[03:38] <baz> what language would i use to build a gui for mdadm?
[03:39] <poutine> it was gnome-power-manager
[03:39] <Platypus-irssi> it is on the Desktop now
[03:39] <Travis-42> I'm trying to get a ide to usb device to work in linux.  when I plug it into the computer, the drive spins up, but nothing seems to be recognized, and no new device shows up in fdisk.  Is there something else I might need to do to enable it?
[03:39] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, you would mv ~/Desktop/<filename> ~/.irssi/scripts/
[03:39] <sveakex> scunizi: because i haven't used ubuntu since december 07
[03:39] <Gargantua> The apt-get package mysql-server doesn't come with the mysql C headers, anyone know what package that is in?
[03:39] <sveakex> scunizi: and because i would never remember that long path if i used ubuntu
[03:39] <scunizi> sveakex, bit rusty huh.. same place it's always been :)
[03:39] <prince_jammys> Gargantua: you might have luck at #mysql
[03:40] <sveakex> scunizi: i always everything from a prompt, i don't like menues
[03:40] <mishu> Can anyone tell me where i can find the default ubuntu intrepid wireless driver ?
[03:40] <Gargantua> prince_jammys, nope, I asked there already.
[03:40] <Gargantua> Not to mention this is a package question.
[03:40] <sveakex> mishu: what card do you have?
[03:40] <scunizi> sveakex, don't blame you.. which begs the question how come you didn't just recommend aptitude?
[03:41] <Platypus-irssi> scunizi: it worked, thanks for the help
[03:41] <Nytrix> how do i change the usplash screen?
[03:41] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, cool.. what script were you trying to install?
[03:41] <mishu> sveakex: realtek ...and stop arguing about synaptic guys, i know how to use it, aptitude and everything .. i just need to know where i can find the damn generic driver
[03:42] <tritium> mishu: calm down, please
[03:42] <Platypus-irssi> scunizi: just a test-scipt for now, so many scripts for irssi it will take an hour atleast to browse them all, but I'm confident that I will find something usefull there :)
[03:42] <sveakex> scunizi: clicking is easier for a lot of people
[03:43] <mishu> tritium: i'm calm, sorry if the way i wrote seemed anxious
[03:43] <strebor> Gargantua:
[03:43] <strebor>                       ${OPENGL_gl_LIBRARY}
[03:43] <strebor>                       ${OPENGL_gl_LIBRARY}
[03:43] <FloodBot1> strebor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:43] <strebor> bah, sorry
[03:43] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, couple of things.. have you checked out using screen with irssi and other theme's?  screen works great and if you know how to split it you can use irssi in the top and elinks or mutt or terminal in the bottom
[03:44] <strebor> Gargantua: i meant have you tried libmysqlclient-dev?
[03:44] <tritium> mishu: do you know which driver you're referring to?  Perhaps the name of the chipset, or the kernel module?
[03:44] <sveakex> mishu: which model?
[03:44] <bomzaiya> hello all
[03:44] <sveakex> bomzaiya: hello
[03:44] <bomzaiya> I need support about ubuntu 8.10, firewire and external HDD
[03:45] <mishu> tritium: from what i understood, ubuntu ships with a generic wireless driver ... i don't actually know the name of it (the one that worked) cause it auto installed on first update after i installed ubuntu
[03:45] <mishu> sveakexx: realtek RT8187B... i got the original windows drivers, tried all of them with ndiswrapper .. none working properly
[03:45] <akorn> redvamp128: any idea how i can download the files i'd install in recovery?
[03:45] <tritium> mishu: there are various drivers, depending on which hardware you have
[03:45] <scunizi> mishu, missed what kind of driver it is but ubuntu-restricted-extras carries the atheros driver.
[03:46] <akorn> redvamp128: it's not working when i try says it can't fetch the files needed...even tho i have my modem connected directly...
[03:46] <Nytrix> i moved one of my windows way passed my desktop border and now i cant see it to move in back within my desktop window...what do i do?
[03:46] <tritium> mishu: for example, a kernel module named rtl8187
[03:46] <mishu> tritium: is that in synaptic ?
[03:46] <bomzaiya> firewire problem
[03:46] <Gargantua> I'll install it and see strebor.
[03:47] <bomzaiya> Need help!
[03:47] <bomzaiya> I have an ext hdd
[03:47] <anti_theocon> help!
[03:48] <bomzaiya> I partiioned 4 drives
[03:48] <tritium> The file is /lib/modules/2.6.27-11-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/rtl8187.ko, which is part of the linux-image-2.6.27-11-generic package.  You should already have it installed.
[03:48] <sveakex> https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/internet/C/troubleshooting.html#troubleshooting-driver
[03:48] <sveakex> ops
[03:48] <sveakex> mishu: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/internet/C/troubleshooting.html#troubleshooting-driver
[03:48] <anti_theocon> no ound lenovo after upgrade...logon sound works but apps dont have sound
[03:48] <bomzaiya> they are FAT32
[03:48] <redvamp128> akorn:  checking
[03:48] <mishu> tritium: thanks, i think that's what i need .. yes, i know, the driver was already installed .. but i got it overwritten
[03:48] <bomzaiya> They are about 140 gig each.
[03:49] <SingAlong> hi all
[03:49] <bomzaiya> Hi SingAlong
[03:49] <bomzaiya> Then I use this HDD
[03:49] <bomzaiya> with Debian
[03:49] <anti_theocon> hey all
[03:49] <redvamp128> akorn:  do you happen to remember all what you did-- uninstalled/reinstalled also -- then ran autoremove- if I get this right
[03:49] <tritium> mishu: then reinstall that package
[03:49] <bomzaiya> Debian, Mac, Windows, I got no problem
[03:50] <baz> if i have a software raid5 and I want to re-install ubuntu and wipe out the / partition but keep /home, is there anything to be aware of during re-installation?
[03:50] <bomzaiya> But with ubuntu 8.10
[03:50] <SingAlong> I wrote a bluetooth app that communicates with my phone via python in ubuntu but seems like like the data is sent repeatedly. I connect via sockets
[03:50] <bomzaiya> My files are lost!!!!
[03:50] <mishu> tritium, that's exactly what i'm doing now.. i just maked it for reinstallation
[03:50] <mishu> tritium: if this works, thanks a lot
[03:50] <tritium> mishu: sure
[03:50] <redvamp128> akorn:  is the system connected and at a prompt now?
[03:51] <akorn> redvamp128: im in the live cd right now
[03:52] <neil_d> is there a command line program to find out what the default printer is for a user ?
[03:52] <mishu> tritium, dunno yet if it worked, but have to restart .. so bye, thanks again.
[03:52] <JPSman> what channel do I join for programming?
[03:52] <akorn> redvamp128: i know i just installed ubuntu, then installed updates so it updates the kernel...i uninstalled alsa and reinstalled it via terminal, then it said i can autoremove some kernel file (not sure what it was) and i ran autoremove
[03:53] <akorn> redvamp128: only reason im going thru all this is because i ahve some work i dont feel like losing, i might just reinstall the OS :S
[03:53] <redvamp128> akorn:  you should be able to if you get a prompt -- to get network to work-- use the sudo ifup eth0
[03:53] <jdimond> baz: i think it will be fine. you will have to reinstall raid support once you have ubuntu reinstalled.
[03:53] <JPSman> Should I learn C or C++?  does all C work in C++?
[03:53] <jdimond> baz: just dont change the partition layout from the prior install
[03:54] <redvamp128> akorn:  then see if you are online by ifconfig
[03:54] <acu> _VIM_ in order to edit AVCHD (high definition video) I only find ImageMixer 3 tool for windows (coming with the Canon Vixia HG20) - it seem that the editor works - so far I am not aware about any high definition choice in linux based system (sadly even a player is not yet ready to work with high def video formats)
[03:54] <akorn> redvamp128: so when im at prompt i type in " sudo ifup eth0 " it should connect?
[03:54] <crdlb> JPSman: no, in practice, they are very different languages
[03:54] <redvamp128> akorn:  once you get it online-- then you should be able to sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[03:55] <redvamp128> akorn:  yes but you may have to sudo ifdown eth0 (then the sudo ifup eth0)
[03:55] <akorn> redvamp128: okay i hope this works haha
[03:55] <bomzaiya> Who knew firewire? need to talk
[03:56] <redvamp128> akorn:  unless someone knows an easier way-- unless you could try -- sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[03:58] <redvamp128> akorn
[03:59] <jasong> Wow, lots of people in here
[03:59] <siteneza> yes have fun
[04:00] <jasong> I have a problem with my new Ubuntu box, it has 4 broken packages.  Synaptic claims it fixes them, but they're staying broken.
[04:00] <siteneza> fix then my ubuntu is broken too
[04:01] <siteneza> you have ubuntu
[04:01] <wxjeacen> ls
[04:01] <wxjeacen> dir
[04:01] <jasong> Is there a way to check the integrity of ALL the files? I'm thinking it may be a dirty dvd reader
[04:01] <unknown_> .
[04:01] <unknown_> test
[04:01] <Resistol> Does anyone here have the answers to the 10 minute mind test at themindquiz.com ?
[04:02] <Resistol> They wont give me my results without giving them my cell number
[04:02] <Scunizi> jasong: in terminal do " sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade "  and see if that fixes ot
[04:02] <Resistol> it's so frustrating that they don't ask you till after
[04:02] <joejc> hi
[04:02] <wxjeacen> hi
[04:02] <siteneza> ubuntu is the best site
[04:02] <Melik`> where does aptitude download the .deb packages to?
[04:03] <siteneza> i like that
[04:03] <usser> Melik`, /var/cache/apt
[04:03] <joejc> is there a channel for server?
[04:03] <wxjeacen> and me too
[04:03] <wxjeacen> this is
[04:03] <redvamp128> joejc:  #ubuntu-server
[04:03] <Melik`> usser, after it finishes installing can i remove these .deb files?
[04:03] <Melik`> as i really dont need them anymore?
[04:03] <wxjeacen> i confused
[04:03] <wxjeacen> as well
[04:03] <usser> Melik`, yes there's a command to do that
[04:03] <usser> Melik`, sudo apt-get clean
[04:03] <siteneza> wow
[04:03] <siteneza> i like that
[04:03] <wxjeacen> i see
[04:03] <akorn> redvamp128: man i owe you
[04:03] <wxjeacen> and me too
[04:04] <siteneza> ubuntu in my machine
[04:04] <redvamp128> akorn:  which one fixed it?
[04:04] <akorn> redvamp128: had to use the --force option but it worked thanks SO MUCH !
[04:04] <redvamp128> akorn:  the force sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?
[04:04] <unknown_> this is chat for unbutu?
[04:04] <akorn> redvamp128: i reinstalled ubuntu-desktop using the sudo ifdown --force eth0 and then ifup
[04:04] <akorn> redvamp128: then just sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:04] <Resistol> sorry my question isn't about linux, i just figured someone in here might be just as pissed as I am and might've figured something out
[04:04] <lstarnes> unknown_: according to the /topic, it is the official support channel for ubuntu
[04:05] <wxjeacen> yeh
[04:05] <redvamp128> akorn:  you must have autoremoved a package it needed.
[04:05] <siteneza> where i can find the history of ubuntu
[04:05] <siteneza> all the history
[04:05] <akorn> redvamp128: yea i never use the autoremove always get bad vibes haha i dont know why it would tell me i dont need those packages if i do...haha
[04:05] <K_Passaris> i have a questio
[04:05] <K_Passaris> can ask ?
[04:05] <siteneza> yes
[04:05] <K_Passaris> which is the command ssh Portuale close to 22?
[04:06] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: you don't need to have permission to ask questions
[04:06] <jasong> broken package dude here:  it keeps telling me to use sudo apt-get -f install , but that doesn't do anything except generate the error in a different way
[04:06] <rww> !ask | K_Passaris
[04:06] <siteneza> where i can find the history
[04:06] <akorn> redvamp128: you really saved me a big hassle though thanks so much
[04:06] <siteneza> of ubuntu
[04:06] <lstarnes> siteneza: what kind of history are you looking for exactly?
[04:06] <nomad> testing
[04:07] <usser> siteneza, here? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu
[04:07] <siteneza> what people use ubuntu and the mening of ubuntu.
[04:07] <unko> hey all, i need a favor what is the best music player for ubuntu. i was using rythem box i loved it. tried out songbird hated it. now im using exaile...not so bad i like
[04:07] <Flannel> siteneza: This question might be better asked in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:07] <lstarnes> siteneza: there is no list anywhere of all the people that use it
[04:07] <K_Passaris> I say to me how someone close ssh Portuale 22
[04:08] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: are you trying to close port 22?
[04:08] <K_Passaris> yes
[04:08] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: just stop ssh
[04:08] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: using sudo invoke-rc.d ssh stop
[04:09] <Resistol> unko, I found that rhythmbox was the best.  KDE's Amarok is pretty good, but I found the older version had more functionality than the latest one.
[04:09] <jasong> Could someone give me a webpage or search terms on dealing with stubbornly broken packages?
[04:09] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: if you don't want it so start automatically anymore you may also want to do sudo update-rc.d -f ssh remove
[04:09] <K_Passaris> sudo invoke-rc.d ssh stop
[04:09] <squarepeg> having trouble opening synaptic package manager. error message says I should use 'dpkg --configure -a' . I tried that in the terminal. It said I need to be super user. now what?
[04:09] <K_Passaris> is work
[04:09] <K_Passaris> thanks
[04:09] <unko> resistol, hmm rythem box dosn't have alot of plugins tho. and i hate armarok
[04:09] <Gargantua> strebor, where would I expect to find the headers after I installed that package?
[04:09] <jasong> squarepeg, type su -
[04:09] <Gargantua> /usr/share/mysql has no include/
[04:10] <jasong> then enter password
[04:10] <usser> Gargantua, /usr/include
[04:10] <prince_jammys> squarepeg: put 'sudo' before the dpkg command
[04:10] <redvamp128> jasong:  you could if you know the package name- use packages -- Ubuntu -- Ubuntu Packages Search <http://packages.ubuntu.com/>  that will download a .deb then install using the .deb
[04:10] <unko> anyone else recommend any nice music players?
[04:10] <jasong> be careful though, superuser is dangerous if you keep it around without thinking about it
[04:10] <MrWizeGuy1983> is kernel 2.6.28 out yet?
[04:10] <usser> unko, audacious is a really nice minimalistic winamp like player
[04:10] <qcjn> anybody knows about rsync, cause i'm starting to wonder if i made in error in the path or whatever, Cause it take,s so long ??
[04:10] <lstarnes> MrWizeGuy1983: it's been out for a long time, but it likely won't be in ubuntu until ubuntu 9.04
[04:10] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, yes
[04:10] <Gargantua> ah, now it's there, thanks usser / strebor
[04:11] <unko> usser, nah i like somthing with a nice gui not simple at all :]
[04:11] <jasong> thanks redvamp128, I'll try that
[04:11] <Paris> MrWizeGuy1983: you are able to build it yourself, if you choose to.
[04:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> usser there's supposed to be an intel driver fix in that kernel, do you know if they did it?
[04:11] <unko> anyothers? i heard banshee was nice never tried it tho
[04:11] <Paris> MrWizeGuy1983: www.kernel.org has the current release build.
[04:11] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, fix for what?
[04:11] <akorn> quit
[04:11] <akorn> exit
[04:11] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, whats the problem with intel driver?
[04:11] <tripps> ok my compiz is borked. Machine worked perfectly. Hibernated. Started up into wrong boot up choice (a Xen startup kernel - why does it always mess this up every time there's an update?). Quickly rebooted, chose proper boot up option, no hibernate recovery and no window effects. Even restored compiz profile to no avail. Ugh.
[04:11] <strebor> Gargantua: that's alright
[04:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> usser it's supposed to fix the G45 intel video problem
[04:12] <Turtle_> why would the system monitor not show my other cores?
[04:12] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, is that the one that they licensed from somebody else?
[04:12] <MrWizeGuy1983> not sure honestly, but i heard it was a bug in the kernel
[04:12] <squarepeg> prince_jammys: thanks a lot
[04:12] <usser> Turtle_, happens sometimes. do cat /proc/cpuinfo. how many processors it lists?
[04:13] <strebor> Gargantua: remember you can also try packages.ubuntu.com e.g. http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=mysql.h&mode=exactfilename&suite=intrepid&arch=any
[04:13] <MrWizeGuy1983> when loading the latest intel drivers on the G45 the screen is totally blank, have to use mesa drivers
[04:13] <Turtle_> ussr: it list one, i have 4
[04:13] <Gargantua> Wow I didn't know that, I usually use apt-cache, which doesn't tell much about the content of the package, thanks.
[04:13] <Turtle_> maybe in the bios?
[04:13] <prince_jammys> squarepeg: welcome.  sudo allows you to run commands as superuser.
[04:13] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, i wouldn't know sorry
[04:14] <MrWizeGuy1983> thanks for trying usser
[04:14] <MrWizeGuy1983> i've been trying to fix that for my friend for 2 months, there's not even a fix online
[04:14] <usser> Turtle_, really just one? can you pastebin the results of cat /proc/cpuinfo?
[04:14] <MrWizeGuy1983> lots of reports of the issue, no fix
[04:14] <tripps> "Desktop effects could not be enabled." What is wrong??
[04:15] <tripps> same kernel, same everything, just a reboot/failed hibernate
[04:15] <usser> Turtle_, also pastebin uname -a command results
[04:16] <joejc> how do i get my server on my network?
[04:17] <doc``> hmm flash playback in firefox is very slow when i maximize the window
[04:17] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` do you use macromedia flash or something else?
[04:17] <doc``> im not sure
[04:17] <joejc> doc``:  install adobe flash
[04:17] <MrWizeGuy1983> i've had terrible luck with things like sfwdec and others
[04:17] <doc``> how can i check
[04:18] <MrWizeGuy1983> you can go to synaptic or the other programs thing and search flash
[04:18] <redvamp128> doc`` - (about:plugins) in the firefox address bar-- also are you running compiz?
[04:18] <Turtle_> usser: i dont understand that input?
[04:18] <dumb_question> problem with KVPNC: connection established properly, I am in, http://www.whatismyip.com sees the new IP address, but then it loses the connection after ~ a minute, and is unable to reconnect - error msg is "remote modem has hung up" so it seems like I'm missing a hadshake to tell it I'm still here or something - any ideas?
[04:18] <doc``> i am running compiz, but it was slow before aswell
[04:18] <usser> Turtle_, use pastebin please
[04:18] <usser> !pastebin | Turtle_
[04:18] <doc``> however i will disable it for now
[04:19] <Dorobo18jp> can anyone tell me how to change my screen res to wide screen
[04:19] <usser> Turtle_, open  terminal type uname -a and pastebin the results
[04:19] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` let me know what flash you're using
[04:19] <redvamp128> doc type about:    plugins no space between to find out what version of flash you are on
[04:19] <MrWizeGuy1983> adobe/macromedia works well for it, i haven't seen any others that do
[04:19] <Turtle_> i dont understand pastebin
[04:20] <Turtle_>  uname -a
[04:20] <Turtle_> Linux william-desktop 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:28:32 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[04:20] <usser> dumb_question, run a script in a background that constantly pings the server :)
[04:20] <Turtle_> ill learn it
[04:20] <doc``> Shockwave Flash 10.0 r15
[04:20] <usser> !pastebin | Turtle_
[04:20] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` i think that's the right one, could you verify that in add/remove or synaptic?
[04:20] <doc``> npwrapper.libflashplayer.so
[04:21] <MrWizeGuy1983> i'm almost certain it's the right one, do you have any conflicting plugins?
[04:21] <Turtle_> what do you think is the problem?
[04:21] <MrWizeGuy1983> multiple different flash players?
[04:21] <usser> Turtle_, you go to pastebin.com paste your text there, and give us the url
[04:21] <anarchman1> Hi, I installed hplip by downloading via hp's website instead of the package manager, and now that process is constantly taking up 60-80% of my cpu? how can I remove this hplip?
[04:21] <Turtle_> ohh ok i get it
[04:21] <usser> Turtle_, alright, i'll need some more info
[04:22] <usser> Turtle_, you can install pastebinit so you wouldnt have to go to the site manually, so sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:22] <dumb_question> usser -> sample code anywhere? I am new to this...
[04:22] <usser> Turtle_, then cat /proc/cpuinfo | pastebinit
[04:22] <usser> Turtle_, dmesg | pastebinit
[04:22] <usser> dumb_question, hang on
[04:22] <dumb_question> hanging...
[04:23] <Dorobo18jp> in monitor resolution settings how can i make wide screen availible
[04:23] <dumb_question> Archaeopterix1
[04:23] <usser> Turtle_, cat /proc/cpuinfo | pastebinit -
[04:24] <usser> Turtle_, and dmesg | pastebinit -
[04:24] <usser> Turtle_, sorry
[04:24] <TimStarling> why is ufw so complex and intrusive?
[04:24] <usser> dumb_question, http://pastebin.com/f473b6212
[04:24] <doc``> flashplugin nonfree : Adobe Flash Player plugin installer
[04:24] <doc``> is isntalled
[04:24] <MrWizeGuy1983> that's the good one, is there anything else installed too?
[04:24] <doc``> yes some extras when i sears for flash in synaptic
[04:25] <TimStarling> is there any alternative which provides a simpler wrapper for iptables?
[04:25] <dumb_question> I tried pinging the IP from a terminal without being connected - no response - is that a bad sign?
[04:25] <doc``> ubuntu restricted extras
[04:25] <Ychkara> How do I make it so that winkey opens the start menu as in windows?
[04:25] <MrWizeGuy1983> that package installs the one you have, it's not a duplicate
[04:25] <tripps> could someone assist me with why compiz is borked now after a reboot? Guessing the "no restricted drivers in use" has something to do with it. Clicking activate on the dialog shows "downloading driver  . . " dialog for a second then nothing happens.
[04:25] <Turtle_> http://pastebin.com/d736a8b4f, usser
[04:25] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` is swfdec or any other thing similar installed?
[04:25] <redvamp128> Ychkara:  system- preferences - keyboard shortcuts
[04:26] <Ychkara> redvamp128, ok, thanks
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> you can also go to tools, addons, plugins and check to see if there's anything else that says flash
[04:26] <doc``> no
[04:26] <doc``> in firefox_\
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> yes
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> the tools menu in firefox
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> lets you disable and enable plugins, just making sure before trying something else
[04:27] <Maggie> I installed kubuntu desktop on my PC and chose kdm as default display manager but kde environment has never run and shut down and restart options have also gone?
[04:27] <Turtle_> usser?
[04:27] <usser> Turtle_, thats not entire dmesg, run this command dmesg | pastebinit -
[04:27] <Turtle_> what is that line?
[04:27] <dillinjah> i just setup openssh server, I have chrooted user into a directory, but I want to give them access to a mounted volume , but only execute, no write (i.e.. I do not want them to be able to delete any of the files, but I do want them to be able to download them), does anyone know how I would do this. I tried creating a symbolic link but that didnt work
[04:27] <redvamp128> doc``:  pm?
[04:28] <doc``> sure
[04:28] <lws> I'm having trouble getting ath_pci to load at startup, despite having entered it in /etc/modules
[04:28] <usser> Turtle_, type it in the terminal it pastebins the results of dmesg command, instead of you copying it from terminal and cutting stuff off
[04:28] <dumb_question> ussr: server doesn't respond to ping, when I'm connected or otherwise
[04:28] <doc``> no other plugins says anything about flash, but how do i disable compiz_
[04:29] <usser> dumb_question, hm, can you ping google.com, i mean ping should keep you connection active so it shouldnt time out
[04:29] <dumb_question> ja, tried that, worked for a while then started saying "Network is unreachable" as the VPN died
[04:29] <dillinjah> im sorry i meant sftp
[04:30] <Maggie> I installed kubuntu desktop on my PC and chose kdm as default display manager but kde environment has never run and shut down and restart options have also gone! anyone plz help me
[04:30] <rrplay> Maggie, : check out the files that you have in /etc/init.d/
[04:30] <usser> dumb_question, i dont know much about vpn, ping was kind of a first thing to come to mind, sorry :(
[04:30] <dumb_question> ussr: where would you go for help on this?
[04:31] <Maggie> rrplay : what do i look for
[04:31] <usser> dumb_question, kvpn? #kde i guess
[04:31] <Dorobo18jp> Is there a place to get support for wide screen settings? Cant find it in the help section.
[04:31] <kriel> Can't uninstall vmware server. I generated a .deb package off of the .rpm from vmware's website using alien. It had an error. Any attempt to remove or reinstall it makes dpkg puke with http://pastebin.com/m410be236 . Any ideas?
[04:31] <dumb_question> 'k thx
[04:32] <kriel> It had an error *while trying to install it*. Sorry.
[04:32] <rrplay> Maggie the name of the files  like gdm    so sudo /etc/init.d/gdm or kdm
[04:33] <upgrdman> im using vmware inside of ubuntu to run windows and want to prevent ubuntu from using one of my usb devices (a dongle it recognized as usbhid) ... how can i acheive this?
[04:34] <danbhfive> kriel: you could nuke the post remove script
[04:34] <danbhfive> kriel: there might be a way to force the removal with dpkg too, im not sure
[04:35] <rrplay> Maggie, the command should be /etc/init.d/kdm restart
[04:35] <Maggie> rrplay : i got this output "http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/123131/"
[04:35] <rrplay> Maggie,  for gnome ;  /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:36] <kriel> danbhfive: can you elaborate on 'nuke the post remove script'? I'm not used to sticking my head under linux's hood...
[04:39] <danbhfive> kriel: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/vmware-server.postrm                 I think that should do it
[04:39] <tripps> why does my ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX driver not activate when I click activate?
[04:39] <Chikkis> hi everyone
[04:40] <kriel> danbhfive: Now can you tell me what I just did? hhos...
[04:40] <kriel> danbhfive: It worked; by the way.
[04:41] <ScottG489> How do I add a folder to my places menu on the top gnome panel? If i right click on it and go to "edit menus" you cant change whats in the places menu.
[04:41] <Dorobo18jp> Hello i am still learning Ubuntu and am having a problem i just switched to a wide screen monitor but Unbuntu will not show my desktop in wide screen can some one  help ?
[04:41] <ScottG489> Dorobo18jp: Hold on
[04:41] <YAHOOOO> anyone on, and willing to help me with a grub issue?
[04:41] <usser> Dorobo18jp, what video card? what does xrandr say?
[04:41] <crdlb> ScottG489: the file chooser has an add button
[04:41] <Chikkis> i am new here on ubuntu
[04:41] <crdlb> nautilus can also edit it
[04:41] <ScottG489> crdlb: file chooser?
[04:42] <Dorobo18jp> nvidia 9200
[04:42] <rrplay> Maggie   hang on a sec
[04:42] <Chikkis> i have very little knowledge about ubuntu
[04:42] <usser> Dorobo18jp, do you have nvidia drivers installed?
[04:42] <danbhfive> kriel: its just the script that was failing that dpkg was trying to run when it was removing that package.  Deleting it, dpkg just removes the package without running the script.  It might leave your system messed up a bit, but its better than where you were at I suppose
[04:42] <crdlb> ScottG489: yes, the gtk+ file chooser
[04:42] <Dorobo18jp> yes
[04:42] <Scunizi> ScottG489: find the folder you want to add and right mouse click on it .. you'll see the right selectionin the menu
[04:42] <ScottG489> Dorobo18jp: pastebin your output of xorg.conf
[04:42] <crdlb> any app will work
[04:42] <ScottG489> Dorobo18jp: its in your /etc/X11 dir
[04:42] <kriel> danbhfive: fair enough. That works. Thank you very much.
[04:43] <danbhfive> yw
[04:43] <YAHOOOO> anyone on, and willing to help me with a grub issue? i've got a missing NTLDR
[04:43] <Scunizi> ScottG489: xorg doesn't have much in the way of configuration in it for the monitor these days... it's handled by xrandr
[04:43] <usser> Dorobo18jp, do you have nvidia-config installed?
[04:43] <Dorobo18jp> i dont think so
[04:43] <rrplay> Maggie  already gave you both for kde it is /etc/init.d/kdm restart
[04:43] <usser> Dorobo18jp, do sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[04:44] <ScottG489> Scunizi: I had a problem with my login screen where the reso was set too high in my xorg.conf file
[04:44] <usser> YAHOOOO, its not a grub issue, its windows issue once ntldr is involved
[04:44] <ScottG489> Scunizi: everything looked like it was pushed to the right
[04:44] <rrplay> Maggiei :  for gnome gdm it is /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:44] <Scunizi> ScottG489: maybe on something prior to hardy or intrepid
[04:44] <ScottG489> Scunizi: I have 8.1
[04:46] <Dorobo18jp> ok did that
[04:46] <ScottG489> Scunizi: I dont see anything to add it to the menu when i right click on a file
[04:46] <ScottG489> folder*
[04:47] <Dorobo18jp> usser got it
[04:47] <JSon> Hello everyone in 8.04  is there a file where i can edit and give my wifi wep key and other info so that system then thinks i have had manage to connect previous attempt
[04:47] <Dorobo18jp> now ?
[04:48] <usser> Dorobo18jp, now run nvidia-settings from terminal
[04:48] <Dorobo18jp> hwo lol
[04:48] <Dorobo18jp> how
[04:48] <crdlb> ScottG489: look in any gtk+ file chooser
[04:48] <usser> Dorobo18jp, open terminal and type nvidia-settings<ENTER>
[04:48] <Dorobo18jp> go it
[04:48] <crdlb> ScottG489: the list on the left is the same one that shows in the places menu
[04:48] <usser> Dorobo18jp, try settings the resolution from there
[04:49] <ScottG489> crdlb: ooh your right
[04:49] <ScottG489> crdlb: haha problem solved :)
[04:49] <Chikkis> i am cisco guy
[04:50] <Chikkis> and wannted to make a cisco lab using gns3
[04:50] <Chikkis> on ubuntu
[04:50] <xshell> lol
[04:50] <Chikkis> i wonder how it will be
[04:50] <ScottG489> crdlb: How would I make a sub menu?
[04:50] <crdlb> ScottG489: just add too many bookmarks :)
[04:51] <crdlb> it overflows into a Bookmarks menu past 5 iirc
[04:51] <xshell> running 7 desktops simultenously and running less than 400 meg ram lol :P
[04:51] <ScottG489> crdlb: you recall quite well :)
[04:52] <taz_> hi fearful
[04:52] <kcufyou> hi
[04:53] <kcufyou> my dell wireless WLAN card is not working on ubuntu
[04:53] <kcufyou>  :(
[04:53] <zomby_woof> really
[04:53] <kcufyou> how to make it work?
[04:53] <ScottG489> crdlb: Well what if I wanted them in like different sub menus though and not just all in 1? Like what if I wanted my music and video folder in a sub menu called "Media" and my workspace and scripts in a sub menu called "coding" ?
[04:53] <kcufyou> it doesn't light up
[04:53] <crdlb> ScottG489: you'd be out of luck
[04:53] <taz_> fearful:  do u know how to set up with crossloop on ubuntu ?
[04:53] <kriel> Something in Make broke in this script; and I have no idea what. http://pastebin.com/m246b3ff6 relevant part starts around :36 the rest is just for completeness.
[04:54] <ScottG489> crdlb: :O
[04:54] <JSon> kcufyou https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[04:54] <ScottG489> crdlb: something ubuntu cant do!
[04:54] <ScottG489> crdlb: IM GOING BACK TO WINDOWS
[04:54] <crdlb> maybe you should try kde on the way out ;)
[04:54] <ScottG489> haha i have been meaning to
[04:55] <kcufyou> easy to install?
[04:55] <ScottG489> tried to go back and try it out a week ago but it freezes half way to startup
[04:56] <taz_> anybody know about crossloop ?
[04:56] <JSon> kcufyou yea just follow the instruction and you'll findout whats going on
[04:56] <sock3t> !info
[04:56] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[04:57] <wildbat> ~$ locale
[04:57] <wildbat> LANG=en_US.UTF-8
[04:57] <wildbat> LANGUAGE=en_US:en
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> hello JSon
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> it downloaded
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> it installs i suppose
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> what's next?
[04:57] <wildbat> how do i change the LANGUAGE?
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> where can i find that link?
[04:57] <Flannel> !enter | hotbabysex1
[04:59] <JSon> kcufyou https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> hi JSon
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install ndisgtk  << i type this
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> i think it is already installed
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> is it a program or?
[05:00] <JSon> yes is a program for you to load your windows driver for you wifi
[05:01] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install ndisgtk  << i type this
[05:01] <hotbabysex1> where is the program shortcut?
[05:06] <hmw> i want to use "while getopts :ab:cd" but when i issue "./script.sh -b -c" my script tatkes -c as argument for -b. Please give me a hint, how i can check for the missing argument or testing, if the argument begins with a "-"
[05:08] <mib_jhy954ht> hi
[05:08] <jasong> how can I check a particular file for corruption?
[05:09] <mrpockets> I wanna do something cool
[05:09] <hmw> mrpockets - install celestia
[05:09] <hotbabysex1> hey jasong
[05:10] <mrpockets> what is it?
[05:10] <doink1212> i am having difficulties installing true type fonts...
[05:10] <Ellement> question: is it possible to install ubuntu via usb key if i can boot from it?
[05:10] <hmw> mrpockets - 3d star map - you can "fly" to other stars, it even has several exoplanets (all data is real)
[05:11] <mrpockets> 'meh
[05:11] <mrpockets> sounds tight
[05:11] <mrpockets> but like a resource hog
[05:11] <hmw> mrpockets nah
[05:12] <hmw> mrpockets - if you dont want to look into the sky, help me finding out, how to use "getopts" in a shells script properly
[05:12] <doink1212> anybody, help with installing true type fonts? I found a website... but so far I haven't gotten the thing to work
[05:13] <Ellement> question: is it possible to install ubuntu via usb key if i can boot from it?
[05:13] <hmw> !usb
[05:13] <mrpockets> herm
[05:13] <Ellement> hmw: thanks
[05:13] <hmw> i want to use "while getopts :ab:cd" but when i issue "./script.sh -b -c" my script tatkes -c as argument for -b. Please give me a hint, how i can check for the missing argument or testing, if the argument begins with a "-"
[05:14] <hmw> google is not very friendly today
[05:14] <Ellement> hmw: i dont want to run unbuntu from a usb key just install from a usb key to a hdd
[05:14] <Ellement> opps
[05:14] <hmw> Ellement - thats why there is a setup built in - like the live cd. maybe you want to look into the windows installer, wubi i think
[05:14] <hmw> !wubi
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> hi everyone
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper  << i type "sudo apt-get install ndisgtk"
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> i don't know what to do next
[05:15] <Ellement> hmw thanks
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> does that command install ndisgtk?
[05:15] <jasong> yes
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> if so where can i find the shortcut of that link?
[05:16] <hotbabysex1> what to do next?
[05:16] <hotbabysex1> i just wanna make my wireless work
[05:16] <jasong> What's the best way to check if a particular file is corrupt.  It's a partially updated 8.04 kernel
[05:16] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, ndiswrapper -i WINDOWSDRIVER
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> install argument must be .inf file
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> i got above error
[05:17] <hmw> mrpockets - another cool thing to do: install windows in a virtual box, make your cube have 2 sides only, enable always on top for the VM and you got windows on the back of your desktop. looks pretty cool.
[05:17] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, thats because the windows driver needs to be an inf....
[05:17] <mrpockets> hmw, already a step aheadaya on that
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> ndiswrapper -i WINDOWSDRIVER  << i type what u said
[05:17] <mrpockets> except its a 4 sdied cube with windows on the back
[05:17] <millertime_018> hey does anyone know the channel for blueman??
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> and i got install argument must be .inf file
[05:17] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, WINDOWSDRIVER is a variable
[05:18] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, you replace it with your windows driver
[05:18] <empiric> guys any work on Joomla?
[05:18] <hotbabysex1> how to find what driver or version is my wireless WLAN card(dell)?
[05:19] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: type lspci in the terminal
[05:19] <hotbabysex1> 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[05:19] <hotbabysex1> which name should i choose?
[05:21] <migihdh> hi all. Who know how to force 8.10 livecd work with casper-rw from hdd?

[05:21] <hotbabysex1> hey <sveakex>
[05:21] <hotbabysex1> i type it
[05:21] <migihdh> I do this - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD/Persistence but it doesn't work
[05:22] <migihdh> changes not saved
[05:22] <migihdh> after reboot
[05:22] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: it should tell you your hardware
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[05:22] <jewboyalert> hello is good OS any good?
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> ndiswrapper -i WINDOWSDRIVER
[05:22] <hotbabysex1>   << what is WINDOWSDRIVER be in my case
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> ?
[05:22] <Leviathan> migihdh: Smash your CD with a life hammer
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> should i choose BCM?
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> or ??
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> i'm confused
[05:23] <jewboyalert> ??
[05:23] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, you need the inf and sys files from a windows driver.
[05:23] <migihdh> Leviathan: another ideas?
[05:23] <Leviathan> jewboyalert: No
[05:23] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: does your network card not work with linux?
[05:23] <hotbabysex1> it doesnt light up
[05:23] <hotbabysex1> it's built in wireless
[05:23] <hotbabysex1> wlan card(Dell)
[05:24] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: and it doesn't work?
[05:24] <Leviathan> migihdh: Maybe a sledge hammer
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> lspci
[05:24] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, bcm43xx.... did you run the firmware cutter to get firmware downloaded?
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> doens't give me inf name
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> lspci give me 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> not inf name
[05:24] <mrpockets> a;sp
[05:24] <mrpockets> also*
[05:24] <mrpockets> hmw, the VM doesnt look as cool because I'm running three monitors
[05:25] <migihdh> Leviathan: I think you should try this on your head
[05:25] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: BCM4311 seems to be you model
[05:25] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, ndiswrapper would not give you an inf name. The windows driver is not supplied with ndiswrapper. no drivers are. You have to supply your own windows driver for use with ndiswrapper.
[05:25] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Broadcom_BCM4311_rev_01_(ndiswrapper)
[05:26] <tripps> what is the effect where I can dynamically opacify a window in compiz by clicking Alt+ mouse wheel? I can't seem to find it
[05:26]  * Leviathan slaps migihdh with a large trout
[05:26] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1,  you may not need the ndiswrapper though. you may be able to install the firmware for it. Have you tried that yet?
[05:26] <waylandbill> !info b43-fwcutter
[05:27] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: look at my link
[05:27] <Leviathan> !info build-essential
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> hey waylandbill
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> how to install firmware
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> hey sveakex
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> i saw your link
[05:27] <FloodBot1> hotbabysex1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:27] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> should i type all the command given there?
[05:28] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: yeah, read what it says
[05:28] <wildbat> anyone know y my lib button don't work before i suspend the machine to ram ?
[05:28] <wildbat> and how do it make kubuntu read the sleep and hibernate button work on my laptop?
[05:28] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, try the firmware first, not the ndiswrapper first.
[05:28] <waylandbill> ndiswrapper is a last resort, not a first resort.
[05:28] <freegoo> hey guys i have grub installed on a partition sda3. but i want to install grub on the harddrive root so its booted first by the bois. whats the command???
[05:28] <freegoo> i tryed grub-instal /dev/sda
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> waylandbill
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> installing firmware
[05:29] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: go to step one and do the things from there, and use some common sense before you execute the commands, not all computers are the same
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> i just finished installing firmware
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> waylandbill u there?
[05:29] <supertanker> Ubuntu/Xine/VLC/whatever the underlying library is seems to be *extremely* sensitive to slightly dirty/scratched DVDs that play just fine in the DVD player out in my living room. Any way to make it less paranoid about scratches, even at the expense of slightly glitched frames?
[05:29] <waylandbill> yes
[05:30] <hotbabysex1> i installed as you said
[05:30] <hotbabysex1> what is next?
[05:31] <supertanker> Besides, of course, asking Netflix to send me a less scratched CD (in which case I'm never going to be able to watch my movie, because it just won't happen)
[05:31] <ImSad> I'm having trouble finding how to set up an internet connection in virtual box, does anyone know how to do this?
[05:31] <tripps> I figured out why I wasn't getting compiz from earlier - it was booting into a new menu.1st choice of server kernel. my ibex has like 20 menu choices, half xen couple of servers and completely wrong default choice. borks everything if there's a power outage. Why does ubuntu do this with updates and not know which should be default?
[05:31] <beachwood> hey, how do you switch from the KDm login to the GDM login?
[05:31] <ImSad> I know it's not supposed to be that hard. I'm either spacing, or just being downright retarded.
[05:32] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, you can 'modprobe -r b43 && modprobe b43' and the card will activate if it is supported by the b43 firmware. If not, then you will need to download a windows driver from somewhere as the next step. Most likely from the laptop manufacturer.
[05:32] <dillinjah> you have to shutdown the vm, then go into settings, then network tab
[05:32] <felixsulla> ImSad: I use the "PCnet+FAST III (host interface, Intel(R) Wifi Link 5100 AGN)" option.
[05:32] <felixsulla> Vista host, Ubuntu gues.
[05:32] <hotbabysex1> module b43 not found
[05:33] <tripps> does grub menu start at 0 or 1 for choosing default?
[05:33] <chrislabeard> is it hard to mount and read/write on an os x drive ?
[05:33] <musikgoat|main> tripps: 0 is first
[05:33] <JSon> when you are connected on your wireless the info on the network your connected to will be saved somewhere ...right and does anybody know what files that is
[05:33] <musikgoat|main> trips like first hard drive first partition is 0,0
[05:33] <dillinjah> does anyone know why running sudo chown root:writetodisk /media/sdb1 followed by sudo chmod 775 /media/sdb1 does not change anything
[05:33] <ImSad> felix: o_o
[05:34] <ImSad> is there just a button i press? lmao
[05:34] <dillinjah> if i run ls -l /media i still see root:root for sdb1
[05:34] <felixsulla> ImSad: Is the VM running?
[05:34] <beachwood> how do you sitch from the KDM login screen to the GDM login screen?
[05:34] <ImSad> yeah
[05:34] <felixsulla> It needs to not be running ot change the setting Im talking about.
[05:34] <ImSad> ah
[05:34] <tripps> musikgoat|main, thanks. can I use an alternate human readable tag for default or does it only take numbers? My default needs to be 20 now, and it's a pain to scroll and count to figure it out
[05:34] <peterson> hi i opened the file in gedit and i could not save the file so any other means of opening the file
[05:34] <dillinjah> i cant figure this out for the life of me
[05:35] <felixsulla> Do you have to shut down IRC to shut down the guest?
[05:35] <Scunizi> dillinjah: what is sdb1? a spare data disk you want to use?
[05:35] <dillinjah> yes
[05:35] <freegoo> what does this mean??? "Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0)"... failed (this is not fatal)"
[05:35] <ImSad> It's off.
[05:35] <musikgoat|main> trips, i only know referencing numbers
[05:35] <dillinjah> i want all users to have write access except for one
[05:35] <felixsulla> Ok, in Vbox interface
[05:35] <ImSad> virtualbox is open, but XP is shut down.
[05:35] <waylandbill> dillinjah, does the filesystem on the removable media have a filesystem that supports *nix permissions?
[05:35] <Scunizi> dillinjah: and it won't let you write to it under your normal logon?
[05:35] <n2diy> peterson, open gedit with gksudo gedit
[05:35] <felixsulla> Make sure you have your guest highlighted, then go to "settings" button
[05:35] <musikgoat|main> tripps: what section?
[05:36] <dillinjah> it will let me write, i have created a group called writetodisk and added users I want to have write access
[05:36] <DDrKPssNgR> hi folks, my gnome-app-install was with two languages, one for list of programs, and other for the program, them i removed all the content of /var/cache/app-install, and fixed than language problem, but my gnome-app-install is really slow to load, how can i "rebuild" this cache?
[05:36] <dillinjah> i installed the ntfs application so that I can write to it
[05:36] <dillinjah> so I can write to it fine
[05:36] <felixsulla> That should open a dialog for JUST that VM. On the left there wll be a section for "Network"
[05:36] <dillinjah> i just want to limit write access to a specific user
[05:36] <ImSad> yes.
[05:36] <mrpockets> Evolution or Thunderbird?
[05:36] <dillinjah> so I am excluding that user from the group
[05:36] <Scunizi> dillinjah: what user?
[05:36] <tripps> musikgoat|main, not following. i currently have 39 kernel booting options. so every time I upgrade I have to go through and count which one to use. seems kinda silly
[05:36] <dillinjah> thooser is the name of the user
[05:37] <dillinjah> i did not add him to writetodisk group
[05:37] <jeffwheeler> What would be the "correct" way to limit the amount of memory/CPU a process in the terminal can use?
[05:37] <felixsulla> So now on Adapter 1 tab
[05:37] <upgrdman> how do i make linux not try to lead a driver for a particular usb device>
[05:37] <dillinjah> i couldnt figure out any way of limiting write access to one specific user or group
[05:37] <victoria> hello
[05:37] <jeffwheeler> (As opposed to some off hack.)
[05:37] <ImSad> Yes.
[05:37] <dillinjah> right now everyone can write to it
[05:37] <n2diy> tripps, seems silly to have 39 kernels?
[05:37] <musikgoat|main> tripps: sorry, i thought you were referring to hard drive mapping
[05:37] <felixsulla> make sure "enable network adapter" is clicked
[05:37] <ImSad> yep.
[05:37] <benh> hi !
[05:37] <dillinjah> i want to prevent user "thooser" from being able to delete files
[05:37] <waylandbill> dillinjah, chmod'ing won't help on an ntfs filesystem. You have to mount with write permission mask set.
[05:37] <musikgoat|main> tripps: do you want that many?  you can edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and drop it to 2
[05:38] <beachwood> is it possible to switch from the KDM login screen to the GDM login screen? I have both installed already...
[05:38] <benh> has anybody packaged evolution 2.24.5 for intrepid yet ?
[05:38] <Scunizi> dillinjah: if you exclude that user they can't write to it.. you include the user and as a result exclude everyone else.  sudo chown <user:user> /media/sdb1  then sudo chomod 744 /media/sdb1
[05:38] <felixsulla> then choose one of them.. heh. Like I said, I use Adapter Type: PCNET fastIII, and Attached To: Host interface
[05:38] <musikgoat|main> tripps: latest and one fall back
[05:38] <victoria> i have a dumb question.. im using e17 on top of ubuntu.. and well.. i cant found synaptic.. i cant use synaptic inside e17?
[05:38] <tripps> n2diy, yes. updates to kernels don't change the proper default choice in grub
[05:38] <felixsulla> None of hte other settings ever worked for me :/
[05:38] <tripps> musikgoat|main, yes definitely will do that
[05:38] <benh> I'm still having all sorts of problems with .3, mostly all new problems introduced by the switch to sqlite
[05:38] <dillinjah> yeah, i want to exclude the user so they cant write
[05:38] <ImSad> it's already set up like that.
[05:38] <ImSad> :/
[05:38] <musikgoat|main> tripps: just remember after editing menu.lst to run update-grub
[05:38] <redline5653> hi all
[05:38] <JSon> when you are connected on your wireless the info on the network your connected to will be saved somewhere ...right and does anybody know what files that is
[05:38] <n2diy> tripps, it would be nice to disable kernel updates, I'm happy with the one I'm using.
[05:39] <musikgoat|main> tripps: as root
[05:39] <felixsulla> 5100 AGN highlghted under "Host interfaces"?
[05:39] <dillinjah> um, i dont really understand the whole mask thing
[05:39] <felixsulla> And "cable connected" is checked?
[05:39] <dillinjah> ok
[05:39] <Scunizi> dillinjah: then "you" own it with 744 permissions..
[05:39] <felixsulla> And you have a MAC address showing for that piece of "hardware"?
[05:40] <redline5653> morning all
[05:40] <ImSad> yeah.
[05:40] <ImSad> everything is all set up.
[05:40] <tripps> musikgoat|main, indeed. I was using grep '^title' /boot/grub/menu.lst | awk '{print NR-1":" $0}' to figure out which to use ;)
[05:40] <ImSad> mhm
[05:40] <felixsulla> Ok, fire it up and see if it works :)
[05:40] <felixsulla> Or was it already all set that way?
[05:40] <musikgoat|main> tripps: ahh, just for fun :-P
[05:40] <JSon> i've got my wireless network and other neihbours as well detected but am unable to connect to my wifi
[05:41] <ImSad> yeah, it was already set up. lol
[05:41] <beachwood> how do you switch from KDM to GDM login screens
[05:41] <dillinjah> this is complicated
[05:41] <ImSad> I dunno what's wrong.
[05:41] <dillinjah> jeez
[05:41] <waylandbill> dillinjah, this page explains masking in regard to mounting filesystems: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mounting-windows-partition-onto-ubuntu-linux/
[05:41] <supertanker> Ubuntu/Xine/VLC/whatever the underlying library is seems to be *extremely* sensitive to slightly dirty/scratched DVDs that play just fine in the DVD player out in my living room. Any way to make it less paranoid about scratches, even at the expense of slightly glitched frames?
[05:41] <felixsulla> ImSad: Would a firewall mess it up?
[05:41] <dillinjah> thank you
[05:41] <felixsulla> In the host or the guest maybe?
[05:41] <McShane> tripps, in your grub menu, I recommend keeping the most up-to-date kernel, its recovery mode, then the 2nd-most up-to-date kernel, its recovery mode, and memtest
[05:41] <corinth> What's the difference between i386 and i586? Both are 32-bit, right?
[05:42] <McShane> tripps, and keep a backup of your menu.lst, just to be safe
[05:42] <JSon> corinth yes
[05:42] <tripps> McShane, that seems reasonable. I wonder how all my Xen kernel and server kernel options snuck in here along the way
[05:42] <waylandbill> dillinjah, ntfs isn't designed for linux in mind so it will be more complicated. Linux native filesystems are a breeze in linux naturally as windows filesystems are under windows.
[05:42] <Milkeh> how do I make the icons in my drop down menu smaller?
[05:43] <corinth> What's the difference, then?
[05:43] <McShane> tripps, well I'm not too familiar with Xen functionality (the virtualization software?), so I'd hang on to those too, if you use that
[05:43] <dillinjah> gotcha, so how is it working now that I can access it and everything
[05:43] <beachwood> how do I change the login from KDM to GDM?
[05:43] <dillinjah> is it able to mount it, just not with the ability to do more advanced stuff?
[05:44] <dillinjah> because I can read and write to the hard disk fine, it just seems that the permissions cannot set, would this be because its ntfs?
[05:44] <dillinjah> i did install an application in ubuntu to allow me to write to the ntfs drive, but I guess maybe that there are still serious limitations, is this correct?
[05:44] <waylandbill> dillinjah, the mask is basically a default value for permisions since individual file permissions are not supported under ntfs.
[05:45] <ScoTTie> is there an ncursors style cli apt-get program ?
[05:45] <ccc_kickaxe> hello everyone
[05:45] <dillinjah> ah I see, so I could set a default value for the drive and still keep it as ntfs?
[05:45] <waylandbill> dillinjah, no. the ntfs-3g driver can read-write safely these days.
[05:45] <jrib> ScoTTie: aptitude
[05:45] <n2diy> beachwood maybe they would know how in #gnome?
[05:45] <ScoTTie> jrib: thanks
[05:46] <dillinjah> the reading and writing is fine...but is the ntfs whats preventing me from using chmod on the drive...
[05:46] <dillinjah> i have to read the web page...
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[05:46] <waylandbill> dillinjah, right. you set the mask and it will apply to all the files on the drive (when mounted under linux) ... it doesn't apply to when you later mount under windows.
[05:46] <ccc_kickaxe> what is everyone's recommendation for setting up a git repo to manage a plesk web server?
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-2.6.25
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-2.6.25
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> why?
[05:46] <redline5653> on xchat how do you save channels to favs its not the same as on windows
[05:46] <FloodBot1> hotbabysex1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:47] <dillinjah> ah, okay
[05:47] <aprilhare> question: what does port 6969 do and why is it upnp opened on my router?
[05:47] <dillinjah> see, the real reason I wanted to do it was so that I could restrict a user connected by way of SFTP
[05:47] <waylandbill> dillinjah, if you need more advanced features, you should create a linux based file system which could be in addition to the ntfs one, since removable media supports partitioning just like internal media.
[05:47] <dillinjah> i want them to be able to read that disk but not delette files
[05:47] <redline5653> on xchat how do you save channels to favs its not the same as on windows
[05:48] <redline5653> ?
[05:48] <aprilhare> my ubuntu box is accessing port 6969 ut i have no idea why
[05:48] <aprilhare> but even
[05:48] <dillinjah> ok,
[05:48] <dillinjah> but if I wanted to eliminate that one user, you think that masking would work?
[05:48] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[05:48] <hotbabysex1> E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-2.6.25
[05:48] <dillinjah> by eliminate I mean prevent from being able to delete
[05:48] <hotbabysex1> ??
[05:48] <stealth-> whats a graphical python debugger in the respritories?
[05:49] <redline5653> anyone?
[05:49] <dillinjah> so now I just need to figure out what mask setting to use for that drive
[05:49] <Milkeh> how do I change the icon size in drop down menus?
[05:49] <dillinjah> mount it using that mask
[05:50] <yuri_> i have a mobo with built in ati hd3200. when i use proprietary drivers my screen flickers with black bars in random places. any solutions?
[05:50] <waylandbill> dillinjah, restricting only one user isn't really possible. You'd have to restrict more than one user. You'd end up restricting everyone but the owner and/or everyone outside of a group.
[05:50] <dillinjah> ok, I would be willing to restrict everyone outside of the group
[05:50] <dillinjah> i created the group writetodisk
[05:50] <dillinjah> and added  theusers I want to be abale to write to tit
[05:50] <dillinjah> and want to exclude everyone else
[05:51] <waylandbill> then you want to mount with the umask option.
[05:51] <bruenig> hotbabysex1: apt-cache search linux-headers
[05:51] <dillinjah> ok, they use umask=0222, i assume I will have to figure out the correct mask, I do not know what that means rights now
[05:52] <mtholdenss> hey whats the aus ubuntu channel?
[05:52] <bazhang> !au
[05:52]  * aprilhare listens keenly
[05:53] <dillinjah> waylandbill, would fstab be the place to do it so that it automatically occurs at startup?
[05:53] <waylandbill> dillinjah, it's a mask of bits, with the lsb being execute and the next bits being write and read. there are 3 sets of bitmasks one for each of owner, group, and world
[05:53] <waylandbill> dillinjah, if that's what you want it to do then yes.
[05:54] <dillinjah> ah, i see, so I would use like umask=0775
[05:54] <redline5653> on xchat how do you save channels to favs its not the same as on windows
[05:55] <waylandbill> umask is the bits that are not set, so flip that to 0002.
[05:55] <Peddy> Could someone please tell me how to compile source code into a statically-linked binary (so all libraries are included in the executable)?
[05:56] <waylandbill> Peddy, link to the .a, not the .so.
[05:57] <McShane> redline5653, right-click on the channel button at the bottom of the screen
[05:57] <Peddy> waylandbill, how would I do that? I have a .tar.gz package of xterm and I want to compile a statically-linked exe :)
[05:58] <Seveas> Peddy, static linking is considered a bad idea
[05:58] <waylandbill> Peddy, I didn't write xterm so I wouldn't know. You could see if it has a configure switch if it uses automake
[05:58] <Peddy> Seveas, I'm doing it for an embedded system
[05:58] <Seveas> especially on embedded systems it is a bad idea, it muches more space
[05:59] <Peddy> waylandbill, I meant it isn't a single source code file compiled with gcc, it uses configure and a makefile.
[05:59] <Milkeh> how do I shrink my iconsss?
[05:59] <Peddy> Seveas, I can't stick in the libraries manually (yet), I need xterm to have a look inside the filesystem.
[05:59] <waylandbill> Peddy, I don't know if it is going to save you much room especially if other programs share the libraries. You may end up using more space.
[05:59] <rayne_> I'm trying to install the Flash 10 64bit alpha and I get "md5sum mismatch install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz
[05:59] <rayne_> The Flash plugin is NOT installed.
[05:59] <rayne_> " after running " sudo aptitude install nspluginwrapper flashplugin-nonfree"
[05:59] <ftab> How do I install OpenGL development files on Ubuntu?>
[05:59] <jrib> rayne_: what version of ubunut
[06:00] <rayne_> 8.10
[06:00] <rayne_> Intrepid
[06:00] <jrib> rayne_: pastebin: apt-cache policy flashplugin-nonfree
[06:00] <Seveas> Peddy, this *might* work: CFLAGS=-static LDFLAGS=-static ./configure
[06:01] <Peddy> Thanks Seveas, I'll try that.
[06:01] <waylandbill> Peddy, If it is configurable with automake, then that's where I recommend looking. Other than that, you'll need to contact the project developers. They'll know how to do it.
[06:01] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/df365b0
[06:01] <ftab> How do I install OpenGL development files on Ubuntu?
[06:02] <Peddy> waylandbill, --enable-static or something similar isn't in the configure or make options, but I'm trying Seveas' method.
[06:02] <jrib> rayne_: adobe must have moved the tar.gz again then.  Just download the tar.gz from adobe and drop libflashplayer.so in your ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[06:02] <waylandbill> Peddy, if not in the config options, then Seveas may not work either.
[06:03] <Peddy> It's looking hopeful, at the end of the config output it said 'testing if libfoo' is needed...
[06:03] <rayne_> jrib, Thanks, trying now
[06:03] <Rock> hi
[06:03] <acu> _VIM_ are you awake ?
[06:04] <Peddy> Seveas, how can I install the binary to a set directory rather than /usr/bin?
[06:04] <waylandbill> Peddy, --prefix
[06:05] <lstarnes> ftab: libgl1-mesa-dev is one implementation of opengl's development files
[06:05] <somethingclever> hey i have a problem i get this error whenver i run package manger http://paste.ubuntu.com/123150/
[06:05] <somethingclever> Please help
[06:05] <Peddy> waylandbill, look like that worked.
[06:05] <ftab> why Mesa not Op-enGL on linux
[06:05] <ftab> :)
[06:05] <acu> _VIM_  KDENLIvE can edit AVCHD (high definition format from Canon HG20) - Power to The PEOPLE !
[06:06] <waylandbill> Peddy, of course it did. :-)
[06:06] <rayne_> jrib, you have a linky by chance for that file?
[06:06] <Peddy> waylandbill, thanks for your help :) the static didn't work, but I'm going to copy in all the libs to see if it works.
[06:06] <bazhang> somethingclever, what version of ubuntu
[06:06] <dillinjah> waylandbill, I did sudo mount -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0002 /dev/sdb1 /media/blam but when I i do ls -l /media I have blam coming up as root root, and I can still delete from under that file
[06:06] <jrib> rayne_: nope, just go to download flash on adobe.com
[06:06] <somethingclever> bazhang, i run 8.10
[06:06] <dillinjah> i mean under that user that I excluded
[06:06] <rayne_> jrib, oh, so I am just downloading the whole flash player?
[06:07] <jrib> rayne_: the tar.gz, yes
[06:07] <rayne_> jrib, I got it now, thanks. Extracting.
[06:07] <somethingclever> bazhang, any ideas whats goin on?
[06:08] <bazhang> somethingclever, and where did that package come from; do you have a 3rd party repo in sources.list
[06:08] <somethingclever> bazhang, im not sure, should i disable all third party repos then slowly add them back in until the problem starts again?
[06:09] <waylandbill> dillinjah, sorry. I'm not sure what's up with that. Usually read-write is a good thing. I don't know if I've even tried restricting that way under ntfs in quite a while.
[06:09] <hmw> how can i enter ESC into a text with gedit? (like ^v in vi)
[06:09] <bazhang> somethingclever, how about paste.ubuntu.com with sources.list
[06:09] <dillinjah> gotcha. i should just convert the drive i guess
[06:09] <waylandbill> dillinjah, usually if I can't trust someone to not delete something they shouldn't, they don't get write access. :-)
[06:09] <dillinjah> well, i really only want it to get execute access i guess
[06:09] <dillinjah> i think i explained it wrong
[06:10] <rayne_> jrib, The file goes in ./mozilla/extensions?
[06:10] <dillinjah> i want them to be able to access all the files in sub directories, just not delete anything
[06:10] <dillinjah> they dont need to be able to write
[06:10] <rayne_> jrib, anything else or just put it in there? Or Do I need to create a new folder called 'plugins'
[06:10] <waylandbill> dillinjah, just mount it read-only then.
[06:10] <somethingclever> bazhang, http://paste.ubuntu.com/123152/
[06:10] <jrib> rayne_: no, ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[06:10] <jrib> rayne_: you need to create a new folder
[06:10] <dillinjah> dont i need execute in order to download from it?
[06:11] <waylandbill> dillinjah, no. just the ability to read from it
[06:11] <bazhang> somethingclever, that seems to be a truncated sources.list
[06:11] <Milk_Rulz> can ANYBODY help me shrink the icons in the applications drop down menu?
[06:11] <dillinjah> ok
[06:11] <rayne_> jrib, once in the folder, do I need to run it?
[06:11] <somethingclever> bazhang, thats my list lol
[06:11] <jrib> rayne_: just restart firefox
[06:11] <dillinjah> so that would be 0003 or 0004? I just started learning this...yikes
[06:12] <waylandbill> if you are going to just mount r/o, don't both with the mask... just mount with -r
[06:12] <rayne_> jrib, I restarted firefox, but still nothing
[06:12] <dillinjah> sounds good
[06:12] <Templar_Xion> I have a few partitions, and my main EXT3 partition starts at about 70% into the drive. I want to move it towards the beginning of the drive since there is less space and then make it larger. How would I go about doing that?
[06:13] <migihdh> is there a way to create "live hdd" with liveUSB creating tool?
[06:13] <afazel> hello, how is everyone doing?
[06:13] <Templar_Xion> migihdh: Wouldn't a live hdd just be a regular install?
[06:13] <migihdh> no
[06:14] <migihdh> this would be livehdd
[06:14] <somethingclever> bazhang, so, whats up?
[06:14] <migihdh> i don't want to install ubuntu
[06:14] <bazhang> somethingclever, no idea where you got that package
[06:14] <rayne_> jrib, Flash still not functioning, is there something else I was supposed to do?
[06:14] <waylandbill> migihdh, what are you trying to accomplish with that? make the filesystem not modifyable?
[06:14] <bazhang> migihdh, you want to mount an ubuntu.iso?
[06:15] <jrib> rayne_: pastebin the contents of the "about:plugins" page when you visit it in firefox
[06:15] <afazel> migihdh, can't you just install it to the usb hdd and allow your bios to boot from the usb hdd?
[06:15] <somethingclever> bazhang, it was a deb file, but it didnt work, it was a printer driver. so how do i fix my system?
[06:15] <bazhang> somethingclever, you installed it how
[06:16] <migihdh> I want to have livecd image with the ability of saving configuration
[06:16] <bazhang> migihdh, so a mounted iso with persistent features?
[06:16] <afazel> migihdh, that's the only solution I can think to us
[06:16] <afazel> use*
[06:16] <usser> migihdh, just install ubuntu regularly, and carry it around with you, it'll boot
[06:16] <somethingclever> bazhang, DEB file!
[06:16] <nickrud> somethingclever,   sudo dpkg -i /path/to/downloaded/deb , put any error on paste.ubuntu.com
[06:17] <migihdh> bazhang: how to do it? I try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD/Persistence but this doesn't work
[06:17] <bazhang> somethingclever, ok; care to elaborate on how that was installed? using gdebi, or other
[06:17] <somethingclever> gdebi, yes
[06:17] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/d78c4f34d
[06:17] <bazhang> migihdh, that is for flash sticks, not usb hdd
[06:17] <somethingclever> nickrud, deb file is gone
[06:18] <rayne_> jrib, doesn't look like it is installed to me
[06:18] <afazel> I just got a new tv that I'm also using for my computer monitor. Ubuntu recognizes it as 1080p (1920x1080 (16:9)), but instead of giving me tons of screen real estate it just made my desktop larger
[06:18] <nickrud> somethingclever, then try  sudo dpkg -r  /path/to/deb/file , if it fails you'll need the deb back
[06:18] <usser> migihdh, just install it on a external hdd regularly.
[06:18] <dillinjah> one question wayland, do i remove the ,umask=0002 and add the -r to the end?
[06:18] <jrib> rayne_: pastebin « ls -l ~/.mozilla/plugins/ » including the command
[06:18] <Templar_Xion> Can you grow a partition to the left?
[06:18] <somethingclever> nickrud, if fails on ANY deb file, so, could it be any deb file?
[06:18] <usser> Templar_Xion, nope
[06:18] <waylandbill> dillinjah, oh. mounting into the fstab are ya?
[06:19] <nickrud> somethingclever, no, the problem is with fax4100lpr
[06:19] <migihdh> Instead of using a USB stick, you can use a file on your hard disk to store persistent information.. <- this is from that tutorial
[06:19] <Peddy> How do I compile software in 32-bit, with the machine I'm compiling on being 64-bit?
[06:19] <Templar_Xion> usser: :<
[06:19] <somethingclever> alright, ill find it
[06:19] <usser> Peddy, gcc -m32
[06:19] <dillinjah> i was thinking about it, i am just trying to mount it right now as read only...but my syntax is wrong and it istellling me the resource is busy
[06:19] <nickrud> somethingclever, until you get that one fixed, apt will refuse to do anything
[06:19] <bazhang> migihdh, and what part of the tutorial are you stuck on?
[06:19] <usser> Peddy, rxvt didnt work eh?
[06:19] <jzjzjz> hello, can anyone tell me how to restart pulseaudio? i just kill -9ed it cuz sound wasn't working
[06:19] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/d463d65b8
[06:19] <dillinjah> i havent gotten the ntfs drive to mount as read only yet
[06:19] <migihdh> Using a Loopback File
[06:20] <Peddy> usser, nope :/
[06:20] <waylandbill> dillinjah, from command line you mount -r ... from fstab you put ro as one of the options
[06:20] <nickrud> somethingclever, try running  sudo dpkg -r fax4100lpr
[06:20] <jrib> rayne_: close firefox, run « ps -ef | grep firefox »
[06:20] <migihdh> persistent doesn't work
[06:20] <bazhang> migihdh, /msg ubottu iso
[06:20] <migihdh> changes not saved
[06:20] <nickrud> somethingclever, I had a bit of a brain fart on the exact command I gave earlier
[06:20] <Peddy> usser, but I made some progress, I can now use qemu to very quickly simulate flashing the thing, so I can see how it works.
[06:20] <usser> Peddy, what did it say, when u tried to run it?
[06:20] <Peddy> usser, it just failed to open
[06:20] <usser> Peddy, no error messages?
[06:21] <Templar_Xion> usser: Thanks.
[06:21] <rayne_> jrib, okay. what do I do after that?
[06:21] <jrib> rayne_: also, what is the output of « uname -m »
[06:21] <usser> Templar_Xion, no problem
[06:21] <dillinjah>  okay so outside of fstab, if I was just in terminal, where would I put the r in......sudo mount -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0002 /dev/sdb1 /media/blam
[06:21] <migihdh> bazhang: and how could mounting iso help me? 6
[06:21] <dillinjah> and do i need to take the mask out?
[06:21] <migihdh> )
[06:21] <Peddy> usser, no, because I was faking xterm as Firefox (one of the embedded programs), and it just didn't open...
[06:21] <somethingclever> nickrud, http://paste.ubuntu.com/123155/
[06:21] <usser> dillinjah, mount -t ntfs mounts read only by default, ntfs doesnt support writing
[06:21] <Peddy> usser, wasn't there an environment variable or something for compiling 32-bit? because I want to use a configure and makefile to build.
[06:21] <dillinjah> gotcha
[06:22] <usser> Peddy, yea $CFLAGS
[06:22] <waylandbill> dillinjah, yes. lose the mask. you don't need it. the -r comes after the mount. You can see the syntax in mount's man page along with all the supported options... "man mount"
[06:22] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/d3d96550
[06:22] <usser> Peddy, $CFLAGS="-O -static -m32" ./configure
[06:22] <Peddy> usser, thank you
[06:22] <dillinjah> great, thank you wayland
[06:22] <arooni-mobile> ubuntu ibex seems like battery life is really poor;;;; is this really the case?
[06:22] <usser> Peddy, err CFLAGS="-O -static -m32" ./configure sorry
[06:22] <nickrud> somethingclever, yep, you need the deb.
[06:23] <Peddy> :)
[06:23] <waylandbill> arooni-mobile, I get 2.5 - 3 hours. I think it's average.
[06:23] <usser> dillinjah, you dont need -r in your case at all
[06:23] <somethingclever> nickrud, im lookin for it online
[06:23] <arooni-mobile> waylandbill, maybe its cuz they changed battery icon;  when its 50% it looks like it has nothing left
[06:23] <nickrud> somethingclever, did you use alien to create this deb by any chance?
[06:23] <arooni-mobile> waylandbill, i have t61
[06:23] <dillinjah> so I would have something like sudo mount -t ntfs  /dev/sdb1 /media/blam2
[06:23] <jrib> rayne_: ah ok.  You're using 64 bit ubuntu, but you downloaded 32bit flash (the default).  You have two options.  You can use nspluginwrapper (which is what would have happened if flashplugin-nonfree worked) or you can download the beta 64bit flash from adobe
[06:23] <dillinjah> i need to read these man pages
[06:24] <dillinjah> this is complex
[06:24] <rayne_> jrib, lol, so the one I just downloaded was the wrong version?
[06:24] <Peddy> usser, it says 'C compiled cannot create executables', any idea what this mean? do I have to install 32-bit dev libraries or something?
[06:24] <jrib> rayne_: wrong architecture, yes
[06:24] <usser> Peddy, it means you dont have a compiler installed :) sudo apt-get install build-essential
[06:24] <waylandbill> dillinjah, usser the -r is needed for read-only isn't it?
[06:24] <jrib> rayne_: but you can use it if you install nspluginwrapper
[06:25] <usser> waylandbill, ntfs driver as opposed to ntfs-3g doesnt support writing to ntfs partitions
[06:25] <somethingclever> If i cant find it, then what?
[06:25] <Milk_Rulz> does anybody know how I can make the terminal window transparent?
[06:25] <mitancs> what wiould be the way to forward ip with two networking cards installed as eth0 to internet and eth1 goes to routher that makes wireless? Thank you.
[06:25] <Peddy> usser, I think I may need 32-bit build-essential :P
[06:25] <Peddy> usser, because of course I have regular build-essential installed
[06:25] <rayne_> jrib, I am not seeing the 64bit one
[06:25] <somethingclever> nickrud, what if i cant find it?
[06:25] <afazel> Milk_Rulz , Edit > profile preferences
[06:25] <rayne_> jrib, I was looking to try it out to see how it worked
[06:25] <usser> Peddy, no you dont need 32 bit compiler for that
[06:26] <usser> Peddy, can you run gcc on the terminal?
[06:26] <afazel> Milk_Rulz , then select transparent background, and set the transparency
[06:26] <Peddy> usser, just 'gcc'? yes, I can
[06:26] <nickrud> somethingclever, then fixing the problem needs someone more familiar with the packaging system than I am.
[06:26] <usser> Peddy, yea gcc. does it work?
[06:26] <waylandbill> usser, I don't think it's been established that ntfs is being used in leiu of ntfs-3g. They were about to delete files so it's probably very likely that ntfs-3g is being used.
[06:26] <taz_> hello guys.. i need some one will help me.......  i have dvd movie ... it wouldnt show movie ??
[06:26] <n2diy> Somethiingclever: worry about that if it happens?
[06:26] <Peddy> usser, yep, I've used it a lot in the past, I'm 100% sure it's not a gcc installation problem
[06:26] <quibbler> rayne_: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[06:26] <rayne_> jrib, It looks like on the x86 architecture is available from adobe's site
[06:27] <somethingclever> nickrud, damn, know anyone off hand?
[06:27] <usser> waylandbill, well he pasted his mount command which was mount -t ntfs
[06:27] <afazel> taz_ it won't run in Totem?
[06:27] <nickrud> somethingclever, sure, but they don't come here often at all ;(
[06:27] <rayne_> quibbler, Thanks
[06:27] <Milk_Rulz> afazel, thanks
[06:27] <taz_> afazel: totem ?
[06:27] <Peddy> usser, I enter the CFLAGS variables and ./configure at the same time, right?
[06:27] <usser> waylandbill, besides it'd be easier anyway to mount it with ntfs whose main feature is inability to write :)
[06:27] <usser> Peddy, yea
[06:27] <nickrud> somethingclever, that doesn't mean people that I don't know don't appear though
[06:27] <dillinjah> um, i can still delete
[06:27] <jrib> rayne_: they have a beta, it's up to you which you want to use.  Personally, I use nspluginwrapper
[06:27] <afazel> taz_: applications, sound and video, movie player
[06:27]  * nickrud reads that triple negative again
[06:28] <dillinjah>  sudo mount -t ntfs  /dev/sdb1 /media/blam2
[06:28] <somethingclever> nickrud, yeah, i get it
[06:28] <dillinjah> i ran that, it mounted
[06:28] <somethingclever> anyone help me with my package manger error???
[06:28] <taz_> afazel: i will look at it
[06:28] <somethingclever> nickrud, thank you
[06:28] <dillinjah> but if I open it up I can delete files from within it
[06:28] <usser> i dunno
[06:28] <Peddy> usser, so this: CFLAGS="-O -static -m32" ./configure , right?
[06:28] <afazel> taz_, I used that to watch a dvd just last night, didn't take any special fiddling
[06:28] <usser> maybe they remove ntfs altogether and use ntfs-3g exclusively now
[06:28] <usser> Peddy, yea
[06:29] <dillinjah> i do have the ntfs-3g in my fstab
[06:29] <dillinjah> and thats how I guess I write to it
[06:29] <taz_> mplayer -video
[06:29] <rayne_> jrib, just installed the 64bit, seems to be working great.
[06:29] <Peddy> usser, removing the -m32 option configures sucessfully.l
[06:29] <jrib> rayne_: k
[06:29] <OngaKing> Heya Saludadierie!
[06:29] <usser> Peddy, oh, weird
[06:29] <taz_> afazel: mplayer  video ??
[06:29] <dillinjah> i just want it mounted somewhere else where it cant delete, oh well
[06:29] <usser> Peddy, i guess you do need 32bit libs
[06:29] <afazel> taz_, movie player and mplayer are 2 different programs
[06:29] <Peddy> usser, yeah, is there a quick command to install 32-bit build-essential? I already have ia32-libs installed
[06:30] <afazel> taz_, movie player is totem, mplayer is mplayer, although it should play your dvd just fine as well
[06:30] <taz_> afazel: really how i will know ?? which one right one
[06:30] <usser> Peddy, search for ia32-libs-dev or something similar
[06:30] <taz_> afazel: how i will find   totem ?
[06:30] <afazel> taz_, you should be able to use either
[06:30] <taz_> afazel: i dont have totem
[06:31] <afazel> taz_, well totem should be installed already, but you can try sudo apt-get install totem-gstreamer
[06:31] <taz_> afazel: where i can download ??
[06:31] <waylandbill> ntfs-3g is the default ntfs driver now anyway. doing a -t ntfs would use ntfs-3g.
[06:31] <Peddy> usser, testing
[06:31] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:31] <error404notfound> I have just upgraded my hardy to intrepid and there this a widget on desktop which says "cannot find component : folderview", I have seen it on a friend's desktop, it shows files in a specific folder. Any ideas?
[06:31] <afazel> taz_, and it will be called movie player under sounds and video
[06:31] <usser> Peddy, ok
[06:31] <Chaorain> I have a standard ubuntu install and I want to install software from my Ubuntu UE dvd. How can I do this?
[06:31] <dillinjah> so would that mean I am out of luck?
[06:32] <dillinjah> is there a way of restricting the access through ssh?
[06:32] <usser> dillinjah, try substituting ntfs-3g for ntfs in fstab
[06:32] <usser> dillinjah, unmount your partition
[06:32] <dillinjah> its ntfs-3g in fstab
[06:32] <n8tuser> Chaorain -> mount your dvd and then search for the deb file you wanted then install it via dpkg -i
[06:32] <usser> dillinjah, change it to ntfs
[06:32] <nickrud> somethingclever, you might find it here: http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/index.html
[06:32] <dillinjah> ok
[06:32] <afazel> I want my 1080p display to act as it would in windows, where the icons become smaller and the desktop real estate becomes larger. my colleagues tell me it should be automatic when setting 1920x1080, but it is not. Any suggestions? The google has been no help to me.
[06:32] <taz_> afazel: done with terminal
[06:32] <romi> how to install opera?
[06:33] <afazel> taz_, yes, but you should be able to find it in synaptic just as easily if you're not comfortable with the terminal
[06:33] <usser> dillinjah, and mount with this command sudo mount /dev/sdb2
[06:33] <quibbler> romi: http://www.opera.com/browser/download/
[06:33] <taz_> afazel: that ok ... where synaptic ?
[06:33] <Kemion> Hello..  I just bought the Die Hard DVD at Wal-Mart for like five bucks and it won't play no matter what player I install.  Am I missing something ?
[06:33] <Nytrix> sudo apt-get install opera
[06:34] <afazel> taz_, system > administration > synaptic package manager
[06:34] <sweeney> Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows what state the x-fi alsa driver is in?  I know creative released the source awhile back but I haven't heard or been able to find anything about the drivers progress.  I am not looking to install this driver or help with it.  Just a status update.
[06:34] <taz_> afazel: i will look at it
[06:34] <romi> i have already download form that but how to run this
[06:35] <somethingclever> nickrud it says its the LPR Driver
[06:35] <romi> gubbler         i have already download form that but how to run this
[06:35] <Nytrix> is opera as good as firefox?
[06:35] <Nytrix> double click on the .deb file
[06:35] <quibbler> romi: it is a deb file ...just double click it
[06:35] <somethingclever> nickrud,  but the Package name is different from the driver
[06:35] <taz_> afazel: ok i can see synaptic package manger
[06:35] <Nytrix> im trying out opera out myself
[06:35] <usser> dillinjah, if that doesnt work try adding umask=004 like that /dev/sdb2 /media/blam ntfs umask=004 0 0
[06:35] <romi> ok i have double click on this
[06:36] <Kemion> I've tried ogle, gxine, kmplayer, etc..  nothing works.  It plays the FBI warning and then crashes or stops.
[06:36] <nickrud> somethingclever, it needs to be the exact file you used
[06:36] <Nytrix> now click install
[06:36] <dillinjah> ok, thank you
[06:36] <Chaorain> n8tuser, I found lots of .deb but I don't see everything. Would I be able to use Synaptic?
[06:36] <Nytrix> www.GETDEB.net
[06:37] <DDrKPssNgR> which spell checker pidgin use?
[06:37] <somethingclever> i think it is, but the package name is brmfcfaxlpd-1.0.0-1.i386.deb
[06:37] <n8tuser> Chaorain -> dont know, maybe if the dvd is on the sources.list ? i never tried it myself
[06:37] <taz_> afazel: i can see synapitic package manger
[06:37] <nickrud> somethingclever, it will begin with fax4100lpr ; that's part of the package name
[06:38] <somethingclever> feck i dunno
[06:38] <romi> gubbler      .exe ig not here so need for any cammand
[06:38] <afazel> taz_, now just type totem in the search box
[06:38] <nickrud> somethingclever, unless brother did something really strange and outside my experience
[06:38] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:38] <aj_> i am using ubuntu 8.04 ...suddenly my laptop speakers have stopped working...can anyone help
[06:38] <taz_> afazel: already type totem  what am i look for
[06:39] <afazel> taz_, make sure you select totem and totem-plugins in the results
[06:39] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:39] <afazel> taz_, you'll want to mark for installation. After you're done, click apply
[06:39] <somethingclever> i guess im just screwed
[06:41] <nickrud> somethingclever, http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#FAX-4100 ?
[06:41] <aj_> i am using ubuntu 8.04 ...suddenly my laptop speakers have stopped working...can anyone help
[06:41] <LogicFan> aj_, did you close your laptop lid?
[06:41] <taz_> afazel:  it already marked it like green
[06:41] <afazel> taz_, that means it's installed
[06:41] <taz_> afazel: totem-plugins
[06:42] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:42] <afazel> taz_, so click applications > sound and video, and tell me what is listed
[06:42] <Nytrix> if u want to play any vidoes/dvd/music file get VLC player
[06:42] <aj_> no i didnt
[06:42] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:42] <srin> 우므
[06:42] <srin> 음
[06:42] <LogicFan> aj_, any other power mangement settings recently kick in?
[06:42] <LogicFan> sleep, hibernate
[06:42] <aj_> no
[06:43] <aj_> it was workingfine yesterday
[06:43] <somethingclever> nickrud, thats wher ei got the file
[06:43] <cooldduuudde> srin english please
[06:43] <somethingclever> i have the lpr file downloaded, whats the command?
[06:43] <taz_> afazel: kino,,, movie player,,, mplayer movie play
[06:43] <afazel> taz_, movie player is totem
[06:43] <aj_> i can hear some sound....like on radio when you are not on the right frequency
[06:44] <taz_> afazel: ok i will try
[06:44] <LogicFan> aj_, is the volume set properly?
[06:44] <aj_> yes..its full
[06:44] <afazel> taz_, so open that and you should be able to play your DVD in there. Of course, you have to make sure you have a DVD drive in your computer and not just a CD drive
[06:44] <ubuntistas> my vlc appearance changed because i installed kubuntu any clue to change it again?
[06:44] <nickrud> somethingclever, ok, let's try this cuz it's easy and may work. cd to the dir with the file and run   sudo dpkg -i file
[06:44] <taz_> afazel: yes it words totem
[06:44] <iGmail> how perfect with watch movie with Mplayer?
[06:44] <dillinjah> this is way over my head, do you think there is a way to restrict it when the user logs onto ubuntu by way of SFTP
[06:44] <dillinjah> can i restrict an SFTP user from deleting files?
[06:44] <LogicFan> aj_, open up a terminal
[06:44] <taz_> it both cd/dvd all in one place
[06:44] <cooldduuudde> ubuntistas: system>preferences>qt 4 settings
[06:44] <dillinjah> the user is just a username of an account in ubuntu
[06:45] <aj_> opened
[06:45] <LogicFan> aj_, type this: sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload
[06:45] <taz_> afazel: how it start ?
[06:45] <LogicFan> after the command completes, do this: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[06:45] <aj_> done
[06:45] <somethingclever> nickrud, wasnt the right file
[06:45] <somethingclever> FUCK
[06:45] <LogicFan> lastly, do this: killall pulseaudio
[06:45] <aj_> showing some error
[06:46] <LogicFan> on which command?
 five output
[06:46] <Incarus> give
[06:46] <aj_> voluome control has quit unexpectedly
[06:46] <LogicFan> oh yeah
[06:46] <afazel> taz_, click on Movie and then select your DVD drive from the list. It should be something like cdrom0
[06:46] <LogicFan> thats fine
[06:46] <z0d14k> I am running the Jaunty alpha, and for some reason my network card can no longer see 802.11n AP's.  My wireless radio is a dual radio, I have 802.11g in 2.4 GHz and 802.11n in 5GHz.  I always used the 802.11n AP on my laptop, but I don't even see if anymore since going to Jaunty.  Any ideas?
[06:46] <LogicFan> just click past those volume control errors
[06:46] <Cubex> I need help getting my wifi working on an older HP laptop running 8.10
[06:46] <z0d14k> s/if/it
[06:46] <taz_> afazel: ok i will look at it
, downgrade to intrepid
[06:47] <Nytrix> !wifi
[06:47] <taz_> afazel: yes  see it movie then cdrom0
[06:47] <zunihar> cantik
[06:47] <aj_> there was just one error.... it said reload to bring back volume launcher to panel
[06:48] <afazel> taz_, so click that cdrom0
[06:48] <taz_> ok
[06:48] <rww> !jaunty | z0d14k
[06:48] <taz_> it go dark
[06:48] <taz_> afazel: it dark ... seem like cant do anything ??
[06:48] <afazel> taz_, click play
[06:48] <LogicFan> aj_, did you complete all the commands?
[06:48] <z0d14k> rww:  Thanks.
[06:49] <taz_> afazel: seem cant click..
[06:49] <aj_> i did this command
[06:49] <taz_> afazel: u know dim on totem
, whats the problem?
[06:49] <afazel> taz_, I don't know. that's the basic way it works, I'm at a loss otherwise
[06:49] <taz_> yes
[06:49] <somethingclever> nickrud, thanks for your help, but i think im just boned
[06:50] <taz_> seem cant start movie
, whats the problem?
[06:50] <afazel> taz_, I know it's an obvious question, but are you sure you have a DVD drive and not a CD drive? and you remembered to put the DVD into the drive, yes?
[06:50] <Cubex> OK I have a BroadCom card so I checked here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx But there is no Intrepid driver?
[06:50] <andreic> hi
[06:50] <taz_> yes
[06:50] <andreic> i need a question
[06:50] <taz_> itself dvd
[06:50] <LogicFan> aj_, sound working yet?
[06:50] <aj_> sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload
[06:50] <LogicFan> then do the second command
[06:50] <afazel> Incarus, he's not able to play a dvd
[06:50] <LogicFan> aj_, sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[06:50] <Incarus> afazel, k
[06:51] <Incarus> afazel, any errors?
[06:51] <andreic> how cand i change my bash prompter for all the users?
[06:51] <afazel> Incarus, no errors, just not working
[06:51] <taz_> afazel: it only for dvd  drive
[06:51] <Incarus> k, give me a try
[06:51] <Omoikane> How do you install adobe reader in ubuntu?
[06:51] <afazel> Incarus, please do :) maybe you can help me with my problem when you're done :P
[06:51] <Incarus> k
[06:51] <aj_> no luck...still not working
, can yuo start totem in the terminal / did you try vlc?
[06:52] <Incarus> -you
[06:52] <LogicFan> Omoikane, do you mean the official adobe reader?
[06:52] <aj_> did the second command as well
[06:52] <LogicFan> aj_, did you complete all three commands?
[06:52] <cooldduuudde> omoikane you can install in wine but why would you need it?
[06:52] <andreic> how cand i change my bash prompter for all the users?
[06:52] <Omoikane> LogicFan yes
[06:52] <andreic> anyone?
[06:52] <LogicFan> killall pulseaudio
[06:52] <taz_> incarus: yes
[06:52] <aj_> three??
[06:52] <Omoikane> I'm trying to convert a pdf to doc
[06:52] <Sativa> hello how do i reinstall grub?
, are where any errors in the totem output?
[06:52] <taz_> incarus: vlc??
[06:52] <LogicFan> Omoikane, http://get.adobe.com/reader/
[06:53] <aj_> i completed two
, yes, a player
[06:53] <cooldduuudde> omoikane you can't do it wid reader you gotta have acrobat
[06:53] <Sativa> i installed onto USB and i guess it install GRUB on my internal drive, and i get the error 21
[06:53] <Sativa> installed*
, exists /dev/dvd?
[06:53] <taz_> incarus: ?? i lost
[06:53] <Incarus> !grub | Sativa
[06:53] <aj_>  sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload   and   sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
, ?
[06:54] <dillinjah> wayland and user, i found a workaround : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=579572
[06:54] <n2diy> Andreic, find the .bashrc file that is not in any /home directory?
[06:54] <dillinjah> apparently i can set a mask for the sftp user
[06:54] <LogicFan> !gdm
[06:54] <dillinjah> thank you guys for your help
[06:54] <taz_> incarus: u said  exists /dev.dvd?
[06:54] <dillinjah> i really appreciate it, im sure your advice would have worked if I knew anything
, no, /dev/dvd, its a file
[06:54] <tien> help me
, call 911
[06:55] <taz_> incarus: where i will look at it ?
[06:55] <cooldduuudde> lol
[06:55] <Cubex> lol
 in the directory /dev
[06:55] <tien> call113
, "ls /dev/dv*"
[06:55] <ZeRo_FeniX> I'm setting up a ubuntu server as a web server and I'm almost finished with the install, I believe. It's asking me what type of server I would like to setup, does anyone know which one I should pick?
[06:56] <tien> ubuntu 8.10
[06:56] <taz_> incarus:  for terminal ?
, do you want to have a file server or something?
, yes
[06:56] <taz_> i got it
[06:56] <tien> help me  theme mac os for ubuntu 8.10
, wait, i know the answer
[06:57] <ZeRo_FeniX> I'm installing it on my windows computer using virtual box so I can build server side php sites and beable to test them without actually connecting to a webserver on the internet.
[06:57] <Incarus> afazel, he dont got libdvdcss
[06:57] <bullgard4> Error message "Evolution crash detection does not respond; Wait | Force Quit". If I press 'Wait' I can wait indefinitely. If I press 'Quit' Evolution will quit altogether. What should I do to bring up Evolution again?
[06:57] <afazel> Incarus, how'd you get that out of what he's said? hehe
, you can set up a file or webserver server
[06:57] <cooldduuudde> ZeRo_FeniX: you can just install apache or IIS on windows and test it at localhost
, what?
[06:58] <afazel> Incarus, that's interesting, though, I didn't have to do anything special with my installation to be able to play DVDs
[06:58] <taz_> incaurs: done.. it all blue
[06:58] <afazel> Incarus, that he didn't have libdvdcss
, do you use vlc?
, k, one sec
[06:58] <taz_> ok
[06:58] <afazel> Incarus, I have it installed, but I've been using totem as my dvd player
[06:59] <Incarus> k
[06:59] <tien> 113 police in vietnam
[06:59] <ZeRo_FeniX> Yes, I plan on installing apache on it and I wanted it to be a linux server so I don't have any problems once I transfer programs over to my linux server because windows has different symantics than some of the linux protocal.
[07:00] <tien> incarus
[07:00] <Incarus> tien, 112 in europe
[07:00] <tien> u can help me?
[07:00] <Incarus> taz_, "sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2"
[07:00] <cooldduuudde> guys i gotta go and start studyin. see you all later
[07:00] <Incarus> in terminal
[07:01] <taz_> incarus: ok
[07:01] <MightyTweek> I've just discovered that I have the adobe-flashplugin and the flashplugin-nonfree packages both installed on my system. Shouldn't they be set to conflict with each other?
[07:01] <Incarus> tien, whats the problem?
, no#
[07:01] <ImSad> I can't figure out how to get a internet connection going in virtualbox, can anyone help me?
, wrong chat
[07:01] <LogicFan> MightyTweek, you should only be using one
[07:01] <afazel> ImSad, do you have the latest version?
[07:01] <ZeRo_FeniX> So should I select: DNS, LAMP, Mail, OpenSSH, PostgreSQL database, Print, Samba file, Tomcat Java, or Virtual Machine host?
, whats the problem?
[07:02] <Guest70241> i have a problem installing opera browser using konsole i hope u can help me thanks http://pastebin.com/d9f0d36d
[07:02] <LogicFan> they tend to cause problems with each other.  flashplugin-nonfree is the default
[07:02] <ImSad> I went to add/remove and got that version.
[07:02] <taz_> incarus: look other room that i paste it so u look
, goto opera page and download latest .deb
[07:02] <afazel> Incarus, I've attached my computer to a 1080p widescreen tv, and when I set Ubuntu to use 1920x1080 (16:9) instead of giving me more screen real estate, all it did was make everything larger
[07:02] <Cubex> where do i go to get the linux wireless extensions for wpa2-psk?
[07:03] <ImSad> Incarus:  why is this the wrong chat? #vbox is a ghostland
, ?
[07:03] <raevol> hey guys, i'm trying to back up my one hard disk to the other using dd in the ubuntu live cd, but i can't see the drives in /dev, any suggestions?
[07:03] <MightyTweek> LogicFan, that's kind of what I thought. I'm just wondering why apt would allow me to have both installed
[07:03] <Guest70241> i have a problem installing opera browser using konsole i hope u can help me thanks http://pastebin.com/d9f0d36d
[07:03] <LogicFan> MightyTweek, they are separate packages
[07:03] <Guest70241> Incarus i downloaded yesterday
[07:03] <taz_> incarus: look private chat
, try another.
[07:04] <Incarus> taz_, k
, k, whats the problem?
[07:04] <afazel> Incarus, another resolution or another monitor? I've already tried different resolutions with the same results
[07:05] <afazel> Incarus, previously I was using this computer on a CRT monitor at 1280x1024, and after changing to this one the icons and desktop stayed proportionally the same size
, resolution, should be something like ZZZZx1000
[07:05] <MightyTweek> LogicFan: Right, but they both provide the same functionality, right? So shouldn't each package list the other as a conflicting package? Just wondering if I should be reporting a bug here or not
[07:05] <Guest70241> i cannot install Incarus http://pastebin.com/d9f0d36d
[07:05] <LogicFan> no, its not a bug
[07:05] <GeneralGustav> Anybody know why i wouldnt be able to install dhcpd??
[07:05] <LogicFan> MightyTweek, its like having two text editors installed
[07:05] <LogicFan> same function, different packages
, sudo apt-get install dhcp
[07:06] <Incarus> dhcpd is the demon of dhcp
[07:06] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, No install candidate....
[07:06] <ImSad> -_-
[07:07] <MightyTweek> LogicFan: That makes sense, thanks
, download and install this: http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=31876&location=244&nothanks=yes&sub=marine
[07:07] <taz_> incarus: is it have problems ?
, sudo apt-get install dhcp3-client and dhcp-client
[07:08] <bullgard4> Fehlermeldung: "Evolution-wiederabsturzverhinderung; Es scheint, als ob Evolution bei der letzten Nutzung nicht korrekt beendet wurde. Als Vorsichtsmaßnahme wird der Vorschaubereich nicht angezeigt... Ignorieren | Wiederherstellen" Das Programm reagiert dann nicht auf Klicken weder auf 'Ignorieren' noch auf 'Wiederherstellen'. Wie kann ich das Programm Evolution neu starten?
[07:08] <GeneralGustav> I think they're already installed. Im trying to set up a dhcp server.
[07:08] <eugeniow> hello all I am in need of some help with my 7.04 ubuntu
[07:08] <eugeniow> I need to get it upgraded
, 1. englisch, 2. erst evolution "Killen", 3. dann neustarten
[07:09] <tien> incarus
, "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[07:09] <eugeniow> to run some of the newer development IDE
, tien
[07:09] <ZeRo_FeniX> So I got it all installed and it's saying "Unable to boot - please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU." When I used the  i386 install on an intel Q6600 cpu using virtual box.
[07:09] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX,
[07:10] <ZeRo_FeniX> Yes
[07:10] <laldada> hello i just installed ubuntu onto a USB drive..and it installed GRUB on my windows partition, but i get a mount error, because it wasnt shut down properly..and i cant boot into windows because GRUB is messed up on it..any suggestions?
[07:10] <eugeniow> thanks incarus but the problem is the upgrade sites
[07:10] <eugeniow> are old
[07:10] <bullgard4> Incarus: After killing Evolution and restarting, the same situation persists. Thus your advice is no help.
[07:10] <Guest70241> thanks
[07:10] <eugeniow> and I've tried to edit the sources
[07:10] <eugeniow> but it installation fails
[07:10] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, Enable PAE/NIX
[07:10] <eugeniow> due to communication issues
[07:10] <laldada> any help?
[07:10] <Gabriel> Alguien habla español?
[07:10] <ZeRo_FeniX> Ah, will do
[07:11] <Incarus> !es | Gabriel
[07:11] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, Any idea as to why it wont install?
[07:11] <ZeRo_FeniX> thankyou
[07:11] <afazel> Incarus, there is no resolution that is zzzz x 1000. Also, the native resolution for my tv is 1920x1080
[07:11] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, Works now?
[07:11] <n2diy> eugeniow, just download the 8.04 CD
[07:11] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, I had the same issue with Ubuntu Server edition and JeOS...
, no
[07:11] <Gabriel> Gracias
[07:12] <Gabriel> Gracias Ubottu
[07:12] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, lol. All good. Hmmmmmm...
[07:12] <laldada> i just want to..install GRUB on my USB partition..
[07:12] <ZeRo_FeniX> @GeneralGustav, well it's booting up now :)
, why do you need it?
, isnt it allready installed?
[07:12] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, Sounds good to me! Same happened to me. Ubuntu installs the wrong kernel. But thats the easy way to fix that lol.
[07:13] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, dhcp3-client is yes but Im trying to install dhcpd. not the cline.t
[07:13] <GeneralGustav> client.
[07:13] <quibbler> tien: what is the problem?
, dhcpd is the demon of dhcp, if you install dhcp-client, it should work
[07:14] <DigitalKiwi> lol 'demon'
[07:14] <Push> hola alguien me lee?
[07:14] <vith> the nvidia settings or 'screen resolution' won't let me set my monitor to the correct refresh rate.  how do i specify it manually?
[07:14] <Guest70241> i have a problem, i have a program i use running .
[07:14] <Push> alguien habla español??
[07:14] <DigitalKiwi> !es | Push
[07:14] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, Nope. It doesnt. Isnt dhcp-client just the client though? Im trying to set up a dhcp server...
[07:14] <ZeRo_FeniX> And server version has no GUI right
[07:14] <n2diy> ! es | Push
[07:14] <DigitalKiwi> I hope that was spanish
[07:14] <OngaKing> Buenos Dias Push hombre
[07:15] <n2diy> ! es
, dont know
[07:15] <Guest70241> i have a problem, i have a program i use running ./Tibia but how can i install it
[07:15] <Push> la verdad es que estoy medio perdido jejeje
[07:15] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, God im an idiot... Its dhcp3-server DUH.
[07:15] <Push> soy nuevo fanatico de linux y me meti aca jejej
, or something with x900?
[07:15] <OngaKing> Push, LOL
, k
[07:16] <drcode> hi all
, english!!!
[07:16] <Minnlov03> hey all
[07:16] <drcode> any one know linux replace ment for sharepoint ?
[07:16] <Incarus> 1317 users = no "hi"
[07:16] <quibbler> Push: type:  /join #ubuntu-es
[07:17] <n2diy> Incarus, and you would preferr 1317 hellos?
, no
[07:17] <Minnlov03> hey can anyone take a few mins and help me with ubuntu?
[07:17] <hovis> I just tried to install 8.10 (I'm a new Ubuntu user) and it crapped out during install, error says that the display server has been shut down 6 times in the last 90 seconds.  Does anyone know of 8.10 has drivers for GeForce 9600?
[07:17] <sagada> rawr
[07:18] <cakey> >:[
, whats the prob?
[07:18] <Incarus> hovis, yes, it has
[07:18] <Minnlov03> i can't get ubunut to load or work
[07:18] <ccc_kickaxe> can anyone direct me to the best place to get advice on how to deploy git for a webhosting environment?
[07:18] <Planky> hovis: it does, but they are not enabled by default
[07:18] <Minnlov03> after i setup a raid
[07:18] <Incarus> hovis, try fglrx
[07:18] <philux-dijon> bonjour
[07:19] <tien> incarus
[07:19] <cakey> en taro adun
[07:19] <Incarus> !fr | philux-dijon
[07:19] <philux-dijon> hello
[07:19] <Incarus> !es | cakey
[07:19] <philux-dijon> sorry,
[07:19] <isleshocky771> using rsync Is there a way to compare files in directory1 and directory2, but copy the missing and updated files to directory3 instead of directory2?
[07:19] <n2diy> is a there a backup and restore system that works? Sbackup didn't work in 5.10, 6.06, or, now in 8.10?
[07:19] <philux-dijon> just a question
[07:19] <hovis> Incarus: How would I try that? It dumped me to CLI. My only CLI experience is on an old Gentoo machine :/
[07:19] <andreic> how cand i change my bash prompter for all the users?
[07:19] <tien> u known install driver crseativer soud blaster liver 5.1 for unbuntu?
[07:19] <n2diy> Andreic, find the .bashrc file that is not in any /home directory?
, edit xorg
[07:20] <philux-dijon> I can't rename files with thunar ...from 01 ,02,03 to a,b,c
[07:20] <Chousuke> andreic: /etc/bash.bashrc
[07:20] <hovis> is fglrx the name of a driver?
, no
[07:20] <andreic> Chousuke i've changed there but no luck
[07:20] <hovis> I'm not sure what fglrx is, or how to "try it".
, yes
[07:20] <hovis> ok, ty
[07:20] <Incarus> np
[07:20] <Chousuke> andreic: is your local file overriding it?
[07:20] <nandemonai> Heya peoples.
[07:20] <hovis> I/quit
[07:21] <andreic> maybe but how i change
, check permission
[07:21] <Minnlov03> I got one Ide hard drive and 2 sata drives I setup has a raid and now it likes only boots into windows even after ubunut is intalled
[07:21] <n2diy> loki_, an in a small engine?
[07:22] <Chousuke> andreic: if so, there's no way to change it for all users without editing their .bashrc
[07:22] <philux-dijon> Incarus> 777
, k
[07:22] <tien> no playing game in ubuntu :(
, u can use another file manager
[07:22] <philux-dijon> Incarus: All other changes are possible, but not this one
[07:22] <isainhuu> ni hao..
[07:23] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Would there be any functional reason NOT to install Ubuntu to an external(USB 2.0) hard drive? It whirrs and vibrates when I use it so I assume its just a regular HDD, not SSD
[07:23] <philux-dijon> Incarus: What do you sugest ?
[07:23] <isainhuu> can you speak chinese
[07:23] <n2diy> ! cn
[07:23] <eternalswd> i'm on intrepid.  Can't seem to get the compiz plugin "Place Window" to work when trying to place an application on a viewport.  any tips?
[07:23] <luddite> anyone ever cloned a virtualbox guest through ubuntu host?
 , dont know
[07:24] <luddite> clonezilla using
[07:25] <philux-dijon> Incarus: I considered using metamorphose...but I'm not sure it's a good idea
[07:25] <quibbler> eternalswd: try in #compiz-fusion
[07:25] <dagi> hi
[07:26] <dagi> how to install safari browser
, try nautlius
[07:26] <dagi> anybody help me
[07:26] <dagi> how to install safari browser
, dont use safari
[07:27] <philux-dijon> Incarus: I can rename with Nautilus ? I didnt know !
, try opera
, right click, rename
[07:28] <rww> dagi: Apple doesn't provide a native version of Safari for Linux. You could try installing the Windows version through WINE ( http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=5293 ) or use one of the Linux browsers that uses webkit (like Epiphany Webkit) if you just need Safari to test websites against webkit.
[07:28] <dagi> i have already install opera
[07:28] <quibbler> dagi: look here: http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/03/howto-install-safari-on-ubuntu-with.html
, and why do you need safari?
[07:29] <dagi> i wanna more option for browosing
[07:29] <jim_p> hi people
, lol, more as opera?
[07:30] <jim_p> how can i make pidgin NOT to send me messages that i received while offline?
[07:30] <rww> !browser | dagi
, check settings
[07:30] <rww> dagi: check out those then ^^
[07:30] <jim_p> Incarus, i am, but where?
, or disable offline messages emulation plugin
, or check google
[07:31] <dagi> ok thanks
[07:32] <Vinceman> is it legal to download movies with kTorrent?
[07:32] <philux-dijon> Incarus: Lol, ok, but that don't work for more than file at once
[07:32] <BintangSelatan> Anyone knows why my usb hd clicking periodically
[07:32] <BintangSelatan> Xubuntu 8.10
[07:33] <jguzman__> alguien hablas español??
[07:33] <Incarus> rofl, <<google+mozilla+opera vs. microsoft>>
[07:33] <rww> !es | jguzman_
, bulk renamer
[07:33] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Vinceman, using torrents is legal, stealing copyrighted files isn't.
[07:33] <n2diy> ! es
[07:33] <Vinceman> in every country?
, no
[07:33] <rww> Vinceman: depends on where you are, which movies you're downloading, and other factors.
[07:33] <Peddy> !es | jguzman_,
[07:33] <n2diy> ! es
[07:34] <rww> hrm
[07:34] <rww> !ping | rww
[07:34]  * ]K[^Omegadoom Ping |  Could not be resolved to an IP address
, haha!
[07:34] <Incarus> !ping | Incarus
[07:34]  * ]K[^Omegadoom Ping |  Could not be resolved to an IP address
[07:34] <rww> ]K[^Omegadoom: might want to turn that off, please.
[07:35] <jim_p> Incarus, plugin is disabled
[07:35] <Incarus> k
[07:35] <Incarus> check google
[07:37] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Would there be any functional reason NOT to install Ubuntu to an external(USB 2.0) hard drive? It whirrs and vibrates when I use it so I assume its just a regular HDD, not SSD
[07:37] <n2diy> is a there a backup and restore system that works? Sbackup didn't work in 5.10, 6.06, or, now in 8.10?
[07:37] <rww> n2diy: sbackup works fine for me in 8.10
[07:38] <n2diy> rww, that's good to hear, have you tried doing over a lan? I'm trying to clone this box to my test box.
, yes, u need grub for booting it
[07:38] <allan8904> hi, i'd like to get my Laptop to boot into a console screen instead of the KDM screen, is it hard to do?
, no, press ctrl+alt+f1
, or change session settings in grub
[07:39] <allan8904> yeah thats what i'm doing now but its annoying
[07:39] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Incarus, couldn't I just set the BIOS to boot from external drives first? No bootloader nonsense, it just boots to external if its plugged in, internal if its not
[07:39] <allan8904> oh hwo do i change it in grub?
, boot till you're in grub, and then press all buttons you find
[07:40] <allan8904> ...funny
, 1. i dont know, check your bios, 2. you NEED grub on your hd. its the os loader
, i dont know, where are just two buttons, try it
[07:41] <allan8904> i think you've mis understood what i'm asking
[07:41] <Incarus> no
[07:42] <allan8904> if you press C it brings up a dgrub commandline
[07:42] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Incarus, I know the boot order thing works(That was default, had to switch it for when I forgot to unplug iPod), and couldn't I just install grub on the external drive along with ubuntu?
, yes
, dont do this, boot kdm, then press ctrl+alt+F1
[07:43] <Incarus> voila
[07:43] <syadow>  /VERIFY AAAAAcIA0AYzBWQS6/8AAA-1076400075
, ...
[07:44] <Incarus> VERIFY :Unknown command
[07:45] <Incarus> got anybody a problem here?
[07:45] <redline5653> what distro would be best to use as a main os?
, for you: opensuse
[07:46] <redline5653> can you say why?
[07:46] <lstarnes> redline5653: the majority of users here would say ubuntu
[07:46] <Incarus> yes, its an ubuntu chat
[07:46] <BintangSelatan> yes my usb hd clicking
[07:46] <BintangSelatan> use it to boot xubuntu 8.10
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> arch linux <3
[07:46] <redline5653> i have ubuntu on this box but thinking about putting linux on my main rig
[07:47] <lstarnes> redline5653: ##linux isn't biased towards any particular distribution so that may be a better channel to ask in
, test opensuse, its a great distro
[07:47] <travian_geek> what does the * do in a regex? just trying to learn, any good sites?
, * is a place holder
[07:48] <travian_geek> Incarus, which means...?
[07:48] <lstarnes> travian_geek: it matches 0 or more matches of the previous expression in regex.  In glob patterns. it can match anything
[07:48] <Incarus> right
[07:48] <lstarnes> s/patterns\./patterns,/
[07:49] <travian_geek> lstarnes, so if a typ a* it vill match all a?
[07:49] <pyrohotdog> So, my harddrive is encrypted. Which means it asks for a password upon boot. Well, I just installed startupmanager and changed the boot screen, now it waits for ever on the boot screen, and I think it's asking for my password but I can't see it...?
[07:49] <lstarnes> travian_geek: just an a or an a followed by anything else
[07:50] <lstarnes> travian_geek: in real regular expressions the equivalent would be a.*
, disble boot screen first and try again
[07:51] <travian_geek> lstarnes,  so if vill match all, at, an or just an a
[07:51] <lstarnes> travian_geek: it will match all of those
[07:51] <pyrohotdog> Incarus: How can I? I can't even get to the system. It just sits here on my newly installed boot screen saying it's loading.
, boot a live cd
[07:52] <pyrohotdog> I never go to enter my harddrive encryption password so I'm figuring that's what it's wait for...
[07:52] <travian_geek> lstarnes, okey., Do you know any good sistes to start lerarning?
[07:53] <lstarnes> travian_geek: for learning regular expressions?
[07:53] <pyrohotdog> Disable boot screen in startup manager?
[07:53] <travian_geek> lstarnes, yeah
, try it
, you will see
[07:54] <lstarnes> travian_geek: is there a specific programming language that yo9u want to use them with?
[07:54] <lstarnes> *you
[07:54] <aboSamoor> how  can I upgrade to jaunty ?
[07:54] <travian_geek> lstarnes, No i dont thinks so, Bash I guess
[07:54] <ImSad> Can anyone help me with virtualbox? I can't get a connection to the internet for some reason.
, "update-manager -d"
[07:54] <lstarnes> travian_geek: bash generally uses glob patterns instead of regular expressions for things
[07:55] <aboSamoor> Incarus: It does not work nothing show up !
, "sudo update-manager -d"
[07:55] <travian_geek> lstarnes, okey,  why wont this work: echo "Hello mor mur mar" | egrep 'm.r'
, "echo "Hello mor mur mar" | grep m*r"
[07:56] <lstarnes> travian_geek: egrep looks for matches based on lines, not words
[07:57] <lstarnes> travian_geek: it's the same with regular grep
[07:57] <victoria> hello
[07:57] <jerrylin> it does work doesn't it?
[07:57] <jerrylin> It looks like it works when I run it
[07:57] <ImSad> Can anyone help me with virtualbox? I can't get a connection to the internet for some reason. I've been trying for hours with no luck. Please help.  :/
, ?
[07:58] <victoria> a lot of things of e17 are not working for me.. is this normal.. when i add a new application to the ibar is not working when i change the font does not work, etc
[07:58] <victoria> or maybe is not working fine for me
[07:58] <travian_geek> lstarnes, but I want do match mor mur mar but not hello and I use this command:  echo "Hello mor mur mar" | grep 'm.r' why dosent it work?
[07:58] <raylu> victoria: i've never used it before, but if you just installed it, consider restating X
[07:58] <Tankado> What is ubuntu equivelant for windows Ctrl+Alt+Del in case a process just stuck ?
[07:58] <Incarus> i go out
[07:58] <quibbler> ImSad: try in #vbox
[07:58] <raylu> travian_geek: egrep
[07:59] <raylu> Tankado: kill, killall, top, htop
[07:59] <travian_geek> raylu, no differens
[07:59] <aboSamoor> terminal starts in with http_proxy="<IP_ADDRESS>" how can I solve that ? cat .bashrc | grep proxy give nothing !
[07:59] <lstarnes> travian_geek: try replacing the spaces with newlines
[07:59] <raylu> Tankado: and some funky guis
[07:59] <Tankado> raylu : i am talking about a non terminal commands like some keys
[07:59] <ImSad> quibbler: I've been in there for hours, only one person said something, and that was just someone telling me they've been trying for hours also.
[07:59] <travian_geek> lstarnes, how do I do that?
[07:59] <ImSad> that place sucks, that's why i'm here.
[07:59] <dwi> hai
[08:00] <raylu> travian_geek: oh, it highlights lines with it
[08:00] <dwi> bantu aku dong
[08:00] <Tankado> raylu : i get stuck and cants open a terminal, is there atleast some keys to open a terminal window?
[08:00] <raylu> travian_geek: you don't need egrep, you need some flag for grep
[08:00] <lstarnes> travian_geek: try echo "Hello mor mur mar" | sed "s/ /\\n/g" | egrep "m.r"
[08:00] <cooldduuudde> dwi english
[08:00] <raylu> Tankado: alt+f2, gnome-terminal. also, ctrl+alt+f1 gives you tty1
[08:00] <lstarnes> travian_geek: the sed command in that will replace the spaces with newlines
[08:00] <Tankado> raylu : thanks
[08:01] <mgolisch> travian_geek: use grep -o that should only display the macthing parts of the line
[08:01] <travian_geek> lstarnes, well that worked and so did grep -o
[08:01] <todd> hi there ,how to know the graphics driver's version?ps:intel 945 GM
[08:01] <travian_geek> mgolisch, thanks :P
[08:02] <lstarnes> travian_geek: egrep -o without the sed makes more sense
[08:02] <quibbler> ImSad: your internet connection is wifi or cabled
[08:02] <travian_geek> lstarnes, whats the diffrents between grep and egrep
[08:03] <lstarnes> travian_geek: grep uses glob patterns but egrep uses regular expressions
[08:03] <raylu> lstarnes, travian_geek, just "grep -o" without sed is sufficient, actually
[08:03] <ImSad> quibbler: cabled
[08:03] <todd> egrep is grep -e
[08:04] <travian_geek> lstarnes,  and (Yeah I now, Im a newbie) what is glob patterns compared to regex
[08:05] <lstarnes> travian_geek: glob patterns are much simpler and aren't as flexible
[08:06] <travian_geek> lstarnes, okey thanks for all help
[08:06] <arooni-mobile> trying to get scrolling working on my t61 laptop on ibex:  http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Installing_Ubuntu_8.10_(Intrepid_Ibex)_on_a_ThinkPad_T61#Emulate_Wheel_.28Middle-click_scrolling.29 .... it worked first time but now doesnt work anymore;  help?
[08:06] <Ethosser> how do I get crontab to run as root?
[08:07] <quibbler> ImSad: what  network setting are you using for your virtual drive
[08:07] <atm0sph> Etherael: sudo crontab -e?
[08:07] <ImSad> it's just on LAN now.
[08:07] <ImSad> i mean, NAT
[08:07] <ImSad> **
[08:07] <ImSad> :/
[08:08] <ImSad> I have no idea what to put in host interface
[08:10] <Scix> I have two servers. One in production and one for testing. At the testing server BIND and DHCP works perfect. When a DHCP address is leased, the zone in bind gets updated. But at the production server, who is identical to the testingserver I'm getting this error from named: client <IP_ADDRESS>#47428: found no private keys, unable to generate any signatures. And then from dhcpd: Unable to add forward map from lku130.skole.lk.local to <IP_ADDRESS>: timed out. The ne
[08:10] <Scix> xt entry in syslog says: "RRSIG/NSEC update failed: not found". Anyone who have a idea about why it doesn't work? Paste from config from testingserver:  http://pastebin.com/d64afe621
[08:11] <Jasmine1212> hi all! Can somebody help me. I have Ubuntu with gnome. And the automatic update shows me to update Adeobe flashplayer but i have the newest one from adobe. how can i deactivate the updater?
[08:11] <quibbler> ImSad: i,m running xp in virtualbox if i check network settings i have to give adapter type ...what is your's?
[08:11] <ImSad> right now it's NAT
[08:11] <ImSad> but that's only because I have no idea what to put if I choose host interface
[08:12] <ImSad> oh nvm
[08:12] <ImSad> PCnet-FASTIII
[08:12] <ImSad> I've tried both PCnet-FASTIII, and PCnet-PCI II
[08:13] <quibbler> ImSad: you get a mac number? and is cable connected checked?
[08:14] <ImSad> I've got a MAC address, and cable connected is checked
[08:14] <CrashNerd> I have a question I had a application that would not shutdown so I issued the xkill command and have now lost the task bar down the bottom on Unbuntu 8.10 and idea's as to how I can get it back
[08:15] <quibbler> ImSad: try it now and see
[08:15] <ImSad> But I didn't change anything....
[08:15] <ImSad> this is what I get if I have it on host interface
[08:15] <ImSad> Failed to initialize Host Interface Networking.
[08:15] <ImSad> VBox status code: -3100 (VERR_HOSTIF_INIT_FAILED).
[08:15] <ImSad> Result Code:
[08:15] <ImSad> NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005)
[08:15] <FloodBot1> ImSad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:15] <ImSad> Component:
[08:16] <ImSad> :p
[08:16] <kholerabbi> friend imported csv/windows contacts to evolution in intrepid. Contacts listed in address book but can't be inserted in a new mail dialog. The list doesn't populate anything.             Help!
[08:17] <ImSad> still not working btw
[08:18] <blery> hello, I would like to import to thunderbird my .pst files from my windows machine. What is the proper way of doing it? I've tried some, but didn't work out. Any hints? Thanks.
[08:19] <Jago> anyone here using Ubuntu on an EEE PC 900 (the EU slow SSD version) ? Whats the recommended filesystem for fast performance?
[08:20] <quibbler> ImSad: when you click on adapter type do you get more than one type?
[08:21] <ImSad> I only get two.
[08:21] <CokeNCode> is google chrome available on linux yet or what
[08:22] <CokeNCode> ?
[08:22] <quibbler> ImSad: did you try both?
[08:22] <ImSad> yes
[08:22] <bullgard4> Where can I find a description or tutorial of the Evolution Crash Detection?
[08:23] <flyapen> chrome isn't available for linux yet I think, unless I missed something
[08:23] <DigitalKiwi> use it in wine ;p
[08:23] <quibbler> ImSad: attached to is set to nat
[08:24] <ImSad> yes now it is.
[08:25] <quibbler> ImSad:  what was it?
[08:25] <ImSad> when i got the error ( and was banned by floodbot) it was host interface
[08:25] <ImSad> what was NAT?
[08:25] <ImSad> that's all it says.
[08:25] <ImSad> NAT
[08:25] <FloodBot1> ImSad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:25] <ImSad> .....
[08:27] <flixporty> hello, anyone can give me some mdadm hints
[08:27] <lyk3n> finally a human
[08:27] <quibbler> ImSad: write everything on one line don't use enter as punctuation....OK it is now NAT right?
[08:29] <ImSad> Yes.
[08:29] <quibbler> ImSad: click OK and try again
[08:29] <trimeta> OpenOffice.org 3.0.1 was released nearly a month ago. I understand the decision to not include 3.0.0 when Intrepid was released, but when is 3.0.1 going to be added to the Backports repository?
[08:30] <ikonia> trimeta: probably never
[08:30] <lstarnes> trimeta: it may be included in ubuntu 9.04
[08:30] <Vinceman> oh man, did I sleep
[08:31] <ImSad> quibbler: nothing.
[08:31] <trimeta> lstarnes: May? I mean, 3.0.0 has been out a few months now, I kind of assumed it'd definitely make it into Jaunty.
[08:31] <ikonia> trimeta: OpenOffice 3 packages are in jaunty
[08:31] <flixporty> I have deleted my superblock on one of the raid0 partitions, how can i fix this
[08:31] <jelly12gen> trimeta: backports?
[08:31] <quibbler> ImSad: you tried both adapter types?
[08:31] <ikonia> flixporty: how did you delete it
[08:32] <quibbler> ImSad: with nat
[08:32] <ikonia> flixporty: what type of raid array is it - hardware/software/fakeraid
[08:32] <flixporty> mdadm --zero-superblock /dev/sdb3
[08:32] <flixporty> soft mdadm
[08:32] <flixporty> raid0
[08:32] <ikonia> flixporty: why did you do that?
[08:32] <ikonia> flixporty: you'll have to rebuild the array
[08:32] <trimeta> ikonia: Good to know. Still, the relevant Brainstorm page implied that they were going to add 3.0.1 to Backports.
[08:32] <zeno___> should the image produced by dd if=/dev/zero of=debian2.img seek=2500999999 bs=1 count=1 be 12kb? i thought was supposed to be 2.5gb
[08:32] <trimeta> jelly12gen: It's an additional repository one can add to include newer updates of some packages.
[08:32] <flixporty> wrong partition, i wanted to remove other mdadm raid
[08:32] <ImSad> quibbler: yes.
[08:33] <ikonia> trimeta: brainstorm is ideas by random people, not an implementation plan
[08:33] <ikonia> flixporty: need to rebuild the aray
[08:33] <ikonia> array
[08:33] <trimeta> ikonia: I'm referring to the developer comments on said Brainstorm, not some random posting.
[08:33] <ikonia> trimeta: brainstorm is ideas by random people, not an implementation plan
[08:33] <trimeta> ikonia: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/14433/
[08:33] <ikonia> trimeta: it's not a release plan
[08:33] <mayur> hi leader
[08:34] <TheLeader> hi
[08:34] <flixporty>  mdadm --incremental --rebuild ??
[08:34] <trimeta> ikonia: So one of the devs who has sufficient access to leave a note at the top labeled "Developer Comments" counts as random whinging?
[08:34] <mayur> i m not able to get any audio
[08:34] <mayur> i m using ubuntu 8.10
[08:34] <TheLeader> did you try to install drivers?
[08:35] <TheLeader> what is your sound card model?
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: I didn't say he was a random comment
[08:35] <jelly12gen> mayur: please give us your sound card
[08:35] <trimeta> ikonia: You said he was a random person, though.
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: it is not an implemenation plan or road map
[08:35] <quibbler> ImSad: you are on a stand alone machine?
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: yes, and he is
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: as are the other people
[08:36] <ImSad> Yes.
[08:36] <mayur> yeah
[08:36] <mayur> how do i know it
[08:36] <^law^> helo
[08:36] <mayur> jelly12gen: how do i know what make my sound card is?
[08:36] <flixporty> lspci
[08:36] <^law^> is anybody know how to install db2 UDB v8.1 fixpack 17?
[08:36] <jelly12gen> mayur is it pci or usb?
[08:36] <trimeta> ikonia: I wasn't including "devs on the Ubuntu OpenOffice team" as random people. But I suppose random ideas by said devs don't count as concrete plans.
[08:36]  * aman a
[08:37] <mayur> jelly12gen: pci i guess
[08:37] <ikonia> trimeta: exactly, the whole of brainstorm is "random ideas" - not a roadmap, release plan etc etc
[08:37] <TheLeader> jelly12gen: probably pci
[08:37] <jelly12gen> mayur: run this in the command line:  lspci | grep audio
[08:37] <depape> hello. Is there an easy way to use the new nvidia drivers from jaunty in intrepid? I'm not that familiar with ubuntu and apt-get, but I need the new drivers for GL 3.0 development. Can somebody give me a hint?
[08:37] <pteague> if eth0 is set up with 'iface eth0 inet dhcp' in /etc/network/interfaces does it need the line 'auto eth0' ?
[08:37] <quibbler> ImSad: then i'm stumped ...whose are my settings and i have no trouble connecting
[08:37] <^law^> ?
[08:37] <depape> I just want to use these (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/180.29-0ubuntu1) on my intrepid-box
[08:38] <ikonia> depape: why ?
[08:38] <ikonia> depape: what that specific package ?
[08:38] <depape> ikonia: i need GLX_ARB_create_context
[08:38] <mayur> jelly12gen: done
[08:38] <Jago> anyone here using Ubuntu on an EEE PC 900 (the EU slow SSD version) ? Whats the recommended filesystem for fast performance?
[08:38] <ikonia> depape: and what are the current drivers your using ?
[08:38] <jelly12gen> mayur what does it say?
[08:38] <quibbler> ImSad: you have only one network adapter?
[08:38] <ikonia> jelly12gen: ext3 is the norm
[08:38] <mayur> jelly12gen: i got all the switches
[08:38] <ikonia> jelly12gen: sorry no tyou
[08:38] <ikonia> Jago: ext3 is the norm
[08:38] <depape> ikonia: nvidia-180-modaliases, nvidia-glx-180, and so on
[08:39] <jelly12gen> ext4 kicks ass:P ikonia
[08:39] <depape> ikonia: all the ones listed on the link i pasted
[08:39] <ikonia> jelly12gen: it's not in ubuntu, so that's not a response to his question
[08:39] <ikonia> depape: so you're already using them then ?
[08:39] <mayur> jelly12gen: it gave me the shortcuts saying what key is for what
[08:39] <depape> ikonia: no, im using the ones from intrepid, but i need the ones from jaunty (180.29)
[08:39] <jelly12gen> mayur: did you run it in de cli?
[08:39] <kraut> moin
[08:40] <ikonia> depape: then you'll need to build your own package or wait for a backport
[08:40] <jelly12gen> depape: you could intall ext4 with the newest beta or rc?
[08:40] <^law^> is anybody know how to install db2 UDB v8.1 fixpack 17?
[08:40] <ikonia> jelly12gen: jaunty discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[08:40] <mayur> jelly12gen: what is de cli
[08:40] <depape> ikonia: i will try to build it, maybe it works
[08:40] <jelly12gen> mayur: open a gnome-terminal
[08:40] <TheLeader> mayur: command line interface, in pther words console
[08:41] <mayur> jelly12gen: i did it in the terminal
[08:41] <jelly12gen> ok
[08:41] <jelly12gen> post the outpout
[08:41] <ImSad> quibbler: yes, I only have one.
[08:41] <jelly12gen> but i have to go, got college
[08:41] <quibbler> ImSad: it attached to a cable modem
[08:41] <flyapen> law: you could still try to convert your rpm to a deb, not sure that this would work though
[08:41] <ImSad> Yes.
[08:41] <depape> so one last question: is there a nice way to build the tar.gz source of the new driver as a package ? intregrate it in apt-get ?
[08:42] <ikonia> depape: no -
[08:42] <TheLeader> jelly: i'll continue with mayur
[08:42] <depape> ikonia: okay :/
[08:42] <ikonia> depape: check out the deb build instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com
[08:42] <jelly12gen> TheLeader: ok good luck
[08:42] <mayur> i lov microsoft
[08:42] <TheLeader> to you too
[08:42] <jelly12gen> mayur: dont flame here
[08:43] <mayur> jelly12gen: i m sorry guys
[08:43] <TheLeader> mayur: xD
[08:43] <bullgard4> Where can I find a description or tutorial of the Evolution Crash Detection?
[08:43] <mayur> lotsa nerds around here
[08:43] <Pytlask> Have a quick (and probably simple) linux question. When I apply chmod to something, it only lasts until my computer reboots. How would I get it to be permanent?
[08:43] <ikonia> bullgard4: evolution site E?
[08:43] <ikonia> bullgard4: evolution site ?
[08:43] <TheLeader> mayur: ok then, post ur output
[08:43] <quibbler> ImSad: again then i'm stumped ...maybe try in the ubuntu forums
[08:43] <mayur> jelly12gen: damn kids
[08:43] <ikonia> Pytlask: chaning the ownership is perm
[08:43] <jelly12gen> mayur: and don't tell lies :P
[08:43] <trimeta> Pytlask: It should normally be permanent...is something changing it on startup?
[08:43] <ImSad> Well damn.
[08:43] <ImSad> I've been trying for hours.
[08:44] <mayur> jelly12gen: i was serious
[08:44] <ImSad> I guess I'm just screwed.
[08:44] <bullgard4> ikonia: I will do some more snooping using your suggestion.
[08:44] <TheLeader> jelly: you remind me of the bad teacher from harry potter 5
[08:44] <TheLeader> what was her name..?
[08:44] <ikonia> TheLeader: it's offtopic
[08:44] <flixporty> ikonia: what to run with mdadm
[08:45] <flixporty> interactive and rebuild did nothing
[08:45] <ikonia> flixporty: you need to rebuild your array
[08:45] <Pytlask> ikonia/thrimeta: That's what I thought. I am trying to change /proc/acpi/ibm/light. Perhaps the fact that it is not a true file brings this about?
[08:45] <TheLeader> ikonia: yea i guess so
[08:45] <flixporty> should i add the partiotion
[08:45] <flixporty> or recreate
[08:45] <ikonia> Pytlask: proc is not a file system - it's held in memory
[08:45] <flixporty> the whol
[08:45] <quibbler> ImSad: I'll look further and see what i can find..good luck
[08:45] <ikonia> Pytlask: any chanes you make there will be removed and re-set at reboot
[08:45] <ImSad> Thanks for trying. :/
[08:45] <ikonia> flixporty: you can try re-adding, but I don't think that will work
[08:45] <DinkyDogg> hi, got a question for you guys:
[08:45] <ikonia> flixporty: I believe you'll need to rebuild
[08:45] <Pytlask> ikonia: ah, I see. So I would just want to set up a script to run on-login as root to apply the change?
[08:45] <TheLeader> mayur: ok run lspci | grep audio and post the output
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> I'm restoring a system from a backup i made, and i restored the /var folder
[08:46] <ikonia> Pytlask: that's one way yes
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> which appears to have contained my list of installed packages in apt
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> but the thing is
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> those packages are not actually installed anymore
[08:46] <Pytlask> ikonia: Is there a better way you would suggest?
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> but apt is convinced they are
[08:46] <ikonia> Pytlask: you may want to see if there is a config file/kernel parameter needed to set that
[08:46] <flixporty> ikonia: how to rebuild
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> any way to get apt to figure out which packages are in fact installed, and which are not?
[08:46] <ikonia> flixporty: same way you built
[08:46] <trimeta> DinkyDogg: aptitude search isn't giving useful answers?
[08:47] <ikonia> DinkyDogg: your apt database is corrupt
[08:47] <DinkyDogg> hi there again, ikonia