so i freaked and canceled the removal
[19:45] <CAPcap> ChogyDan, to reinstall GNOME after i remove it i would < sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop >?
[19:45] <lkvv> he prwoblem might be with yore connection
[19:45] <Apache_33> nope
[19:45] <Apache_33> i removed it too
[19:45] <Apache_33> and use wicd
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Apache_33: me too on my lappy. The desktop and servers use interfaces file :)
[19:46] <ChogyDan> CAPcap: sure
[19:46] <tome0> how can / contain 4.1GB of files when Im just using a ubuntu live cd thats 700MB?
[19:46] <gugu> Regarding openoffice, What exactly are use cases for base and calc? When should I use base and when calc?
[19:46] <Slart> tome0: I think it uses compression
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: config files and a lot of compression
[19:46] <Slart> tome0: might be a ramdisk in there too
[19:47] <gugu> I mean what can one program do that the other can not?
[19:47] <tome0> Slart: okay, but i only have 4GB RAM
[19:47] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[19:47] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: that's plenty. The most ram I have is 2gb and its run amazingly
[19:48] <mattish> lucky :p
[19:48] <tome0> ActionParsnip: Im just curious as to how it works. It cant be saving anything on my harddrive
[19:48] <ekilfoil> i need to file a bug for lucid against gtkmm... there's an upstream bug that was fixed, but the current lucid package is still the old version with the bug... what should I do?
[19:48] <mattish> my ubuntu box has to run on 1gb, with 512 dedicated to my xp vm
[19:48] <tome0> If / is larger than what contains in my RAM, then where is it?
[19:48] <mattish> runs quite happy :)
[19:48] <Slart> tome0: compressed
[19:48] <tome0> okay
[19:49] <lkvv> i think the ram is not mounted correctly
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: it will run in ram during install and will install to hdd if asked. The whole 4gb isn't used in the live session. Most is swapped in and out as apps are used
[19:49] <lkvv> fix the road signs
[19:49] <sYskk> how do you permanently trust a server certificate ??
[19:49] <sYskk> i got to get the .crt file but i dont know how
[19:49] <tome0> Has anyone ever had the filesystem of a harddrive become corrupt so that disk utility cant even find the disk?
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: I've had motors die but that's it
[19:50] <jrock2004> tome0: Yes
[19:50] <jolaren_> the first time I installed my server I had 1000gig.. now when I reinstalled it said I only have 920 gig.. what hapend?
[19:50] <tome0> jrock2004: how did you fix it?
[19:51] <jrock2004> tome0: Is it sata or IDE?
[19:51] <tome0> jrock2004: sata
 thats really only:)
[19:51] <lkvv> gparted
[19:51] <mikelifeguard> How can I check if I have anything installed from 'multiverse'?
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> Jolaren_: base 2 numbers rarely go to nice round numbers. Just like 37gb drives read as 35gb and 250 are 248
[19:52] <tome0> gparted doesnt find it either
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Jrock2004: all drives are ide ;)
[19:52] <jrock2004> tome0: If you boot into bios is it detected
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: try the manufacturers testing tool. The ultimate boot cd has the tools from the big players
[19:52] <tome0> jrock2004 hmm, its a mac so Im not sure how to do that
[19:52] <RumblePure> hello. I just installed sphinx (search engine for mysql) with make install. The stuff is supposed to be in /usr/local/sphinx but there's no such thing.
[19:52] <seanbrystone_> something screwed up X, how do i fix it, the only way i can get any console at all is booting with that repair kernel or whatever its called
[19:52] <markdan> in mIRC how do i connect to more then one server
[19:52] <tome0> jrock2004: however, I succesfully wrote to it with dd
[19:53] <tome0> mark286: /server -m
[19:53] <RumblePure> Not the first time stuff that I install wont fall where I expect them to be. Any ideas where they might have gone?
[19:53] <Thundarr> markdan: than*, not then
[19:53] <wongon> I right clicked on my connection icon on the upper right, went down to 'edit connections', then highlighted 'eth0', and the connection info on both my laptop and desktop ubuntu is identical.  However, using the same cable, I can only get connection to my desktop.
[19:53] <tjingboem> i have no borders around the windows. How can i get these back?
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> Rumblepure: try: which sphinx
[19:53] <tome0> mark286: more specific /server -m irc.quakenet.org for example
[19:53] <jrock2004> tome0: Try booting a livecd and mount drive to see if it works
[19:53] <xangua> tjingboem: metacity --replace
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Tjingboem: metacity --replace
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Zing
[19:54] <hareldvd> $ asoundconf-gtk \n sh: /usr/bin/asoundconf: not found
[19:54] <tome0> jrock2004: I have booted ubuntu live now, dont know how to try to mount it though
[19:54] <markdan> anyone need help pm me ill be glad to help you
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Tjingboem: you have a window decorator issue with compiz. I'd ask in #compiz
[19:54] <lkvv> is there a fast way to delete all bluetooth related applations and settings ( i do not have any bluetooth related  hardware)
[19:54] <tjingboem> thanks
[19:55] <mab1376> can anyone give me some help setting up dropbear ssh server
[19:55] <acicula> mab1376: dropbear?
[19:55] <yeahyeah> hey,long story short, system crashed, popped in ubuntu live cd, the system can find my HDD but the installer cant find it. if i right click on it i can "mount" it but i cant install ubuntu on it, anyone knows the solution or had the same problem?
[19:55] <jrock2004> tome0: Check dmesg to see it is probably sda something
[19:55] <saad_> Hello
[19:55] <mab1376> its a lightweight ssh server
[19:55] <Boondoklife> lkvv: well other than searching for blue in package manager you got me
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: openssh-server no good to you?
[19:55] <saad_> Does this channel provide support for xubuntu?
[19:55] <mab1376> just seems more complicated
[19:55] <acicula> mab1376: any reason not to use openssh?
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: sure and so does #xubuntu
[19:55] <Flannel> saad_: You're welcome to ask, but if it's XFCE specific, #xubuntu might be a better place to ask
[19:55] <mab1376> no
[19:56] <niazkaism> hi
[19:56] <acicula> mab1376: then stick with openssh ;)
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: I see. What extra does it offer?
[19:56] <mab1376> i want to connect from a windows computer using putty to make a web tunnel
[19:56] <lkvv> ok thanks
[19:56] <jti> hey im having problems with getting my ati graphics card working with a driver in ubuntu
[19:57] <saad_> I just installed xubuntu on a amd athalon 16
[19:57] <jti> can someone tell me a good driver to use with ati and ubuntu
[19:57] <jti> radeon
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: openssh-server does that. It adheres to the iso standard of what ssh servers supply. If it doesn't, it wouldn't be ssh
[19:57] <acicula> jti: what did you do, are you updated to the latest version?
[19:57] <yeahyeah> anyone?
 catalyst 10.2 from ati web
[19:57] <saad_> 1600+* with 256mb of ram and it's running really slow everything from opening windows to minimizing
[19:57] <Apache_33> will work with 9.10
[19:57] <jti> im running 9.1
[19:57] <mab1376> once you isntall openssh it generates public/private keys, where are they?
[19:57] <Prabz> Hi, I  noticed the file /etc/default/bluetooth is gone in 9.10. Where can I put what one would normally want to put in there now that its gone?
[19:58] <acicula> saad_: its fairly low on mem, try minimizing activity to only one open program at a time or using the somewhat lighter xubuntu os
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> !ssh | mab1376
[19:58] <acicula> mab1376: host keys go in /etc
[19:58] <octet> hello, what application shall i get to use my tv tuner with?
[19:58] <Boondoklife> Prabz: maybe /etc/bluetooth
[19:59] <acicula> octet: vlc?
[19:59] <Boondoklife> Prabz: what file are you looking for?
[19:59] <jrock2004> octet: Mythtv
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: make sure you setup your video card and get fully updated
[19:59] <mikelifeguard> Is there an easy way to remove any packages that came from no-longer-configured repos in /etc/apt/sources.list?
[19:59] <mab1376> id_dsa.pub ?
[19:59] <saad_> acicula, yes I've tried only opening firefox and even that minimizes really slowly. Even my typing lags
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> !tv | Octet
[19:59] <yeahyeah> Anyone got time for some helping me time ? : )
[19:59] <Prabz> Boondoklife, I'm trying to setup a personal area network, http://webnesbay.com/bluetooth-personal-area-network-in-ubuntu/
[19:59] <saad_> ActionParsnip, yes I ran all of the updates.
[20:00] <saad_> acicula, I'm on the latest xubuntu os
[20:00] <Flannel> mikelifeguard: Under synaptic those are collected under "local or obsolete" packages
[20:00] <acicula> saad_: hmm that seems a bit excessive, can you check in a console with top if its really busy, doing things like indexing?
[20:00] <mikelifeguard> Flannel: This is on a server, so cli-only :)
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: can you give the output of: lsb_release -c
[20:01] <Guest78526> i wanna start a new project for linux
[20:01] <Boondoklife> Prabz: well I have not setup a pan myself but try blueman instead of the default bluetooth applet. I find it a lot more robust and I know it has options in it for PANs
[20:01] <germs88>  /server irc.chatster.org
[20:01] <tome0> jrock2004: could it be ata3?
[20:01] <mab1376> once i get the keys, where do i put the public key?
[20:01] <saad_> ActionParsnip, it says codename: Karmic
[20:01] <saad_> acicula, top says I have 4mb of ram free. Should I pastebin the output?
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: ok and what does: lspci | grep -i vga ,say?
[20:02] <acicula> saad_: sure
[20:02] <saad_> ActionParsnip, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Trident Microsystems CyberBlade/i1 (rev 6a)
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> Oh jeez
[20:02] <Guest78526> hey im brand new here and its my first time using IRC
[20:03] <yeahyeah> yeah
[20:03] <acicula> !welcome | Guest78526
[20:03] <Guest78526> im looking for some help building an app
[20:03] <yeahyeah> and im looking for some help installing ubuntu !
[20:03] <Prabz> Boondoklife, thanks, I'm trying it out
[20:03] <mab1376> can someone give me some help with openssh
[20:03] <acicula> !ask | Guest78526 yeahyeah
[20:03] <Guest78526> oh yeah maybe i can help u yeahyeah
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Saad: there are guides for those. I think you need an xorg.conf to get a decent display. You won't get compiz running on it though afaik
[20:04] <ikonia> mab1376: what's the  issue ?
[20:04] <acicula> mab1376: public keys are given to whoever wants to authenticate you
[20:04] <Boondoklife> Prabz: let me know how it goes!
[20:04] <Apache_33> yeah yeahyeah:)
[20:04] <mab1376> so where do i put the private keys?
[20:04] <saad_> acicula, http://pastebin.com/U0N2shXA
[20:04] <Prabz> Boondoklife, sure
[20:04] <acicula> mab1376: somwehere safe
[20:04]  * Guest_72174  Slaps Guest78526
[20:04] <ikonia> mab1376: in your home/$user/.ssh directory
[20:04] <yeahyeah> yeah i dont get it
[20:04] <acicula> the default .ssh location is standard
[20:04] <saad_> ActionParsnip, oh ok
[20:04] <Guest78526> whats wrong yeahyeah?
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: there are guides all over for using keys instead of passwords dude
[20:05] <Apache_33> yeahyeah yeah
[20:05] <yeahyeah> the ubuntu live session can find my HDD, but the live cd installer partitioner cant find it :/
[20:05] <mab1376> i just dont know how to make the daemon see they key
[20:05] <acicula> saad_: seems fine load wise, the graphics lag is not clearing up then
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Saad: hunt round and you will find sample xorg.conf files you can try
[20:05] <obeyence> ! IM BACK!
[20:05] <obeyence> weeeee
 wb
[20:05] <acicula> saad_: so yeah maybe its the video driver
[20:05] <mab1376> when i try and connect it says server refused our key, but connects anyway
[20:06] <Prabz> Boondoklife, Using Nokia 7210.. still no progress..
[20:06] <ikonia> mab1376: if they are in /home/$user/.ssh and called id_rsa id_dsa it will be picked up by the ssh client
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> Saad: you will need: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf to get write access to the file
[20:06] <saad_> ActionParsnip, what should I be looking for? trident microsystems cyberblade xorg.conf file?
[20:06] <Boondoklife> Prabz: did you check under the blueman network settings? there are options there for pan and what not
[20:06] <saad_> oh ok
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: use the lspci output directly. It will speed things up
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Saad_ but yeah that's a pretty good search string
[20:07] <mab1376> ok then, let me try
[20:07] <yeahyeah> guest78526: but if i plug in my external hdd, then the installer can find that, but not my internal main drive
[20:08] <Trinidad> good afternoon everyone
[20:08] <Apache_33> good evening <Trinidad>
[20:08] <mab1376> which key do i give to the client the id_dsa.pub or the id_dsa
[20:09] <Guest78526> what does fdisk show yeahyeah?
[20:09] <ikonia> mab1376: you keep the private key on the client, and the public key is put in /home/$user/.ssh/authorized_keys file
[20:09] <Trinidad> i need help getting my modem to work in ubuntu what i have installed is gnome ppp
[20:09] <ikonia> mab1376: private on client, public on server
[20:09] <Buttery> Can anyone help me? I just recently updated all the things the update-manager told me I should update, and now when I start my computer I get Grub, but it says 'GNU Grub Version 1.97~beta4', and when I choose 'Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-14-generic', it attempts to start but just shows 'fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16' '/dev/sda1: clean, 241442/9584640 files, 14009560/38329074 blocks'
[20:09] <Flannel> mikelifeguard: Aptitude might be able to show you something similar in the UI.  Or you could search through all of your packages with apt-cache policy and grep out the ones that aren't available on a server
[20:09] <ikonia> !info linux-image
[20:09] <Prabz> Boondoklife, What Blueman is offering is the reverse of what I want.. It's considering my phone as the network access point.. Whereas I want to use my laptop as the NAP
[20:09] <mab1376> so rename the .pub file to authorized_keys?
[20:10] <ikonia> mab1376: no - you put it in that file
[20:10] <Trinidad> my modem is a moterola
[20:11] <Boondoklife> Prabz: when I right click on the BT icon and click local services, I get options to setup NAP and a DHCP server and enable NAT. Are you not seeing that?
 i think that there maybe many reasons i had problem with updates and upgrades too after there was high cpu usage guess something to do with xorg and ati card so i reinstalled everything and i dont upgrade or update anymore
[20:11] <yeahyeah> Guest78526: Usage: fdisk [-l] [-b SSZ] [-u] device
[20:11] <yeahyeah> E.g.: fdisk /dev/hda  (for the first IDE disk)
[20:11] <yeahyeah>   or: fdisk /dev/sdc  (for the third SCSI disk)
[20:11] <yeahyeah>   or: fdisk /dev/eda  (for the first PS/2 ESDI drive)
[20:11] <yeahyeah>   or: fdisk /dev/rd/c0d0  or: fdisk /dev/ida/c0d0  (for RAID devices)
[20:11] <FloodBot4> yeahyeah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:11] <Prabz> Boondoklife, yes, i saw that, but then, how do you get the phone to connect
[20:12] <ZykoticK9> !paste > yeahyeah
[20:13] <Boondoklife> Prabz: now for that I dont have a clue, only use sonyericssons here. But for a shot in the dark there should be a networking section on the phone and if it is capable then connecting to a PAN should be there. BTW are you trying to browse the net on the phone through the pc?
[20:13] <Buttery> Apache - so I'd have to reinstall Ubuntu?
[20:13] <ai9371_> how do i change the permissions to read write everyone
[20:13] <ai9371_> for a folder
[20:13] <Prabz> Boondoklife, yes, I'm trying to do browse the net on the phone through the pc
[20:13] <Buttery> Also, I think it may have something to do with 'modem-manager', because when I click ctrl+alt+delete after it says that, it says something about modem-manager and then reboots
[20:14] <Buttery> Is there any way I can remove 'modem-manager' from the grub command line?
[20:14] <IdleOne> How do I change permission of folder and all it's contents from root to my user?
[20:14] <ZykoticK9> ai9371_, "chmod a+rwx FOLDERNAME"
[20:14] <Guest78526> dont do that idleone, some files must be owned by root
[20:15] <IdleOne> Guest78526: these are media files
[20:15] <thewhistler> where is the linux chat room ?
[20:15] <Boondoklife> Prabz: I would pop onto a nokia forum and see if there is a walkthrough on connecting it to a pan
[20:15] <IdleOne> thewhistler: ##linux
[20:15] <Guest78526> ok. then the command is chown -R user:group directory
 thats what i did dont know what problem u got dont know your graphic card etc ask others maybe u will get it working maybe not:) thats the fun about ubuntu:) my experience i downloaded 700mb ubuntu live cd installed it downloaded anotehr gigs of data drivers upgrades and like that few times :) today i dont do anything anymore just fresh ubuntu 9.10 install and everythign is working perfect so what for i need
[20:15] <Apache_33> kernel <IP_ADDRESS> if my <IP_ADDRESS> working fine
[20:15] <IdleOne> Guest78526: thank you
[20:16] <yeahyeah> Guest78526: http://paste.ubuntu.com/395277/ sorry for repost, but there is the  paste :)
[20:16] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, "chown -R user:user folder"
[20:16] <Prabz> Boondoklife, I'm facing another problem, with dhcp3-server.. maybe that's why it's not connecting
[20:16] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: so chown -R root:idleone /path/to/folder ?
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Zykotick9: could use $USER ;)
[20:16] <Prabz> Boondoklife, dhcp3-server fails to start
[20:17] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, that would leave root as owner is that what you want?
[20:17] <Guest78526> chown -R idleone path
[20:17] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: no I want idleone as owner
[20:17] <theadmin> Woah. Expirementing around caused my system to die. What was the name of that package which shows as "Movie Player" in Sound & Video menu?
[20:17] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[20:17] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[20:17] <Guest78526> specify the colon and group if u wanna change the group too
[20:17] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, so "sudo chown -R idleone:idleone /path/to/folder"
[20:18] <IdleOne> ok thank you ZykoticK9 and Guest78526
[20:18] <SchneeSchwarz> theadmin: totem
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: use the username for both, makes so nobody else can access
[20:18] <theadmin> SchneeSchwarz: Thanks. It totally is no good lol gotta remove it as soon as everything finishes upgrading.
[20:18] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: this folder also needs to be shared to Windows
[20:18] <theadmin> IdleOne: Windows ignores Linux permissions ;)
[20:18] <IdleOne> so I need guest access to the folder also
[20:18] <mawst> hmm
[20:18] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, "Vive le Québec libre" ;)
[20:18] <mawst> No menu item for the archive manager
[20:18] <mawst> ?
[20:19] <mawst> or am I blind
[20:19] <theadmin> IdleOne: Or do you mean Windows on another machine?
[20:19] <Guest78526> the file permissions for windows are in your samba.conf file
[20:19] <mattish> whats the advantage of pulseaudio ? should i be using it ?
[20:19] <git__> anyone have problem with notify-send timeout?
[20:19] <theadmin> mawst: You can create one.
[20:19] <IdleOne> theadmin: windows on another machine
[20:19] <mawst> theadmin: any idea what the binary is called?
[20:19] <Apache_33> "Vive le Québec libre" <ZykoticK9> no no no
[20:19] <git__> notify-send 0.4.5 isn't timing out as I specify
[20:19] <theadmin> mawst: file-roller
[20:19] <mawst> Thanks
[20:19] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: hmm yeah but how did you know I am in QC?
[20:19] <Guest78526> i use pulseaudio for network sound mattish
[20:19] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, launchpad stalking
[20:19] <mattish> ah ok bit like arts ?
[20:19] <IdleOne> hahaha
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: that's fine, it will be accessible as samba will permit guest access if you wish or you can use authentication using smbpasswd and then make a group with the user and other users you want to give access to
[20:20] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: ok thank you
[20:20] <Guest78526> i have two systems and one set of speakers so i use pulseaudio to redirect the sound
[20:20] <mab1376> when i try and connect from my windows pc using putty i get "unable to use key file".
[20:20] <Boondoklife> Prabz: hmm that is odd, Im gonna fire up an old SE I have here and see if I can get it working.
[20:21] <theadmin> Say, are there any advantages in GRUB2 at all? Same question about gdm2
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: you can specify folder access in smb.conf or maybe the gui think in nautilus (not used that personally I always use smb.conf)
[20:21] <Guest78526> i still use my pentium 3 as a file server
[20:21] <theadmin> They seem to be a huge downfall, both of them
[20:21] <Prabz> Boondoklife, I also have an SE W300i, can't use that either.. :-/
[20:21] <Slart> I can't unmount a filesystem on my ubuntu system.. sudo umount /dev/sdd2 just gives me "umount bla bla bla, device is busy". "fuser -m /dev/sdd2" gives me nothing, "lsof | grep -i /media/disk1" also gives me nothing.. any other ways I can figure out what is keeping my volume busy?
[20:21] <Boondoklife> Prabz: Im gonna be trying with a k550i, ill get back to ya in a bit when I know whats up.
[20:21] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: ok I chown -R the folder but when I go to nautilus and check permissions it still has root as owner
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> Grub2: it has some nice scripting abilities and logic which can be used. Personally I find it a bit ott
[20:21] <wizzo50> How do you open a tar.bz.2 file?
[20:22] <IdleOne> I assume I need to use sudo chown -R??
[20:22] <Prabz> Boondoklife, Thanks, hope to hear from u soon
[20:22] <theadmin> wizzo50: It's an archive. Double-click it, it should open in the Archive Manager
[20:22] <wizzo50> How do you open a tar.bz2 file?
[20:22] <Boondoklife> Prabz: may take a min as im doing a book report at the same time. Who ever heard of a 7-10 page book report!?!
[20:22] <Guest78526> tar -xjf
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: check your command and the pwd if you are using relative follder referencing
[20:22] <Prabz> Boondoklife, lol
[20:22]  * mattish is likeing virtualbox
[20:22] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, yes to sudo if they're owned by root
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife: read analysises of holy scriptures, they are very very long
[20:23] <theadmin> hm, what's udev? Is this the thing which is responsible for /dev folder?
[20:23] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: thanks again :)
[20:23] <steph_uniko> hi there. got a prob: i want to install apache2 via ssh on a server, but then i got this: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/2n2nQYDc   i know the package is not on the server (but a newer one) so how can i tell the server to take the newer package? =/ pls
[20:23] <Guest78526> udev is a messaging subsystem
[20:23] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: yea but this was 160 pg pdf put together by the professor.
[20:24] <wizzo50> How do you open a tar.bz2 file?
[20:24] <IdleOne> thanks ZykoticK9 and ActionParsnip, Guest78526 you also :)
[20:24] <Boondoklife> I could do 15 pages easy on a holy scripture, but some guy ranting about finances! i mean really?
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife; I see, not too unreasonable
[20:24] <Guest78526> hey dumb question. how do i get a name on here and not be guest? ive never used IRC b4?
[20:24] <jrib> wizzo50: why?  What do you want to accomplish?
[20:24] <mattish> type /nick <yourname>
[20:24] <erUSUL> theadmin: yes udev generates the dev/ folder
[20:24] <jrib> Guest78526: /nick whatever_you_want   then see ubottu
[20:24] <TomFarr> any russian users?
[20:24] <jrib> !register | Guest78526
[20:24] <wizzo50> Update my firefox using Ubuntu
[20:24] <IdleOne> Guest78526: /nick SuperLeetNick
[20:24] <Slart> !ru | TomFarr
[20:24] <erUSUL> Guest78526: choose a nick that is not already taken
[20:25] <theadmin> TomFarr: Me and everyone on #ubuntu-ru
[20:25] <Guest78526> ok thanks guys
[20:25] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: I can sum it up in one sentence, stop spending, start saving, and watch your investments. summary done! =P
[20:25] <TomFarr> Slart I'm banned!!!
[20:25] <xangua> wizzo50: use either 'firefox-stable ppa' or 'ubuntuzilla'
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Guest78526: the name you tried is taken so you are given a guest name
[20:25] <Slart> TomFarr: sure it's not that you're not registered?
[20:25] <wolter> does anybody own a canon ip1800
[20:25] <wolter> ?
[20:25] <Slart> !register | TomFarr
[20:25] <Guest78526> oh i c. shit i like the name vomit
[20:25] <theadmin> Slart: He's banned from #ubuntu-ru i guess
[20:25] <IdleOne> Guest78526: keep the language clean please
[20:25] <Slart> wolter: probably.. I'm guessing you might be someone that does
[20:26] <wizzo50> xangua thanks
[20:26] <TomFarr> Slart I'm banned from IP!!!
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife: expand on the methods discussed as well as you opinions and what other dudes have said and compare
[20:26] <wolter> Slart, yes, I was wondering if anybody had tried using it with the canon ip1900 drivers
[20:26] <Slart> wolter: if you have a question about it you might have better luck just asking the question right away
[20:26] <Boondoklife> Prabz: hey sorry gonna have to wait for the wife to get home, forgot I dont have a sim for this one.
[20:26] <IdleOne> TomFarr: #ubuntu-ops might be able to help you
[20:26] <theadmin> Slart: Those guys there are actually crazy, admins are all like doing nothing
[20:26] <Prabz> Boondoklife, ok, not a problem
[20:26] <theadmin> TomFarr: I am russian, you can ask me if you want, just PM
[20:26] <Slart> TomFarr: I can't really help you with that.. I'm not sure where the ops for the russian channel hang out.. perhaps in #ubuntu-ops .. I'm not sure
[20:27] <Redwar> Hello
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: check http://www.openprinting.org
[20:27] <wolter> Has anybody tried the canon ip1800 with the new ip1900 open-to-public ip1900 drivers?
[20:27] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: Yea that is what Im doing, it just feels like im fluffing and I hate papers like that.
[20:27] <Wunderkind> so i download foobar but it wont install...where am i going wrong?
[20:27] <wolter> ok A
[20:27] <Prabz> Boondoklife, All i want to do is to update my phone's firmware, :)
[20:27] <Redwar> Lol
[20:27] <obeyence> Why am i having X server errors after i try and run a game on wine?
 zdrastwujte dont knwo if its correct:)
[20:27] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: but this is way ot so yea ;)
[20:27] <theadmin> obeyence: Try enabling desktop emulation in winecfg
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife: shows you understand and have read the piece. That's all the guy/gal wants
[20:27] <obeyence> Yep i have it on
[20:27] <Slart> Apache_33: huh?
[20:27] <Jon-> Easiest way to sort a du -h -a by size? They are all listed on the left of each line, but I am new to Linux and don't know how to sort something like that.
[20:27] <theadmin> obeyence: Hm, strange, shouldn't give any problems then
[20:27] <obeyence> Infact im running this chat thing in the virtual desktop now
 im trying:)
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Jon-: pipe the output into sort
[20:28] <Boondoklife> Prabz: can't you do that via usb?
[20:28] <Slart> Jon-: pipe to sort?   ie  du -h -a | sort ?
[20:28] <theadmin> obeyence: And what on earth is the point of that?
[20:28] <TomFarr> theadmin - sorry, My English so bad... I don't have any question about linux or ubuntu - just flame...
[20:28] <hmw> where is that guy, that was talking to me about CONKY ??
[20:28] <theadmin> TomFarr: Err... o_O
 sleeping
[20:28] <Slart> Apache_33: I don't speak russian if that's what you're trying to do
[20:28] <acamargo> hello. a question about lucid lynx. where is sun-java6-plugin? yes, I added multiverse.
[20:28] <Guest78526> u can sort by columns and keys. look in the man page for sort
[20:28] <CAPcap> what is the default Window manager in ubuntu?
[20:28] <Slart> !lucid | acamargo
[20:28] <theadmin> acamargo: #ubuntu+1 for Lucid
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | acamargo
[20:28] <hmw> Apache_33: i just lost him, my pidgin crashed
[20:28] <ZykoticK9> acamargo, #ubuntu+1 for lucid support -- add the Partner repository
[20:28] <Jon-> Slart: ActionParsnip Sort doesn't give the desired output
[20:28] <Slart> CAPcap: metacity? or compiz?
[20:29] <Slart> Jon-: hang on.. let me try
[20:29] <obeyence> does it matter the pont?
[20:29] <obeyence> the point is that im ahead of you.
[20:29] <obeyence> Now what?
[20:29] <Guest78526> im still a command line junkie
[20:29] <Prabz> Boondoklife, Silly nokia.. They don't have such cool things as Sony Ericsson Update Service.. They do have free over the air upgrades. but that involves a lot of download charges. Another option is to connect to the internet via a bluetooth access point
[20:29] <macombaland> Anyone feel like helping a noob?
[20:29] <theadmin> Whatever... Goodbye everyone
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> Jon-: then read the sort man page and grep/awk, it can be done. I'd ask in #bash
[20:29] <Guest78526> im a noob
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> !ask | macombaland
[20:30] <CAPcap> Slart yeah ive re-installed them. still having problems. in fact ive uninstalled and reinstalled the gnome environment entirely
 sorry it wasnt for you was for u :)<theadmin>
[20:30] <Boondoklife> Prabz: got ya. Well if I forget, just pm me and ask Ill be on.
[20:30] <Slart> Apache_33: ah.. I see =)
[20:30] <acamargo> hmm, shame on me. sorry. going to #ubuntu+1
[20:30] <MutantTurkey> Hai guyz i just installed ubuntu lunix on my  laptop last week and now for some rezon when i hit the on button and now noting happens. is that because i used the update thing to install the new firefox?
[20:30] <Guest78526> but ive been using linux since bsd 4.2 on a vax 11/750
[20:30] <Slart> Jon-: ah.. now I see.. du lists stuff as 96k, 2.8M and so on.. hmm
[20:30] <mattish> daft question, how can i tell if my cpu is dual core or just HT ?
[20:30] <Guest78526> unix i mean
[20:30] <marcus__> Is it possible to do a notify using Bash, just like pyNotify?
[20:31] <Prabz> Boondoklife, ok, no problem.. :)
[20:31] <wolter> ActionParsnip, open printing doesn't list it
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> Hai guyz i just installed ubuntu lunix on my  laptop last week and now for some rezon when i hit the on button and now noting happens. is that because i used the update thing to install the new firefox?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Mutantturkey: ok what happens whrn you try to boot
[20:31] <ZykoticK9> mattish, "cat /proc/cpuinfo" find out the model name then search google for info on the cpu
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> ActionParsnip: it comes up saying ubuntu wahtever with the bar
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> and gets stuck randomly
[20:31] <Wunderkind> :D
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: ok try websearching: printer make printer model ubuntu
[20:31] <Wunderkind> <3 ubuntu
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> i come back like twenty minute and then it says error kernel panic
[20:31] <mattish> model name is just pentium d 3ghz :| i think they did both
[20:31] <marcus__> MutantTurkey: sounds like a harddrive problem. Tried booting on the live CD?
[20:31] <Wunderkind> <3 linux
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> i think it is because i updated firefox
[20:32] <jrib> marcus__: install libnotify-bin
[20:32] <Jon-> Slart: Yep, that's the issue.
[20:32] <marcus__> jrib: But how would I use that in bash? (gnome-terminal)
[20:32] <thad> sup
[20:32] <mattish> or is the d for dual ?
[20:32] <jrib> marcus__: it installs one command, notify-send
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> Mutantturkey: ok use boot options to get a text boot and watch the system. You will see where it gets stuck (stupid boot splash rubbish always gets in the way)
[20:32] <thad> is anyone running awesome?
[20:32] <jrib> thad: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[20:32] <MutantTurkey> okay how do i do i do boot options
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> Thad: its not supported here
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions
[20:33] <marcus__> jrib: Perfect, thanks.
[20:33] <Slart> Jon-: this thread looks interesting http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885344
[20:33] <thad> how do i change the login screen?
[20:33] <MutantTurkey> my internets are out i said erlier firefox isnt working
[20:33] <Prabz> Boondoklife, It's just stuck at connecting to pc..
[20:33] <thad> how to change login screen?
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> Thad: use epidermis. Gdm in karmic isn't skinnable afaik
[20:33] <Prabz> could anybody help with dhcp3-server unables to start
[20:33] <wolter> ActionParsnip, yes, I've been there; the problem is that there are only drivers available for 32bit versions of ubuntu and I use 64bit
[20:33] <aldara> ola
[20:33] <MutantTurkey> wait i called my friend he said i get rid of the quiet option but i dont know how to do that
[20:34] <wolter> ActionParsnip, I might upgrade lucid to 32bit but seems a bit stupid to have that as a reason
[20:34] <MutantTurkey> do i just type in quiet when it gets to the bar that says ubuntu
[20:34] <thad> how do i get epidermis
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: ah then you may have to use 32bit to acommodate your printer
[20:34] <wolter> !es | aldara
[20:34] <mattish> is it worth running a 64bit host os ? any real advantage ?
[20:34] <macman_>  i installed safari in wine i removed it manually but for some reason it says its installed still .. how do i completeley remove it from wine
[20:34] <thad> how do i get epidermis
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Thad: websearch around there are guides. Personally I think its pointless for something on the screen for all of 5 seconds
[20:34] <wolter> ActionParsnip, oh wait! http://www.blogternals.com/2009/07/09/canon-ip1800-ubuntu/
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Thad: quit repeating will you
[20:34] <wolter> ActionParsnip, it appears that link supports 64 too :)
[20:35] <MutantTurkey> hellppp guys i dunno how to make it work
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: nice
[20:35] <kamada> MutantTurkey: hammertime
[20:35] <MutantTurkey> my dad says he is gonna beat me if i cant get it working
[20:35] <thad> thats cool its your opinion and i didnt ask for it
[20:35] <Prabz> mattish, if you have more than 3 GB of RAM, you need to run a 64 bit OS to use more than 3 GB
[20:35] <k0sh> when i booted ubuntu from pendrive on my netbook my firefox isnt working and keyboard caught flames all of sudden, how to prevent that in the future? the ff problem is easy since i can just install explorer, but that flaming keyboard is really scary, anyone help?
[20:35] <Slart> mattish: apart from the memory size.. not really
[20:35] <kamada> MutantTurkey: need the number for childline? XDDDD
[20:35] <thad> how do i change loginscreen
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> Thad: you have a solution, go find it
[20:35] <MutantTurkey> =[ yes
[20:35] <Wunderkind> lols
[20:35] <mattish> thought as much, only got 1gb in this work desktop so not really worth it
[20:35] <kamada> MutantTurkey: 08001111
[20:35] <Slart> mattish: on the other hand.. there isn't really a reason not to =)
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> Thad: I told you
[20:36] <mattish> im already up and running on 32bit so reinstall hastle
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> no br rly i need to get this working cuz he said something about calling these people to put windoz on but i dunz wnat it
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> helps
[20:36] <Slart> mattish: ah.. nevermind then.. no reason to switch
[20:36] <david111> Hi yall whats up
[20:36] <mattish> when i next re-install i will go 64
[20:36] <david111> I need help
[20:36] <duckx> lol
[20:36] <duckx> ok
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> david111: there is a big line
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> me firest
[20:37] <CAPcap> OK I've finally pinpointed the issue with my windows. Metacity isn't launching when I start a GNOME session. How do I fix that? It does still work, I can run it from the terminal, but I don't want to have to do that.
[20:37] <david111> ok fine
[20:37] <ginbuntu> the ps3 slim is nowhere as slim as the ps2 slim :(
[20:37] <Wunderkind> so i installed ubuntu yesterday but my windows key isn't working
[20:37] <saad_> Hello
[20:37] <ginbuntu> I thought it is much smaller
[20:37] <MutantTurkey> okay so i did the quiet thing and now all it says is cannot find root image error loading initgz
[20:37] <Wunderkind> how do i get my windows ket to bring up my windows menu?
[20:37] <riktking> anyone got any cool things i can do with my linux server, other than file sharing
[20:37] <mawst> Wunderkind: install windows.
[20:37] <mawst> :P
[20:37] <Prabz> david111, go ahead, ask your problem
[20:38] <Wunderkind> :(
[20:38] <david111> what, who the heck wants to install windwos ??
[20:38] <david111> ok sorry
[20:38] <mawst> That would be neat to have the "super key" open the apps menu.
[20:38] <CAPcap> Wunderkind, you can still use it.
[20:38] <david111> I need to transfer files over wifi
[20:38] <MutantTurkey> wait can i really use windoz seven in linux? my frend sayd he wanted could do ett with a thing called Vam ware
[20:38] <Wunderkind> how do i use it CAPcap
[20:38] <riktking> Wunderkind, system>prefrences> keyboard shortcuts
[20:38] <jrib> !virtualizers | MutantTurkey
[20:38] <MutantTurkey> which ojne do ido
[20:38] <Prabz> !wifi
[20:39] <jrib> MutantTurkey: personally I'd recommend virtualbox
[20:39] <Prabz> !wifi | david111
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> how do i install thatt
[20:39] <Prabz> !wifi | david111
[20:39] <david111> thanks
[20:39] <jrib> !virtualbox | MutantTurkey
[20:39] <marcus__> !x86
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> how do u guys keep doing ! stuff
[20:39] <CAPcap> Wunderkind, depends on what you want it for. First you need to make sure you are using the right keyboard layout. For example: When I started on Ubuntu the default layout didn't recognize that key at all. I had to set it up to use a Dell Inspiron Laptop Keyboard.
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> does it just work
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> !kernel panic at bar thing
[20:40] <jrib> !bot | MutantTurkey
[20:40] <saad_> does anyone know if i can install LXDE and remove gnome/KDE within xubuntu?
[20:40] <marcus__> saad_: Use Synaptic.
[20:40] <MutantTurkey> ubottu does that mean frog in portuguese?
[20:40] <PingFloyd> of course you can
[20:40] <CAPcap> OK I've finally pinpointed the issue with my windows. Metacity isn't launching when I start a GNOME session. How do I fix that? It does still work, I can run it from the terminal, but I don't want to have to do that. So how do I make Metacity startup automatically again?
[20:40] <Prabz> Hi, i'm trying to use dhcp3-server, it always fails at initialization
[20:40] <jrib> MutantTurkey: a ra?
[20:41] <MutantTurkey> what aboot ra?
[20:41] <Wunderkind> !windows
[20:41] <saad_> marcus__, thanks. Would I just need to install lxde and later uninstall gnome?
[20:41] <jrib> MutantTurkey: never mind
[20:41] <marcus__> saad_: I believe so. Because until then, you can change between lxde & gnome at the login.
[20:41] <MutantTurkey> so i need help, it still says kernel image thingy
[20:41] <macman_>  i installed safari in wine i removed it manually but for some reason it says its installed still .. how do i completeley remove it from wine
[20:41] <Nooelia> Habla español?
[20:41] <CAPcap> Wunderkind, depends on what you want it for. First you need to make sure you are using the right keyboard layout. For example: When I started on Ubuntu the default layout didn't recognize that key at all. I had to set it up to use a Dell Inspiron Laptop Keyboard.
[20:42] <Nooelia> Alguien habla español?
[20:42] <Emanon> !es | Nooelia
[20:42] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: whats the problem?
[20:42] <jrib> MutantTurkey: you have to be more specific than "kernel image thingy"
[20:42] <Wunderkind> thx CAPcap
[20:42] <Wunderkind> can i send you nudes as a thank you?
[20:42] <MutantTurkey> williamgates: when i boot it keeps hanging on some kernel thjing
[20:42] <CAPcap> lol
[20:42] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: i'd recommend windows 7
[20:42] <CAPcap> no ;)
[20:42] <Wunderkind> :(
[20:42] <Jon-> Wunderkind: You can send them to me instead ;P
[20:42] <Wunderkind> i'm 13
[20:43] <Jon-> Haha
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> williamgates: it wont work on my laptop or something
[20:43] <Wunderkind> just so you know
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> Wunderkind: i am too!
[20:43] <Jon-> I was only kidding.
[20:43] <yertle> @dajala
[20:43] <Wunderkind> methinks Jon- might be spending some time in jail...
[20:43] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: everyone knows linux doesnt work as well as windows 7
[20:43] <williamgates> im sure t will work
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> williamgates: but my frend said i cant get viurs things
[20:43] <Jon-> methinks Wunderkind did not realise Jon- was being sarcastic. ;D
[20:43] <david111> Prabz, hi, thanks, but that page doesn't tell me how exactly to transfer a file from my laptop to another device over WiFi. Can you help?
[20:43] <kn100> MutantTurkey, ignore him, he's trolling.
[20:43] <conb123> Hiya I feel like I need a change so tonight I am going to switch to kubuntu. I realise I could just install kde over the top of this ubuntu box but I'd prefer to do a fresh install. So anyway my question is how can I make a list of all my currently installed programs so that I can install them again in kubuntu?
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> cause when ever i got on prons sites i always get these popups
[20:44] <MutantTurkey> kn100: whats a troll?
[20:44] <PingFloyd> MutantTurkey: turn off scripting or use noscript
[20:44] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: thats a lie spread by linux zealots. windows 7 incorporates new security measures that are far superior to any linux distribution
[20:44] <Getafix> Hello. Got Neverwinter Nights 1 running on Hardy, but runs in a window - how do I make it run full screen?
[20:44] <Emanon> http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture/petro1/Seat.png
[20:44] <marcus__> conb123: You could try to save the output of dpkg -l, but that would just be a flood.
[20:44] <mneptok> williamgates: stop please
[20:44] <Prabz> david111, are you using ubuntu or kubuntu?
[20:44] <kn100> williamgates, can I direct you towards #windows/
[20:44] <williamgates> mneptok: what?
[20:44] <Jon-> williamgates: lol you troll
[20:44] <meymey> can somebody tell me how to get rid of that white box on my screen's left corner
[20:44] <MutantTurkey> PingFloyd: is that in the synaptic thing?
[20:44] <Prabz> david111, did u setup an adhoc connection first?
[20:44] <williamgates> im not trolling, its an opinion
[20:44] <kn100> MutantTurkey, somebody who gets fun out of annoying others
[20:44] <Emanon> !opinion
[20:44] <PingFloyd> MutantTurkey: it's a firefox addon
[20:44] <Slart> !clone | conb123
[20:44] <kn100> MutantTurkey, best avoided
[20:45] <meymey> which list all the processes
[20:45] <PingFloyd> MutantTurkey: just search in firefox's addon menu
[20:45] <MutantTurkey> kn100: okay is that that xkcd joke about beating people up at ren fairs
[20:45] <mneptok> williamgates: this is #ubuntu, a support channel. either ask for or provide support, or take your IRC client elsewhere.
[20:45] <kn100> MutantTurkey, Sorry, I haven't been here all the time, what's your issue?
[20:45] <Emanon> WOA there is an opinion command?!
[20:45] <david111> prabz
[20:45] <Emanon> i was joking
[20:45] <marcus__> williamgates: If it's an oppinion, please do not type it as a statement.
[20:45] <conb123> Slart: Hmmm thanks but wouldn't that also install things incompatible with kubuntu?
[20:45] <williamgates> marcus__: how should i type it then? it is also true, but nevermind
[20:46] <kn100> conb123, you can install gnome packages in KDE and vice versa
[20:46] <Jon-> marcus__: Why is it that if a Ubuntu pro comment is made, or an anti-microsoft, no one bats an eyelash. The opposite is done, and the entire IRC shits bricks. Fair much?
[20:46] <PingFloyd> williamgates: I doubt you know much about security in general
[20:46] <Slart> conb123: yes.. it would basically install gnome and all the stuff you had in your "old" install
[20:46] <Prabz> david111, did you connect an adhoc network?
[20:46] <marcus__> williamgates: Add "I think that.."
[20:46] <williamgates> Jon-: thankyou!
[20:46] <weechat_user> i
[20:46] <Emanon> cause this is a ubuntu chanel Jon-
[20:46] <guntbert> !language | Jon-
[20:46] <williamgates> so we're only allowed biased opinions?
[20:46] <Jon-> Emanon: Is it also "$bashmicrosoft"?
[20:46] <david111> Prabz, nope, not sure how to do that? where do I find that? did see it somewhere.
[20:46] <kn100> Jon-, because the comment was irrelevant to the actual discussion. this is a _support_ channel, not a discuss-what-os-is-the-best channel
[20:46] <Jon-> #**
[20:46] <Slart> conb123: there might be able to do some text processing voodoo on that text file though.. not really sure how though
[20:47] <meymey> can somebody tell me how to remove  the task list which appear on a white box
[20:47] <ZykoticK9> !ot
[20:47] <Prabz> david111, please explain what you're trying to do
[20:47] <gugu> What exactly are use cases for base and calc? When should I use base and when calc?
[20:47] <Wunderkind> also i can't get windows media player and itunes to install
[20:47] <kn100> meymey, the what?
[20:47] <conb123> Slart: Hmm yeah you mean like a grep command to remove all packages relating to gnome
[20:47] <Emanon> well idk does microsoft espouse true statements about linux Jon-?
[20:47] <Wunderkind> what gives?
[20:47] <Jon-> kn100: My point is that when I come in here for assistance, 9 times out of 10, I see at least one person poking fun at Microsoft and/or Windows, and no one says a word. Someone says the opposite, and ten people unload on him and tell him to take it elsewhere. It's funny.
[20:47] <Slart> conb123: something like that yes.. might be a good start at least
[20:47] <meymey> i dont know
[20:47] <markdan> anyone need help pm me always happy to lend a hand
[20:48] <PingFloyd> Jon-: both camps are littered with fanboys, just how the internet tends to be in general
[20:48] <edi_99> Hi guys. Is there a way to restore the default value of wpa_supplicant.conf file?
[20:48] <PingFloyd> Jon-: personally, I don't mind constructive criticism of anything.
[20:48] <kn100> Jon-, and which OS you think is the best is totally subjective
[20:49] <Emanon> Jon- http://ixnotes.wordpress.com/2009/09/06/microsoft-propaganda-handed-out-to-staples-employees/
[20:49] <conb123> Slart: Oh to hell with it, I'm just going to do it the old fashioned way and jot down anything in my menus and any non gui application I feel i particularly want
[20:49] <kn100> Jon-, For example Linux is awful at anything video rendering related, but windows doesn't even have a package manager
[20:49] <kn100> conb123, xD
[20:49] <Slart> conb123: =) good luck
[20:49]  * mattish reads the staples thing for a laugh
[20:49] <Younder> I've just fallen in love with HLA (High Level Assembler)
[20:49] <Slart> !ot
[20:49] <guntbert> kn100: Emanon please stop that discussion with Jon-
[20:49] <Emanon> ok this is gonna turn into a flame war lets take it to ot
[20:49] <PingFloyd> kn100: they've had to reverse engineer most of the non-free codecs is most of the issue
[20:49] <Jon-> kn100: PingFloyd: Again, you guys are missing the point.. you can't make it acceptable to bash one thing and not another and call yourself fairly administrating the IRC. I use both Win7 and Karmic, and I hate fanboys, so this stuff bugs me.
[20:49] <david111> Prabz, want to connect Ubuntu laptop with Blackberry wifi
[20:49] <Jon-> I will drop it.
[20:50] <Slart> Jon-: to #ubuntu-offtopic with it.. shoo..
[20:50] <Younder> so i'm writing a package for it.
[20:50] <jrib> let's move the non-support discussion elsewhere, thanks Jon-
[20:50] <mneptok> Jon-: and it's still offtopic. please stop.
[20:50] <kn100> Jon-, if you'd like to continue this, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:50] <PingFloyd> Jon-: why are you lumping me in the same group as others?
[20:50] <david111> using wifi, and transfer a file
[20:50] <guntbert> PingFloyd: stop it too please
[20:50] <Getafix> Hello. Got Neverwinter Nights 1 running on Hardy, but runs in a window - how do I make it run full screen?
[20:50] <Younder> the defauut build and installation is insane, (written for ms-windows) but the code is good
[20:50] <Prabz> david111, is your Blackberry able to detect the laptop?
[20:51] <Slart> Getafix: using wine? you might want to check the application database.. appdb.winehq.org
[20:51] <PingFloyd> guntbert: pay more attention, I'm not one of the participants in the OS war going on in here
[20:51] <david111> no
[20:51] <meymey> it's  white box on the left upper corner. listing some process and task. i cant close it
[20:51] <david111> it cant find the wifi connection
[20:51] <mneptok> PingFloyd: stop perpetuating the discussion by asking questions about it. thanks.
[20:51] <PingFloyd> mneptok: mind your own business
[20:51] <Slart> meymey: can you take a screenshot?
[20:51] <david111> its like the laptop not broadcasting the wifi signal
[20:51] <Younder> PingFloyd, this will be an all opensource debian package
[20:51] <Getafix> Slart: no Wine, runs native - uses Terminal - but it runs in a window
[20:52] <david111> can it connect directly
[20:52] <Slart> Getafix: hmm.. then I don't know.. there isn't some kind of readme? perhaps there is a switch or parameter somewhere?
[20:52] <Jon-> You know.. God forbid we raise issues about the moderators being unfair at times. I should just hold my tongue.
[20:52] <dsnyders> Why is there an apache2 service running on my machine?  Is it needed for cups or something?
[20:52] <Slart> Jon-: you can discuss it .. in #ubuntu-offtopic.. or #ubuntu-ops
[20:53] <pedro> hi, I lost my sound driver. How I get it back again?