[05:08] <Sterist> jordan_u my swap partition keeps going bad after a reboot... stays good on hibernate / resume but reboot kills it
[05:08] <Sylvie> tntc, http://pastie.org/1908104
[05:09] <cablop> MethedMan: i think then make the /home partition a little smaller then reserve some space to other things in the future
[05:09] <pyfon> tntc: am I doomed? not sure how to trouble shoot this any further
[05:10] <nit-wit> pyfon, have you plugged the puter
[05:10] <MethedMan> cablop: so i should leave free space?  will this automatically be partitioned as primary/extended
[05:11] <pyfon> nit-wit: plugged the puter?
[05:11] <cablop> you can partition that later or extend home
[05:11] <nit-wit> pyfon ethernet
[05:11] <pyfon> nit-wit: I'm connected to ethernet now
[05:11] <cablop> MethedMan: for flexible partitioning LVM will be nice, but if your new to linux, this ould be asking you to swim in unknown waters, so just leave that not partitioned, it is not going to harm
[05:11] <tntc> pyfon: I wouldn't say you're doomed
[05:12] <Sylvie> tntc, ... so? what does it say?
[05:12] <tntc> pyfon: one thing to try would be dropping to wep or open network, just to see if it works
[05:12] <nit-wit> pyfon, col
[05:12] <nit-wit> *cool
[05:12] <tntc> Sylvie: your fan is cranking like crazy because you're using the open source "radeon" driver rather than the closed-source fglrx driver
[05:12] <tntc> and the open source radeon driver doesn't have power managment yet.
[05:13] <nit-wit> pyfon, you can have wicd without removing the ubuntu network manager
[05:13] <tntc> Thus your GPU is running full tilt, and your lap is probably on fire.
[05:13] <Sylvie> tntc, ok... what do I need to do to fix this?
[05:13] <tntc> Sylvie: well, the driver you downloaded /should have/ fixed it. So I'd try rebooting, to see if fglrx works now
[05:13] <Flynn> Hi, I'm running Ubuntu 10.10 on a net-book.  I would like to share the internet connection my desktop has with my net-book.  I've been pouring over countless websites and have found no configuration for my ad hoc network on the Ubuntu side where the Ubuntu computer isn't the one with the ethernet connection.  Basically, how do I edit my connection so that Ubuntu  gets internet from the wifi connection its connected to.
[05:13] <tntc> if not, we'll troubleshoot the driver issue
[05:13] <tntc> Sylvie: as in , the issue installing it
[05:14] <Sylvie> tntc, do I need to remove any package to make *sure* fglrx is used?
[05:14] <tntc> Sylvie: I don't /think/ so, but I can't say for sure. Who knows how finnicky the fglrx driver is?
[05:14] <Sylvie> tntc, alright, testing now
[05:14] <cablop> MethedMan: i have to go
[05:15] <tntc> Sylvie: are you on a different computer?
[05:15] <Sylvie> tntc, no :) brb
[05:15] <tntc> pyfon: did you try with no wep?
[05:15] <tntc> Sylvie: Good luck!
[05:15] <Jordan_U> Flynn: http://magazine.redhat.com/2008/10/16/video-fedora-10-connection-sharing/
[05:15] <MethedMan> cablop: thanks for your help.  anything else i should know in the meantime?
[05:15] <tntc> pyfon: with no WPA2, rather?
[05:16] <Jordan_U> Flynn: Or maybe I misunderstand. What OS is running on the Desktop?
[05:16] <cablop> MethedMan: but if you made the latest partition logical, you'll have no rpoblem to add another logical partition in the future...
[05:16] <MethedMan> cablop: thank you
[05:16] <cablop> MethedMan: no, ubuntu installation will care of the rest from that point, maybe asking you a few things
[05:17] <Flynn> Jordan_U:  XP
[05:17] <pyfon> tntc: I'm about changing it to wep then going to try
[05:17] <Jordan_U> Flynn: No idea then. It's something that I would expect should be properly configured on the side of the machine doing the sharing. Try asking in ##windows.
[05:18] <tntc> pyfon: if it works with WEP, try WPA1. If it works with that, leave it at WPA1, because WEP is easy to crack.
[05:18] <Sylvie> tntc, the good news is that the video is fine, the bad news is that it's still hot :(
[05:18] <tntc> Sylvie: do the same "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log" but this time paste the whole thing.
[05:19] <tntc> Sylvie: To pastebin! Not to channel! XD
[05:19] <tntc> Sylvie: I figure that's obvious, but I want to be safe.
[05:19] <Flynn> Jordan_U  I can connect to my ad hoc network fine.  I just don't have internet with that.  It seems (for once) windows is doing it's job.
[05:19] <MethedMan> i encrypted my "home" drive and am having trouble accessing it from another ubuntu install.
[05:19] <Sylvie> tntc, of course :P
[05:19] <RealOp> anyone kow if nvidia HDMI sound is working in pulseaudio on natty?
[05:19] <MethedMan> not sure how to login in and decrypt it
[05:20] <Id10T> does anyone know how to clone ubuntu after it has been customized?
[05:20] <Jordan_U> Flynn: Windows needs to route packets to the interent, and advertise itself as a default gateway via DHCP.
[05:21] <Flynn> Jordan_U what method should I put for IPv4 settings?
[05:21] <tntc> Id10T: Clonezilla does a decent job, thought I think for unix-like drives it does a direct disk to disk image
[05:21] <Sylvie> tntc, http://pastie.org/1908146
[05:21] <Id10T> tntc, thanks a million
[05:21] <Sylvie> tntc, looks like fglrx is still not loaded
[05:21] <tntc> Sylvie: yup. fglrx is still not properly installed. Try the installer from AMD.com one more time and see what the errors are
[05:21] <pyfon> tntc: didn't fix the issue
[05:22] <Sylvie> tntc, k
[05:22] <tntc> Id10T: you're quite welcome :)
[05:22] <tntc> pyfon: I actually swore out loud when I read that :/
[05:22] <selig5>   +.
[05:23] <Jordan_U> MethedMan: http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2011/04/introducing-ecryptfs-recover-private.html
[05:23] <pyfon> tntc: I've been swearing outloud ever 5min with this issue
[05:23] <tntc> pyfon: I bet. I feel your pain. I had the same stuff with a broadcom card. But I have something for you to try! Use wicd instead of network-manager and see if it works.
[05:24] <pyfon> tntc: currently installing wicd, hope this works
[05:24] <Sylvie> tntc, http://pastie.org/1908154
[05:25] <ubuntuQ>  Hi guys
[05:25] <ubuntuQ> I have a problem with networking
[05:25] <tntc> pyfon: is there anything in dmesg?
[05:25] <tntc> pyfon: related to wifi?
[05:25] <ubuntuQ> I can't get it to start basically
[05:26] <Sylvie> tntc, was it installed or was there an error? I find the message not too clear
[05:26] <tntc> Sylvie: there was an error. It looks like glibc caught something
[05:26] <Sylvie> :/
[05:26] <pyfon> tntc: it just says "ndiswrapper (mp_reset:64): wlan0 is being reset" over and over again
[05:27] <Peddy> my /etc/grub.d is empty, what package should I reinstall to repopulate it?
[05:27] <djr013> ubuntuQ: What type of connection are you trying to establish?
[05:27] <austinbv> where are the settings for the new dock/launchbar hidden?
[05:27] <Sylvie> tntc, alright, I'll try one last thing and hope it will resolve the issue :) bbiaw
[05:28] <ubuntuQ> djr013: so basically, I run /etc/init.d/netwoking start and it says Since the script you are attempting to invoke has been converted to an Upstart job, you may also use the start(8) utility, e.g. start networking networking stop/waiting
[05:28] <tntc> Sylvie: do you have ia32-libs installed?
[05:28] <tntc> pyfon: NDISWRAPPER?! That's not right...
[05:28] <tntc> pyfon: that card is supported by ath9k, I thought...
[05:28] <Jordan_U> Peddy: grub-pc
[05:29] <ubuntuQ> So it's a wired connection, wicd says I'm connected, but can't browse or ping anything
[05:29] <pyfon> tntc: so what do I need to do?
[05:29] <Sylvie> tntc, don't think so
[05:29] <tntc> Sylvie: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Natty_Installation_Guide
[05:29] <ubuntuQ> Plus, my card is named eth2
[05:29] <Peddy> thanks Jordan_U, dpkg search wasn't working for some reason.
[05:29] <tntc> Sylvie: check that bit out. there are some packages you need to install.
[05:29] <KM0201> ubuntuQ: are you hooked to a router?... does your router show you connected in the manage section?
[05:29] <tntc> pyfon: well, try this: lsmod | grep ndiswrapper
[05:30] <tntc> pyfon: that should tell you if the ndiswrapper module is loaded
[05:30] <ubuntuQ> KM0201: oh yes, I totally have perfect connection
[05:30] <Jordan_U> Peddy: dpkg -S only searches packages you already have installed. apt-files search is for packages you don't already have installed.
[05:30] <ubuntuQ> another computer works perfectly
[05:30] <pyfon> tntc: I get "ndiswrapper           184207  0 "
[05:30] <KM0201> ubuntuQ: can you ping the other machine on the network?
[05:30] <tntc> pyfon: "sudo rmmod ndiswrapper" should remove it
[05:31] <tntc> pyfon: then "sudo modprobe ath9k" should install the right driver.
[05:31] <Peddy> Jordan_U, ah, that explains it. Thanks!
[05:31] <Jordan_U> Peddy: You're welcome.
[05:31] <megalinux> oieee
[05:31] <Sylvie> tntc, I was on the right track (I uninstalled xserver-ati-* :))
[05:31] <tntc> Sylvie: you shouldn't /have/ to do that, IIRC
[05:32] <pyfon> tntc: ran both those commands, nothing ouputed, is that expected?
[05:32] <tntc> Sylvie: but the important bit is the prerequisite packages
[05:32] <tntc> pyfon: yes.
[05:32] <megalinux> don't understand yours
[05:32] <tntc> try your wireless now
[05:32] <Sylvie> tntc, well, yes, I'll just run these commands (less wget since I already have that 76MB file)
[05:32] <tntc> Sylvie: k!
[05:32] <tntc> pyfon: also, see if iwconfig says anything
[05:32] <megalinux> i from brazil
[05:32] <ubuntuQ> KM0201: I'm running it basically in a vm, but can't ping the router nor the host
[05:33] <tntc> pyfon: "iwconfig" in a console should show up with wlan0 or something
[05:33] <ubuntuQ> but other linux vm's with the same configuration work perfectly
[05:33] <megalinux> helṕ me
[05:33] <KM0201> ubuntuQ: you're running it "basically in a vm" or you're running it "in a vm"..
[05:33] <ubuntuQ> in a vm
[05:33] <ubuntuQ> sorry
[05:34] <ubuntuQ> it's a full installation
[05:34] <megalinux> peolple
[05:34] <tntc> !ubuntu-br
[05:34] <megalinux> people help my system not open
[05:34] <tntc> huh. what's the thing for sending someone to brazil support?
[05:34] <megalinux> yes from brazil
[05:35] <KM0201> ubuntuQ: if you can't ping the router nor the host, then there's something going on w/ your vm set up... what virtual software are you using?
[05:35] <pyfon> tntc: "lo        no wireless extensions. eth0      no wireless extensions." with iwconfig
[05:35] <tntc> megalinux: #ubuntu-br I think!
[05:35] <ubuntuQ> KM0201: vmware
[05:35] <ubuntuQ> workstation
[05:35] <Jordan_U> !br | megalinux
[05:35] <tntc> Jordan_U: thanks! :)
[05:35] <Jordan_U> tntc: You're welcome :)
[05:35] <KM0201> ubuntuQ: i don't have any experience w/ vmware, but you need to go through the network settings on vmware... thats the only logical explanation
[05:35] <thegoodcushion> Good afternoon, Ubuntu people
[05:35] <tntc> pyfon: so it didn't detect the driver...
[05:35] <alastair_> I'm backing up an old hard drive and copying about 300GB of files. It had about 50GB left when I got a kernel panic and now I want to resume the copying. Is there a way to do this in Ubuntu? (A don't copy if file already exists but copy all files that don't already exist argument?)
[05:36] <ubuntuQ> KM0201: it's using same configuration as the every other vm, but it doesn't work
[05:36] <tntc> or rather, the driver didn't detect the card. But it should for that model! Weird.
[05:36] <pyfon> tntc: also no connections are showing up anymore in wcid, when they were before i removed ndiswarpper
[05:36] <megalinux> #ubuntu-br
[05:36] <megalinux> #ubuntu-br
[05:36] <tntc> pyfon: well, if you're using NDISWrapper for that card, you need the windows driver to plug into NDISWrapper
[05:36] <ubuntuQ> but if there's an easy way to change the upstart script to use eth2 instead of whatever default name it has to start networking or change eth2 to the name upstart uses
[05:37] <tntc> megalinux: "/join #ubuntu-br"
[05:37] <bsajsb> Hi, I have a problem with graphics drivers. Ubuntu leaves artifacts on screen. I upgraded from 10.10 to 11.04 and got this problem. Help ?
[05:37] <thegoodcushion> reinstall graphics drivers
[05:37] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: have you done that
[05:37] <megalinux> "/join #ubuntu-br"
[05:37] <tntc> megalinux: no quotes. no "
[05:37] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, how do I do that ?
[05:38] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: what graphics card do you have?
[05:38] <pyfon> tntc: I guess thats what I had a few minutes ago, because i was at least able to pick up networks
[05:38] <megalinux> tntc não consigo
[05:38] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, Radeon Mobility X1400
[05:39] <thegoodcushion> Does anyone know what the command is?  For nvidia it's sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
[05:39] <megalinux> apt-get install ? como faço
[05:39] <alastair_> I'm backing up an old hard drive and copying about 300GB of files. It had about 50GB left when I got a kernel panic and now I want to resume the copying. Is there a way to do this in Ubuntu? (A don't copy if file already exists but copy all files that don't already exist argument?)
[05:41] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: sudo apt-get install fglrx
[05:41] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, Thats I shall try that.
[05:42] <tntc> pyfon: ok. try rmmod ath9k and then modprobe ndiswrapper
[05:42] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, *thanks :)
[05:42] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: then type sudo apt-get install fglrx-amdcccle  to get the Catalyst Control Center, if you want that
[05:43] <megalinux_> how do I run my linux kernel?
[05:43] <thegoodcushion> megalinux: you are running it
[05:43] <pyfon> tntc: ERROR: Removing 'ath9k': Operation not permitted
[05:43] <tntc> pyfon: sorry, you have to "sudo rmmod ath9k"
[05:43] <nit-wit> megalinux, what do you mean
[05:43] <megalinux_> what?
[05:44] <nit-wit> megalinux, the kernel in what circumstances?
[05:44] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, it is being automatically installed as dependency (is that okay?)
[05:44] <Sterist> if anyone in here uses xubuntu, could you please join the #xubuntu channel too :( the entire channel is away
[05:44] <Israfel> Anyone here having issues with flash cookies not working on Ubuntu?
[05:45] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, after installing fglrx, restart? or should it already be using the new correct graphics drivers ?
[05:45] <tntc> megalinux_: http://ubuntu-br.org/
[05:45] <piyushmishra> is there someway to pause the script in the middle of an upgrade?
[05:45] <Snakkah> The "Sound Recorder" application is giving me this strange output when I try to run it: Could not create the GStreamer GConf audio recording element.Please install the 'gconfelements' plug-in from the 'gst-plugins-good' module.Verify that the installation is correct by running  "gst-inspect-0.10 gconfaudiosrc" and then restart gnome-sound-recorder.
[05:45] <nit-wit> Israfel, I clear mine every session.
[05:45] <megalinux_> shut your mouth, do not understand what he says. I'm from Brazil and I just want a help
[05:45] <Corey> megalinux_: Please keep it civil.
[05:45] <Snakkah> What's going on here?
[05:45] <Snakkah> o.O
[05:45] <tntc> pyfon: I'm not too familiar with ndiswrapper...
[05:46] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: log in again
[05:46] <MethedMan> civility please
[05:46] <nit-wit> megalinux_, who are you talking to tab a nick so we know
[05:46] <pyfon> tnct: understandable, at this point I'm just not sure what to do
[05:46] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, okay.
[05:46] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: actually restart just to be sure
[05:46] <Israfel> nit-wit, yeah, I deleted my folder, but now it doesn't save any of them. Every time I log in I have to reenter my hulu, google, facebook, etc info.
[05:46] <tntc> megalinux_: Desculpe! Eu não falam Português. It is tough to translate.
[05:47] <nit-wit> Israfel, are you running in private?
[05:47] <rww> which is why we have channels like #ubuntu-br and #ubuntu is English-only ;P
[05:47] <Israfel> nit-wit, What do you mean? Incognito?
[05:47] <tntc> rww: right, but he is having difficulty joining them. There is a language barrier to helping him join as well.
[05:47] <nit-wit> yeah
[05:47] <Israfel> nit-wit, Nope, and it's broken for both Firefox and Chromium
[05:48] <Israfel> nit-wit, I see the saved folders, but neither browser loads the flash cookies to restore any session after I close the browser.
[05:49] <nit-wit> Israfel, if you look in the preferences-privacy for FF is it set to remember
[05:49] <megalinux_> I speak the way they want as well ... you need nick guides that also can speak in Portuguese, you guys in our country are welcomed
[05:49] <Israfel> nit-wit, I primarily use Chromium and it doesn't have an option for flash cookies yet. So at least it should be loading them.
[05:49] <jmcantrell> are there "applets" in unity? looking for some sort of system monitor
[05:50] <rww> !br | megalinux_
[05:50] <basix_> hey folks. does anybody know an application similar to Mac OSX's spotlight ?
[05:50] <nit-wit> Israfel, I don't use chromium but it has a area to set cookie activities
[05:50] <pyfon> tntc: just wanted to let oyu know I restarted and now i'm able to connect, no clue what fixed it lol
[05:51] <megalinux_> how do this? and where?
[05:51] <nit-wit> *an
[05:51] <rww> megalinux_: as ubottu says, type /join #ubuntu-br
[05:51] <rww> in the same box you're currently typing messages in
[05:51] <Israfel> nit-wit, I didn't change the settings when it started doing this. All I did was delete the fodler that had the cookies. it's still saving the cookies, but not loading them.
[05:51] <tntc> pyfon: XD Awesome! does lsmod | grep ath9k return anything?
[05:51] <HarrowedAU> Would someone mind asking the bot about Firefox 4 PPA? I can't recall command
[05:51] <rww> !fx4
[05:51] <tntc> pyfon: also check for ndiswrapper again
[05:52] <HarrowedAU> Thanks rww
[05:52] <rww> hrm, doesn't Ubuntu 11.04 do firefox 4?
[05:52] <nit-wit> Israfel, have you run the arrow in the right end of the http window to reload the page and see if they work
[05:52] <rww> looks like
[05:52] <HarrowedAU> rww; yes .. But unsure if it's latest stable (of the dev team)
[05:52] <rww> !ff4 =~ s/Current versions of Ubuntu/Versions of Ubuntu before 11.04/
[05:52] <nit-wit> Israfel, thats FF not sure of chromium
[05:53] <pyfon> tnct: nothing for ath9k, "ndiswrapper           184207  0"  for ndiswraper
[05:53] <megalinux_> how do this? and where?
[05:53] <Israfel> nit-wit, yes, I can leave the page and come back and it's still active, but if I close the browser and reopen it, it won't log me in.
[05:53] <megalinux_> not understand
[05:53] <tntc> pyfon: funky. it's using NDISwrapper still.
[05:53] <rww> megalinux_: in the place you are typing now, type /join #ubuntu-br
[05:53] <HarrowedAU> There is no natty package on the PPA :( So no point
[05:53] <Israfel> nit-wit, Testing FF now.
[05:53] <pyfon> tntc: but at least it works...should I just leave it alone? also should I keep wicd or network manager?
[05:53] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, the problem still stays. The artifacts on screen have not changed after reinstall and restart.
[05:54] <Sylvie> tntc, well, I finally have my ATI Catalyst center :) I had to activate the ATI driver in jockey then update the ATI driver from the generated .deb package (from the page your provided)
[05:54] <nit-wit> Israfel, if you go there cold, it does let you login if you reload then and try does it.
[05:54] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: then they're probably not from that driver
[05:54] <nit-wit> Israfel, reload mens while still on the login page, don't leave
[05:55] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: could you pastebin a screenshot?
[05:55] <megalinux_> but I tried and get nothing
[05:55] <nit-wit> Israfel, I meant does not login sorry
[05:55] <tntc> pyfon: We got a saying where I come from: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" :)
[05:55] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, when I try aticonfig  it says "aticonfig: No supported adapters detected"
[05:55] <tntc> Sylvie: is it quiet and cool now?
[05:55] <Sylvie> tntc, the window movement is not as smooth, but web scrolling is not choppy, and the 3d test works... and fan is *finally* silent :) (well, a lot more than what it used to be!)
[05:55] <tntc> Sylvie: for smoothness, see if you can turn on sync to vblank
[05:56] <Sylvie> tntc, sensors doesn't return the GPU temp anymore :(
[05:56] <Israfel> nit-wit, Not sure what you're asking. Seems FF doesn't work either.
[05:56] <tntc> Sylvie: not even in the control center? that's a bummer.
[05:56] <afroman> hi. I can't read dual layer dvds, why?
[05:56] <Peddy> how can I set the tty resolution?
[05:56] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: hang on I'm working on it
[05:56] <alastair_> megalinux_, você pode conectar a #ubuntu-br?
[05:56] <megalinux_> when I am invited to # ubuntu - I do br?
[05:57] <megalinux_> posso sim
[05:57] <megalinux_> mas como faz isso?
[05:57] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: reboot and tell me when you're back in
[05:57] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, I reboot my computer before.
[05:57] <nit-wit> Israfel, when your on a web page, you can click on the http and hit enter to reload can you if you don't get in try that.
[05:57] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: are you on 32 or 64 bit Ubuntu?
[05:57] <afroman> can somebody tell me why my pc can't read dual layer dvds?
[05:57] <alastair_> megalinux_,  Escreve "/join #ubuntu-br".
[05:57] <Israfel> nit-wit, You want me to reload the page while still at the page?
[05:58] <megalinux_> aqui aonde estou digitando mesmo
[05:58] <megalinux_> ?
[05:58] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, http://i.imgur.com/K0nSx.png The screenshot. 32 bit ubuntu on Toshiba Satellite series laptop.
[05:58] <nit-wit> Israfel, I have to do this with Igoogle alot it wont show the name untill I reload the page
[05:58] <nit-wit> Israfel, YES
[05:58] <alastair_> megalinux_, sim
[05:58] <tntc> Sylvie: you should see the boat I'm in. I have a laptop with NVIDIA Optimus. Thank God for Bumblebee. Martin Juhl is the man.
[05:58] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: type fglrxinfo and tell me the output
[05:59] <afroman> anyone?
[05:59] <tntc> Sylvie: I'm still waiting for power managment as well, but it's really promising.
[05:59] <rww> alastair_: thanks
[05:59] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, "Segmentation fault"
[05:59] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: God damn.
[05:59] <nit-wit> afroman, is it a dual reader dvd  reader
[05:59] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: reboot and try it again
[05:59] <reedyseth> afroman: perhaps it is not a dual layer reader
[05:59] <Israfel> nit-wit, Everything works as it should so long as I don't close the browser. When I open my browser, all the webpages that I'm supposed to remain logged in on are at login screens.
[05:59] <Sylvie> tntc, actually, vsync is better on :P ... what's Bumblebee?
[05:59] <afroman> nit-wit: ya
[05:59] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, okay. Rebooting now.
[06:00] <afroman> nit-wit: it's even a dl burner
[06:00] <nprice> reedyseth: all dvd drives should be able to read dual-layer
[06:00] <tntc> Sylvie: oh, it's supposed to be on. I was making sure you had it on :)
[06:00] <nit-wit> Israfel, thats my best
[06:00] <nit-wit> afroman, is it palying one side
[06:00] <nit-wit> *playing
[06:00] <reedyseth> nprice: i'm just guessing may be he has an old one
[06:00] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, no segmentation fault if I run the command with sudo
[06:00] <afroman> nit-wit: what do U mean 1 side?
[06:00] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: what's the output?
[06:00] <tntc> Sylvie: Bumblebee is a project by this guy to make NVIDIA Optimus work on Ubuntu. I can to optirun32 or optirun64 and run apps on the NVIDIA card rather than the intel one. He's still working on integrating power managment, otherwise I'd just have to turn the intel card off.
[06:00] <nprice> Reku: no, i mean *EVERY*
[06:00] <nprice> err
[06:01] <tntc> er, the NVIDIA card off.
[06:01] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, nothing
[06:01] <nit-wit> afroman can the dvd paly at all
[06:01] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: type sudo aticonfig --initial
[06:01] <nprice> reedyseth: no, i mean *EVERY* - all dvd movies are dual-layer... ALL
[06:01] <kaushal> I have upgraded to 11.04 on Dell Vostro 1014 Laptop, keyboard does not work,only the USB Mouse works fine.Not able to type anything using the keyboard.Any known issue ?
[06:01] <afroman> nit-wit: nope
[06:01] <tntc> Sylvie: I had a laptop with a similar video card before, and they are making progress in the FOSS radeon driver, but it's still... rough
[06:01] <Israfel> There's 1 billion websites that explain how to delete flash cookies, and zero telling you how to enable them.
[06:01] <nit-wit> afroman, cool just phishing for clues.;)
[06:01] <Sylvie> tntc, it's all good news :) I sell Ubuntu all around me, and it saddens to see video problems :(
[06:01] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, "aticonfig: No supported adapters detected"
[06:01] <afroman> nit-wit: not at all... it doesn't even find the dvd
[06:01] <reedyseth> nprice: so then his dvd reader doesn't work
[06:02] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: okay.  Try purging and reinstalling fglrx
[06:02] <nit-wit> afroman, how about any disc?
[06:02] <Sylvie> tntc, thanks again. I'll be back when I need some more help :)
[06:02] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: so completely remove fglrx, reboot, then install again and reboot
[06:02] <tntc> Sylvie: no problem! Good luck!
[06:02] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, okay
[06:02] <Sylvie> thanks!
[06:02] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: are you on 11.04 by the way?
[06:02] <afroman> nit-wit: other discs work fine: dvds, cds,...
[06:03] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, yes on 11.04
[06:03] <thegoodcushion> ok.  The screenshot looks like it
[06:03] <afroman> nit-wit: actually I havent tried blu rays
[06:03] <nit-wit> afroman, the dvd work on other computers?
[06:04] <afroman> nit-wit: ya. it works even on win7 on the same pc
[06:04] <nit-wit> afroman, now see that is key information.;)
[06:04] <nit-wit> ;)
[06:04] <nit-wit> lets go to google
[06:05] <Zeeofu> Can I install ubuntu or any linux distro on Macbook pro 13" 2011
[06:06] <thegoodcushion> Zeeofu: yep
[06:06] <thegoodcushion> Zeeofu: 10.04 or 11.04 would both work well
[06:07] <_Rix> hey is it possible to edit a file from terminal
[06:07] <nit-wit> afroman, I don't see much I wonder if it just the disk what is the disk manufacturer
[06:08] <i_is_broke> _Rix, yeah, i would think so. should just be able to cd to the dir. and go from their.
[06:08] <nit-wit> afroman, probably does not matter since you have it working in W7
[06:08] <_Rix> without having to open an editor, i_is_broke
[06:08] <afroman> nit-wit: media range
[06:09] <i_is_broke> ah, thats like important info. lol
[06:09] <_Rix> :P
[06:09] <i_is_broke> _Rix, what type of file?
[06:09] <_Rix> a text file
[06:10] <i_is_broke> ugh and no editor?
[06:10] <_Rix> yeah :S
[06:10] <_Rix> is there a command
[06:10] <HarrowedAU> Bah! Wish there was a apt-get update plugin enabling you to only grab lists older than 24 hours or so :(  Probably is and I'm being lazy?
[06:10] <i_is_broke> can you copy it to a flash and put it on one that will?
[06:11] <_Rix> sory what i_is_broke
[06:11] <nit-wit> afroman, the only thing I saw was memorex as a not good disc but that is their opinion. sorry man.;)
[06:11] <MethedMan> i am booting from the 11.04 live usb and it appears not to work.  says there is an "unknown keyword in configuration fiel"
[06:11] <MethedMan> *file
[06:12] <MethedMan> anyone else get this
[06:12] <i_is_broke> _Rix, do you have a flash drive that you can copy it too, and put on a computer that will let you use an editor?
[06:12] <afroman> nit-wit: it dont matter what brand, any dl dvds don't work
[06:12] <afroman> nit-wit: not on Ubuntu anyway
[06:12] <bsajsb> thgoodcushion, removed fglrx and rebooted, installed fglrx and rebooted. No improvement. sudo aticonfig "aticonfig: No supported adapters detected"
[06:12] <_Rix> well that isn't what i want, i misinterpreted what you said i_is_broke
[06:12] <_Rix> i have a text editor but i want to edit a text file frmo terminal
[06:13] <_Rix> is there no such command
[06:13] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, removed fglrx and rebooted, installed fglrx and rebooted. No improvement. sudo aticonfig "aticonfig: No supported adapters detected"
[06:13] <nit-wit> afroman, well I guess thats a good warning I use usb stuff I have netbook
[06:13] <Peddy> after setting a custom tty resolution, my screen is blank when booting. how can I fix this?
[06:13] <pedroleone> anyone familiar with the boot process? I'm working on a machine where I don't have much info and at bootup, after grub, i'm getting some init: errors like "failed to spawn udev main process: unable to execute: no such file or directory"? any idea ?
[06:13] <tanath> anyone know how to fix winetricks giving 'sha1sum mismatch'? deleting winetricks cache folder didn't help
[06:13] <HarrowedAU> Add xorg-edgers ppa to your list and update.. ATI drivers from their PPA seem to kick ass
[06:14] <afroman> nit-wit: U mean U have Ubuntu running from USB?
[06:14] <nit-wit> afroman, not at the moment, but medai and such, a thumb will run better then a disk, or faster
[06:15] <i_is_broke> _Rix,  my google fu is not that good this week. you might want to look. cause all i come up with is how to open one with an editor.
[06:15] <nit-wit> afroman, the OS
[06:15] <pedroleone> i didnt see anything in the var log messages and did force fsck and it looks good
[06:16] <afroman> anybody else want to give it a try? can somebody explain to me why I cant read dl dvds on UBUntu?
[06:16] <nit-wit> afroman, I didn't catch your use of the disk I assumed media.
[06:16] <nit-wit> afroman, is it that you can't boot that dvd
[06:16] <afroman> nit-wit: ya
[06:16] <thisisweird> yo
[06:16] <i_is_broke> afroman, have you installed the codecs?
[06:16] <nit-wit> afroman, is that a yeah to boot
[06:16] <afroman> i_is_broke: what codecs?
[06:17] <i_is_broke> lol, ok
[06:17] <reedyseth> afroman: is that problem only with an specific disk o any dvd?
[06:17] <thisisweird> yo anyone in here real
[06:17] <nit-wit> no we are all bots
[06:17] <i_is_broke> !dvd | afroman
[06:17] <reedyseth> we are bots
[06:17] <afroman> nit-wit: it can't read the dvd.... U don't even see that the dvd is in or not
[06:18] <nit-wit> afroman, that is in a ubuntu install no disk seeen
[06:18] <nit-wit> 8Is
[06:18] <thisisweird> I know ur bots
[06:18] <afroman> thx ubottu
[06:18] <reedyseth> afroman: I guess ubottu answer your question
[06:18] <afroman> thx nit-wit
[06:19] <nit-wit> we serve the humans until we are smarter
[06:19] <i_is_broke> sorry, let me back up a min? what type of dvd?
[06:19] <nit-wit> arno prob
[06:19] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, anything else I could do ? The problem remains.
[06:19] <nit-wit> afroman, no prob
[06:19] <tanath> anyone know how to fix 'sha1sum mismatch' from winetricks? deleting winetricks cache folder didn't help
[06:19] <i_is_broke> ok never mind.
[06:19] <afroman> i_is_broke: dl dvds
[06:19] <thisisweird> yo someone help me get this tracker off my mbr
[06:19] <tanath> afroman, are you sure the drive supports DL DVDs?
[06:19] <i_is_broke> ya, you need the restricted codecs.
[06:20] <nit-wit> thisisweird, what tracker
[06:20] <danielcg25> Can anyone recommend a good 3.5" HDD enlosure with USB 2.0 and FireWire 800 for under $60?
[06:20] <thisisweird> I have bt4 loaded no harddrive
[06:20] <nit-wit> ooh lala
[06:20] <thisisweird> and still spiked
[06:20] <afroman> i_is_broke: ya I got the link from ubottu, I'm reading it now
[06:21] <i_is_broke> ;)
[06:21] <nit-wit> thisisweird, it is grub-legacy
[06:21] <orugasam> hi
[06:21] <gigah> hello
[06:21] <orugasam> alguien habla español?
[06:21] <orugasam> hi gigah
[06:21] <gigah> un poco
[06:22] <reedyseth> que necesitas?
[06:22] <i_is_broke> !es
[06:22] <orugasam> i have a problem with mi webcam
[06:22] <thisisweird> like im that dumb to not know who im chatting with if someone actually can see this give me some help
[06:22] <nit-wit> thisisweird, is not booting ?
[06:22] <gigah> thisisweird: what you need?
[06:22] <thisisweird> what not booting
[06:22] <thisisweird> need this hacker off my pc
[06:22] <gigah> what do you need help w/?
[06:23] <nit-wit> thisisweird, back track 4
[06:23] <thisisweird> wanna be hacker doesnt deserve that tittle
[06:23] <thisisweird> yup
[06:23] <thisisweird> supposed to be
[06:23] <thisisweird> but its ubuntu
[06:23] <i_is_broke> track them down and shoot them.:D
[06:23] <disappearedng> can anybody help?  I can't do apt-get install anymore http://paste.pocoo.org/show/389694/
[06:28] <gigah> also not trying to start a flame war, but is there a popular/most widely used client?  e.g. windows = mirc
[06:28] <thisisweird> lol
[06:28] <gigah> disappeardng: have you tried apt-get clean
[06:28] <thegoodcushion> bsajsb: sorry, I was lying down.  I'm more familiar with nvidia myself.   Notably, it is not for Backtrack Linux support (see #backtrack-linux) or random nonsense.
[06:28] <disappearedng> gigah yeah I have
[06:28] <thisisweird> a few apps i can but like i said its a null session
[06:29] <thisisweird> no hd
[06:29] <gigah> what does backtrack mean?
[06:29] <disappearedng> I am trying to uninstall and reinstall
[06:29] <i_is_broke> rww, ah that is true duh.
[06:29] <disappearedng> I dunno
[06:29] <i_is_broke> sorry
[06:29] <bsajsb> thegoodcushion, okay. I will try the forum. Thanks.
[06:29] <thisisweird> Wow
[06:29] <gigah> disappeardng: and u tried reinstalling apt-get too?
[06:29] <thisisweird> su-
[06:29] <gigah> via aptitude
[06:29] <thisisweird> takes controol
[06:29] <thisisweird> cant install redhat
[06:29] <rww> thisisweird: Have a nice day.
[06:30] <gigah> is backtrack a diff distro or something?
[06:30] <rww> gigah: It's an unofficial derivative of Ubuntu.
[06:31] <gigah> do u think xubuntu would be too steep of a learning curve for a non-linux/newbie user?
[06:31] <Phong_> hi all
[06:31] <gigah> i have old hardware for my wife, ubuntu 10.04 LTS now, and she likes the speed
[06:32] <gigah> im thinking xubuntu is the logical extension
[06:32] <disappearedng> I followed the mac guide to do syndaemon -i 2 -t -d but then ubuntu is telling me No synaptics properties on device 'bcm5974'. (to disable the trackpad). What does that even mean
[06:32] <gigah> im just worried about the 'user unfriendlyness' for a newbie
[06:32] <gigah> does that make any sense?
[06:32] <i_is_broke> disappearedng, try sudo dpkg --configure -a
[06:32] <gigah> and dpkg-reconfigure --all
[06:33] <gigah> but that will reconfig everything
[06:33] <disappearedng> i_is_broke I reinstalled ruby 1.9.2 and everything works
[06:33] <gigah> and is probably overkill
[06:33] <disappearedng> are you talking about No synaptics properties on device 'bcm5974'.
[06:33] <reedyseth> gigah: I feel confortable working with Ubuntu 10.04, the newers versions seems to be focus totally to the other operating system
[06:33] <i_is_broke> disappearedng, no its to fix your apt-get problem.
[06:34] <gigah> reedyseth: so no on xubuntu then?  stick w/ ubuntu?
[06:34] <gigah> (another reason i choose ubuntu or say kubuntu is ease of googling answers)
[06:34] <i_is_broke> i love google.:D
[06:34] <i_is_broke> its my hero
[06:34] <hudo> whats your alternative to ubuntu ?
[06:34] <gigah> i love this channel, sometimes u need a human
[06:35] <gigah> hudo: was asking about xubuntu for a newbie
[06:35] <gigah> (wifey)
[06:35] <i_is_broke> hudo, sorry. i dont have one.
[06:35] <reedyseth> actually I haven't tried the newers version of kubuntu, but the newers version are trying to limit it o little
[06:35] <i_is_broke> gigah, you got that right.lol
[06:35] <gigah> reedy: what u mean?
[06:35] <gigah> by 'limit'
[06:36] <gigah> btw, chrome is SO stupid fast on 10.04
[06:36] <gigah> im in love
[06:37] <i_is_broke> reedyseth, you can do anything in ubuntu that you can do in the more pain in the butt ones. you just have to open a terminal and proceed.
[06:37] <disappearedng> yeah apt-get is fixed
[06:37] <reedyseth> I used to install the lamp server by synaptic and now you have to install an alternate programm to install this and other packages. Also you can't personalize the GDM as I used in the older versions
[06:37] <i_is_broke> disappearedng, ;)
[06:37] <gigah> disappeardng: what was the fix?!
[06:37] <reedyseth> gigah: can you get my point?
[06:38] <disappearedng> reinstalled ruby 1.9.2
[06:38] <gigah> btw, apt-get dpkg was seg faulting on me yesterday, i ended up just doing a reinstall
[06:38] <disappearedng> cause it was from anotehr PPA
[06:38] <disappearedng> which had dep problems
[06:38] <gigah> reedy: oh yes. on windows, i love xampp
[06:38] <gigah> disappear: how did u konw it was ruby that was the problem?
[06:39] <reedyseth> see you guys !!
[06:39] <RenaKunisaki> anyone know why I seem to be missing glibconfig.h on my new install?
[06:40] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: is it supposed to come with glibconfig.h by default?
[06:41] <RenaKunisaki> quiescens, I imagine so. my previous install (x86) had it, and various programs are failing to compile because of not being able to find it
[06:42] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: well, that particular header file should be in the package  libglib2.0-dev
[06:42] <rww> which is not installed by default
[06:42] <RenaKunisaki> yes, I have that installed
[06:42] <gigah> in general: how do u look up which package a certain lib or header is contained in?
[06:43] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: then something isn't looking for it in the right place for some reason I guess
[06:43] <quiescens> gigah: i usually use http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[06:43] <gigah> update LD_LIBRARY_PATH?
[06:43] <RenaKunisaki> yeah, I did just find it in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/glib-2.0/include/glibconfig.h but it looks like the compiler isn't looking there
[06:43] <RenaKunisaki> /usr/include/glib-2.0/glib/gtypes.h:34:24: fatal error: glibconfig.h: No such file or directory
[06:44] <gigah> rena: what are you using to compile?
[06:44] <gigah> u updated your include and lib dirs in your IDE?
[06:44] <gigah> (if using one)
[06:44] <RenaKunisaki> just doing make on the command line
[06:44] <gigah> ok so -I
[06:44] <RenaKunisaki> trying to compile XChat at the moment
[06:44] <gigah> and -L are updated?
[06:45] <RenaKunisaki> where would those be set?
[06:45] <gigah> on your gcc call?
[06:45] <gigah> or g++ call
[06:45] <gigah> your compiler call
[06:45] <gigah> somewhere in your Makefile
[06:46] <gigah> there should be a INCLUDE_DIR
[06:46] <gigah> and/or LIB_DIR
[06:46] <RenaKunisaki> ahh. I forgot to re-run ./configure when I moved it from the old system >.>
[06:46] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: yeah
[06:46] <gigah> which will be a cvs or colon seperated list of dirs
[06:46] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: i was about to say, ./configure should complain about header files, not make
[06:46] <gigah> oh heh
[06:46] <RenaKunisaki> I'm having an issue with /etc/hosts too. basically nothing seems to be looking at it
[06:47] <disappearedng> anyone familiar with syndaemon
[06:47] <RenaKunisaki> I get an NXDOMAIN response back from my router and that's it, it gives up looking
[06:47] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: what are you using to look it up?
[06:47] <RenaKunisaki> quiescens, `host akira` or other names defined there
[06:47] <RenaKunisaki> gethostip works but nothing else seems to
[06:48] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: host won't work like that
[06:48] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: ping etc will
[06:48] <RenaKunisaki> ahh
[06:48] <quiescens> RenaKunisaki: host is DNS only
[06:48] <RenaKunisaki> I see, I thought host would look there too
[06:49] <gigah> that's funny, the "host" command doesnt look at the hosts file
[06:49] <RenaKunisaki> thanks for all the help
[06:49] <jmcantrell> anyone tried to create a launcher for xterm and tried to add it to the bar on the left?
[06:53] <afroman> ubottu: hello again. libdvdread4 install didn't help.
[06:53] <afroman> i_is_broke: hello again. libdvdread4 install didn't help.
[06:54] <djr013> Does anyone have a minute to help me test 'nice'? It doesn't appear to be working properly for me, which hints at a kernel issue.
[06:54] <ybtKyKVY> djr013: what kernel version?
[06:56] <Gskellig> what is the easiest way to make an ISO and mount it on ubuntu?
[06:56] <Gskellig> command line is ok/almost preferred
[06:56] <afroman> i_is_broke: u still there?
[06:56] <rww> !iso
[06:56] <djr013> ybtKyKVY: The latest normal 32bit. (<IP_ADDRESS>)
[06:56] <rww> dunno about making them though
[06:57] <ybtKyKVY> djr013: what's the issue with "nice"? If you start two processes from different terminals, the 2.6.38 autogrouping will probably make nice have no effect at first
[06:58] <djr013> ybtKyKVY: I was not aware of 'autogrouping', I'll have to look into it. I discovered the issue running BOINC at nice 19 and having it take away processor time from other processes.
[06:58] <djr013> seeing* it take
[06:59] <jmcantrell> how can i add xterm to the left bar in unity?
[07:00] <ybtKyKVY> djr013: yes, nice will only priorizise processes in the same process group. you can put boinc into a different process group and give it a smaller share to get a similar effect
[07:01] <ybtKyKVY> djr013: you could also disable autogroup and everything should be back to normal. :) sysctrl kernel.sched_autogroup_enabled=0 or put it in /etc/sysctl.conf
[07:02] <djr013> ybtKyKVY: Sounds complicated. :P Do you have a good reference on it within easy reach?
[07:04] <DinVitamin> Is there a way to have grub automatically and immediately boot into the first option instead of waiting a few seconds?
[07:04] <KyleB> Can some help me with proftpf?
[07:04] <KyleB> *proftpd
[07:04] <celthunder> KyleB: what's the problem (just got here sorry if you already stated it
[07:04] <KyleB> I can't log in.
[07:05] <DasEi> DinVitamin: yes, edit /etc/default/grub, then update-grub, both as root
[07:05] <celthunder> KyleB: what's the authentication method anything show up in the logs? hosts.allow/deny/iptables setup right?
[07:06] <MethedMan> is there a way to access the history from this channel, say from 4 hours ago
[07:06] <KyleB> I'm not sure I'm very new to ftp.
[07:06] <DinVitamin> DasEi: Thank you. Are there any other simple ways to improve boot times?
[07:06] <Jordan_U> !logs | MethedMan
[07:06] <Gskellig> ack
[07:06] <Gskellig> what is the easiest way to make an ISO and mount it on ubuntu
[07:06] <Falkon303> omg I can see text
[07:07] <Falkon303> I was sure comcast completely blocked mirc
[07:07] <DasEi> DinVitamin: yes, eliminate not needed services/daemons, startupapplicatipons or :
[07:07] <DasEi> !bum
[07:07] <Gskellig> yay text
[07:07] <RenaKunisaki> you are the one, Neo.
[07:07]  * Falkon303 wipes forehead
[07:07] <Gskellig> Falkon303, comcast doesn't block irc, if they did you can connect with the alternative ports
[07:07] <ybtKyKVY> djr013: there are some nice explainations about autogroup somewhere on the internets but I don't know of any comfy howto for Ubuntu, especially for every boot
[07:07] <Falkon303> @Gk - I couldn't see anyone else's msgs
[07:07] <RenaKunisaki> I'd like to hope any ISP blocking IRC would be met with an angry mob
[07:07] <Gskellig> I think freenode listens on a TON of ports
[07:07] <DinVitamin> DasEi: What exactly do I change in /etc/default/grub?
[07:08] <celthunder> KyleB: ok first off does it connect to the server? (do you get the auth prompt)
[07:08] <Falkon303> I am convinced that facebook is just a stupid slow mirc
[07:08] <Gskellig> 6665, 6666, 6667, 6697, 7000, 7070, 8000, 8001, 8002 for freenode
[07:08] <Falkon303> seriously
[07:08] <Gskellig> if an ISP blocked ALL those ports, it would be an outrage
[07:08] <Jordan_U> !ot | Falkon303
[07:08] <DasEi> DinVitamin: the two timeouts, set to 0
[07:08] <Falkon303> 11.04 upgrade sucked for me btw
[07:08] <Gskellig> best/easiest way to create/mount an ISO in ubuntu?
[07:09] <Falkon303> buggy as... a bug
[07:09] <DasEi> DinVitamin: the first DEFAULT lines handles which kernel boots
[07:09] <KyleB> This is a message I get - Connection established, waiting for welcome message...
[07:09] <Falkon303> the new scrollers are jacking up the windows controls too
[07:09] <celthunder> Gskellig: fuseiso
[07:09] <Falkon303> I rolled back to 10.10
[07:09] <Gskellig> thanks celthunder
[07:09] <Falkon303> and am way happy
[07:09] <DasEi> Gskellig: sudo mount -o loop your.iso mountdir
[07:09] <celthunder> Gskellig: theres a lot of ways to do it that's just one
[07:10] <DasEi> !iso | Gskellig
[07:10] <Gskellig> i'm aware
[07:10] <Falkon303> weird thing is a flat install of 11.04 goes great apparently
[07:10] <Gskellig> really that simple for iso files?
[07:10] <Gskellig> just -o loop
[07:10] <DasEi> y
[07:10] <Gskellig> sweet
[07:11] <celthunder> Gskellig: might need -t if it's not 9660
[07:11] <Gskellig> is there a built in terminal command to make an iso?
[07:11] <Gskellig> from /media/cdrom
[07:12] <YankDownUnder> Gskellig, genisoimage
[07:14] <KyleB> Celthunder: What should I be looking for in the logs?
[07:14] <Falkon303> what sucked is even when I started Ubuntu 11.04 in classic mode, the interface still got jacked up
[07:15] <celthunder> KyleB: access denied reason?
[07:16] <KyleB> Celthunder: It says password incorrect.
[07:16] <Falkon303> Has anyone experienced missing areas in fonts in ubuntu 10.10?
[07:16] <Falkon303> namely in firefox?
[07:16] <afroman> can anybody help me? my pc can't read dual layer dvds
[07:16] <Falkon303> horizontal strips primarily
[07:17] <Falkon303> I downloaded chrome because of it
[07:17] <celthunder> afroman: do you have a dual layer drive?
[07:17] <RenaKunisaki> Falkon303, that sounds like it could be a faulty GPU? any other graphical glitches?
[07:17] <RenaKunisaki> horizontal stripes are a sign of GPU failure, but they'd usually be everywhere
[07:17] <afroman> celthunder: yes I do... dl dvd burner/bd reader
[07:17] <Falkon303> @ Rena, I am pretty sure it's not because I have seen others with the same problem and never experienced it before
[07:18] <Falkon303> If I am on a different build it's fine
[07:18] <YankDownUnder> GPU failure or badly configured graphics driver
[07:18] <Falkon303> it's only in firefox
[07:18] <sunny_> Can anyone guide me on how to download ubuntu 10.04 repository and how to configure client to pickup .deb package from that repository.
[07:18] <Falkon303> how is that possible?
[07:18] <Falkon303> not gpu if it's only in one browser
[07:18] <RenaKunisaki> yeah, hardware/driver issues wouldn't be restricted to one program
[07:19] <RenaKunisaki> could be Firefox. they added GPU acceleration in version 4 didn't they?
[07:19] <Falkon303> I am running 3.6
[07:19] <Falkon303> I thought it might be linked to subpixel smoothing
[07:19] <RenaKunisaki> try 4? maybe they fixed it by then
[07:19] <afroman> celthunder: U still there?
[07:19] <Falkon303> nice idea rena
[07:20] <phoe6> who creates a the group called 'nogroup' in ubuntu? How/when is it created?
[07:20] <Falkon303> I just get very used to hating upgrading
[07:20] <Falkon303> hahaha
[07:20] <RenaKunisaki> a group named nogroup, whose purpose is to contain paradoxes?
[07:21] <phoe6> RenaKunisaki: actually a requirement by some software which is try to set the ownership to nogroup, but nogroup does not exist in my system.
[07:21] <Falkon303> it could be "no grow up"
[07:21] <Falkon303> no-gro-up
[07:22] <venkatesh> hello everybody...
[07:22] <sunny_> Can anyone guide me on how to download ubuntu 10.04.2 repository and how to configure client to pickup .deb package from that repository.
[07:22] <venkatesh> i have a problem in my ubuntu system ....a song continuously running in the background ....how to stop it..
[07:22] <chaoflux> anyone here have a usb soundcard?  got a creative x-fi 5.1 and it just sounds terrible.. real tinny... pops... tried it in ubuntu and os x, same results.. not sure if i should buy a different one or if this is what i should expect out of a usb soundcard
[07:23] <DasEi> sunny_: you want to dist-upgrade ?
[07:23] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: follow the instructions at http://www.howtoforge.com/local_debian_ubuntu_mirror
[07:23] <nick87720z> hi
[07:23] <DasEi> venkatesh: install and look up in howtop, find it's pit and kill it
[07:24] <DasEi> venkatesh: install and look up in htop *, find it's pit and kill it
[07:24] <KyleB> Celthunder: When I try to connect I get Response: 530 login incorrect and Error: critical error. Then a could not connect message.
[07:24] <DasEi> pid, darn
[07:24] <nick87720z> Is there some mail client, that can work as system daemon?
[07:24] <DasEi> nick87720z: fetchmail, f.e.
[07:24] <DasEi> !info fetchmail
[07:25] <User4968> i have a python script, in a directory, how can i get that script to be recognized all over my computer so that i can execute it with one command? without having to "python /go/to/dir/to/run.py"
[07:25] <nick87720z> DasEi: thanks, i looked to synaptic but skiped somehow
[07:25] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: thx, I am checking the link
[07:25] <DasEi> User4968: put it in /usr/bin
[07:26] <DasEi> User4968: or add a dir for your sccripts to your systems path
[07:26] <Falkon303> @Rena - Installed firefox 4
[07:26] <HeColdFeet> User4968: you may have to add a line #!/usr/bin/python to the top of the script and then copy it to /usr/bin and finally chmod a+x
[07:27] <User4968> ok, thanks.
[07:27] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: in the link there is a line "If you are on Debian Sarge, you must modify /etc/apt/sources.list to install apt-mirror." How can i check what ubuntu I am using. I mean if ti is Sarge or not.
[07:27] <Falkon303> @Rena - still there... :(
[07:27] <RenaKunisaki> weird
[07:28] <venkatesh> DasEi: I have installed htop here many processes are running which one to kill...please can u help me to find out the pit
[07:28] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: you dont need to modify anything to install apt-mirror in ubuntu
[07:28] <Falkon303> I am gonna upload a screenshot
[07:28] <DasEi> sunny_: sarge is debian, lsb_release -a tell which ubuntu
[07:28] <Falkon303> just so if anyone else experiences it and it gets figured out it'll be known
[07:29] <DasEi> venkatesh: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && htop | pastebinit , then...
[07:30] <Falkon303> also, have the msttcorefonts installed
[07:30] <Falkon303> so it's not that
[07:30] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: I am using Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS  codename: lucid. So, is there any modification required. I mean what changes are required if I just want to download packages related to this version.
[07:30] <DasEi> venkatesh: press q to stop htop, give url here or pm me it
[07:30] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: one more thing, can i download 64bit while using 32bit version.
[07:30] <Baribal> Hi. I'm in the process of eyecandying my desktop and would like to use the icons that Gnomes menu uses in cairo-dock. Where can I find the images?
[07:31] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: just edgy in the examples with lucid, and yes apt-mirror downloads 32 and 64-bit both
[07:32] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: I just want 64 bit and not 32 bit and .deb package specific to this version.
[07:33] <Falkon303> @Rena - http://www.oopsoup.com/images/strange.jpe
[07:33] <Falkon303> that is what the text is doing
[07:33] <DasEi> sunny_: you cant upgrade a 32 to 64 bit, fresh install required
[07:33] <Falkon303> not always one letter either
[07:33] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: you can select the required versions, just check the man page for apt-mirror
[07:33] <Falkon303> it picks random letters
[07:33] <Falkon303> totally weird
[07:34] <sunny_> DasEi: I am not upgrading, I just want to configure local repository 64bit for my office
[07:34] <DasEi> ah, ic
[07:34] <RenaKunisaki> Falkon303, does that happen with other fonts?
[07:34] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: Ok, I am checking now
[07:34] <DasEi> :)
[07:34] <Falkon303> hmmm
[07:34] <Falkon303> let me check
[07:34] <Falkon303> interesting thought
[07:34] <DasEi> venkatesh: ? url ?
[07:34] <Falkon303> I had changed the default fonts of FF
[07:34] <Falkon303> but let me check that
[07:35] <venkatesh> DasEi :   one sec
[07:35] <brophat> update manager does not seem to be notifying me automatically on 11.04 is this a known problem?
[07:36] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: replace the deb in the configuration files to deb-amd64 or deb-i386
[07:36] <Flynn> OMFG!!!!!  Ubuntu sux!!  Winblows sux worse!!!   All computers are blackholes where all logic and ease of use gets sucked into nothingness!!!
[07:36] <brophat> Flynn that is good poetry
[07:37] <misaq> hello
[07:37] <misaq> hello everyone
[07:37] <brophat> you are channeling your anger nicely
[07:37] <tensorpudding> !ot | Flynn
[07:37] <blake> brophat: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1741533
[07:37] <RenaKunisaki> humans just don't like computers because computers are logical and they aren't :V
[07:37] <Falkon303> Rena - it seems to be Arial
[07:37] <RenaKunisaki> Falkon303, and does Arial work in other apps?
[07:37] <Falkon303> yes
[07:37] <RenaKunisaki> odd
[07:38] <Falkon303> I know
[07:38] <Falkon303> what is even  stranger is when I zoom, the lines dissapear
[07:38] <venkatesh> DasEi:  sudo apt-get install pastebinit && htop | pastebi installed then it is giving pastebi command not found
[07:38] <DasEi> htop | pastebinit
[07:38] <brophat> blake nah what I am saying is update manager used to show up on the bar when it had updates but now with 11.04 where does it show up?
[07:39] <DasEi> then exit with q, venkatesh
[07:39] <blake> oh, i see. Yeah, come to think of it it doesn't show for me either.
[07:39] <venkatesh> ok....i have exited ...next what should i do
[07:39] <DasEi> venkatesh: give url here or in a pm
[07:39] <brophat> blake yeah i installed 11.04 and then thought hey i have not seen update manager so I ran it and sure enough it had a ton of updates for me
[07:40] <brophat> I guess they forgot to send it to that new bar thing in 11.04
[07:40] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: you mean I need to make the said change in /etc/apt/mirror.list
[07:40] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: yes
[07:41] <brophat> past  my bedtime night all
[07:41] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: But in this file there is no deb-amd64 or deb-i386. this file contains deb and deb-src only
[07:41] <Flynn> A hacker could wirelessly right now hack my computer and steal my internet connection!!  But, I have to go to my desktop and spend 3 days asking it nicely to share my own internet connection wirelessly across the room that it picks up from a router that has a wireless signal that's just weak enough to be a pain in my ...  Where's the program that can just hack windows and steal the ethernet connection?
[07:42] <rww> ...
[07:42] <B|ackPanther> Hi, i have a remote terminal where i run some program. Is there a way i can get all that output and pipe it to my program running locally ?
[07:43] <Falkon303> hmmm
[07:43] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: replace deb with deb-amd64
[07:43] <Falkon303> why hack windows?
[07:43] <Falkon303> it's like kicking an injured calf
[07:43] <sunny_> HeColdFeet:  ok,
[07:43] <venkatesh> DasEi : sorry which url should i give
[07:43] <Falkon303> everyone thinks it looks cute, but it's going to die
[07:43] <Flynn> Falkon303, because it won't share nicely.
[07:43] <DasEi> venkatesh: the one occured in your terminal
[07:44] <Falkon303> I agree
[07:44] <Falkon303> windows permissions are the devil
[07:44] <rww> windows permissions are offtopic for #ubuntu :|
[07:44] <DasEi> venkatesh: left-click on it, copy link.. , paste here
[07:44] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: After download, I have share the /var/spool/apt-mirror through ftp or http. am I right.
[07:44] <Falkon303> sorry rww
[07:45] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: the link i sent your uses apache (http)
[07:45] <Flynn> But, ubuntu must speak windows.
[07:46] <venkatesh> DasEi: here is the url
[07:46] <venkatesh> [venkatesh:~]$   sudo apt-get install pastebinit && htop | pastebi
[07:46] <venkatesh> Reading package lists... Done
[07:46] <venkatesh> Building dependency tree
[07:46] <venkatesh> Reading state information... Done
[07:46] <venkatesh> pastebinit is already the newest version.
[07:46] <FloodBot1> venkatesh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:46] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: what changes the client will have to do, so that he can use this local repository.
[07:46]  * rww facepalms
[07:46] <DasEi> venkatesh: htop | pastebinit
[07:46] <DasEi> venkatesh: exit with q, copy url from terminal here
[07:47] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: I found, the client need to use "deb http://<IP_ADDRESS>/debian" something like this where the ip is the ip of the local repository server
[07:47] <Falkon303> Rena - do you knwo where Firefox installs to?
[07:47] <Falkon303> bychance?
[07:47] <Falkon303> *know
[07:47] <venkatesh> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/v9rJaF4H
[07:48] <RenaKunisaki> Falkon303, `which firefox` would tell you where the binary is, and then your profiles and such are in ~/.mozilla
[07:48] <Falkon303> Rena - 'which' can be used with any program to give the install dir?
[07:48] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: please check page 3 of the guide, it shows how to install from your mirror and how to use it
[07:49] <DasEi> venkatesh: bad format. other apprroach : gnome-volume-manager
[07:49] <Flynn> How do I know if I have the right driver for my network card/wireless adapter?  Just because it works does that make it right?
[07:49] <YankDownUnder> Firefox => libs: /usr/lib/mozilla /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox => bins /usr/bin & /usr/lib/firefox
[07:49] <DasEi> venkatesh: use applications-tab, where is the sound coming from ?
[07:49]  * YankDownUnder thinks that venkatesh might have rhythmbox running in the background...
[07:50] <DasEi> or amarok or vlc or
[07:50] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: yes, I have already read, after reading I posts, what I understood.
[07:50] <YankDownUnder> DasEi, Same difference...but still, running in the background...
[07:50] <DasEi> venkatesh: use applications-tab, where is the sound coming from ? you can test-mute all to find out
[07:51] <Falkon303> thanx Yank
[07:51] <Falkon303> dang
[07:51] <Falkon303> I can't seem to find what fonts firefox is calling
[07:51] <venkatesh> DasEi : ok.....
[07:51] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, Um...have you tried the Firefox "config" page? (in the URL field, type: about:config)
[07:52] <DasEi> venkatesh: which app produces the sound ?
[07:52] <Falkon303> yes I have
[07:52] <Falkon303> I changed the default fonts
[07:52] <Falkon303> I need arial to display though
[07:52] <Falkon303> I do web dev
[07:52] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: One more thing, I already have some .deb packages so can which were downloaded in /var/cache/apt/archives while I was updating /installin packages, so can I copy them to /var/spool/apt-mirror.
[07:52] <Falkon303> I suppose I coudl reinstall arial
[07:52] <Falkon303> *could
[07:52] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, I've not seen yer issue with the exception of having the wrong vid driver and bad font settings...otherwise, all been smooth...
[07:52] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: One more thing, I already have some .deb packages which were downloaded in /var/cache/apt/archives while I was updating /installin packages, so can I copy them to /var/spool/apt-mirror.
[07:53] <Falkon303> YankDownUnder - did you see the screenshot then>?
[07:53] <Flynn> I'm thinking of returning my wireless usb adapter and eating a bunch of money  and buying the router I can find with the longest range.  What's a well supported one for computers using ubuntu desktop.
[07:53] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, Seen it before. As per my last comment.
[07:53] <Falkon303> hmm...
[07:53] <Falkon303> possible I have the wrong vid driver
[07:53] <Falkon303> it is Nvidia
[07:54] <Falkon303> :|
[07:54] <Falkon303> lemme check for my desktop fx
[07:54] <YankDownUnder> A router is a router - regardless of your desktop OS. Getting a better antennae is always a good idea - then again, troubleshooting your adapter is even better.
[07:54] <venkatesh> DasEi:  : "/usr/bin/pulseaudio --strat --log--target=syslog" i killed this process from htop and the background sound stopped
[07:54] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: well apt-mirror has a command to copy local files to your mirror folder, again man page is your friend as I don't remember the command
[07:54] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, If you've got an nVidia card, double check your driver's settings (sudo nvidia-settings) - then check your font settings - smoothing and DPI and the likes in your Appearance preferences....
[07:55] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: ok, but apt-mirror man is not helpful, it has very short discription.
[07:55] <DasEi> venkatesh: k, but that was the sound daemon asa whole (proxy), that was not the origin of it, like sudo killall vlc, fine then
[07:55] <Falkon303> YankDownUnder - sudo nvidia-settings does nothing
[07:55] <Falkon303> but my desktop fx work
[07:56] <Falkon303> I have subpixel smoothing
[07:56] <Falkon303> just changed it to "best shapes"
[07:57] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: ok found it, you have to use apt-move to move local files to your mirror folder
[07:57] <Flynn> YankDownUnder, I set up my wireless network using XP.  I click on the network manager and select my ad hoc network and I just see lines going up the icon....  After 3 days of working on it.  Googling, chating, googling more...
[07:57] <Falkon303> YankDownUnder - not the font settings
[07:57] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: ok, let me check this command
[07:57] <Falkon303> still there
[07:57] <Falkon303> :/
[07:57] <Boni> Anyone in the age group 13-15 ?
[07:58] <HeColdFeet> sunny_: you have to use apt-move update
[07:58] <HeColdFeet> !ot > Boni
[07:58] <sunny_> HeColdFeet: ok
[07:59] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, If you don't have the "nvidia-settings" control panel, mate, I'll say you've not got the right nvidia driver.
[08:00] <Falkon303> YankDownUnder - I changed my "application font" from ubuntu to arial and the problem isn't showing yet
[08:00] <YankDownUnder> Flynn, A router is a router, regardless of the OS on any of the machines in your network. Your router has a configuration page available via web/browser -> have you tried this yet mate? Have you read up on your router and how to actually configure it?
[08:00] <Falkon303> firefox may have used the default application font as the default browser font perhaps
[08:00] <Falkon303> ?
[08:01] <Falkon303> going to relaunch FF to see
[08:01] <Boni> What is ff?
[08:02] <Falkon303> Firefox to a lazy person
[08:02] <thegoodcushion> I've been using Chrome and I think it's much better
[08:02] <Boni> srry falkon
[08:02] <rww> Firefox to a lazy, inaccurate person. The real abbreviation is Fx :(
[08:02] <Falkon303> that's your real abbreviation
[08:02] <Falkon303> I liek mine better
[08:02] <thr01> the issue with chromium it is not 100% complient yet. Some sites will simply not work
[08:02] <thr01> #
[08:02] <rww> It's Mozilla's real abbreviation ;)
[08:03] <Falkon303> I have to cross-browser test or I wouldn't use any of them
[08:03] <Falkon303> browserlab saves me alot of headaches lately though
[08:03] <Flynn> YankDownUnder, I've had this router for a long time and never had a problem.  My netbook connects fine.  My desktop connects fine.  Even my nintendo wii connects fine.  But, trying to share my desktops wired connection via wifi, just not working.
[08:03] <Falkon303> rww, I am guessing you are over 35
[08:04] <thr01> alw it falkon, thats deep
[08:05] <mattypants> can I add a file to etc/apache2/conf.d with code to tell apache to parse html as php?
[08:05] <thegoodcushion> Flynn: For some stupid reason my NIC will work on Windows but not Ubuntu
[08:05] <YankDownUnder> Flynn, "Share your desktops wired connection via wifi" => well, mate, that certainly explains alot. Why aren't you allowing the router to do all that for you? Ya know, the KISS principle? (Keep it simple, stupid) ??
[08:05] <Falkon303> I don't like you rww, please don't talk to me anymore
[08:05] <thr01> mattypants y would you want to do that?
[08:05] <thr01> just keep php to php files
[08:06] <Falkon303> php is my hot girlfriend
[08:06] <Falkon303> I love her very much
[08:06] <Flynn> YankDownUnder, my router's wireless signal is weak.
[08:06] <rww> Falkon303: let's not go there, thanks.
[08:06] <mattypants> thr01,  for shigs and gittles
[08:07] <thr01> mattypants : not really sure how you would do it but im sure there is an apache config that changes associations
[08:08] <YankDownUnder> Flynn, Um...cheap new antennae (that's what I did to boost a cheapo wireless here - didn't want to buy a new one, so found an antennae that boosted gain, resolved the issue) => aside from that, there are all the "iw" tools for tweaking your wifi card in your box => they're all either installed already or easily installed at the drop of a hat...
[08:08] <Falkon303> YankDownUnder - The problem seemed to be fixed by changing the default application font from Ubuntu to Arial
[08:08] <Falkon303> at least for me
[08:08] <Falkon303> was a font issue.
[08:08] <mattypants> thr01, there is, but you can keep your own seperate in that dir
[08:08] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, Hmmm...well, cool - resolved...still strange...(and God, do I hate arial - or anything patented/copyrighted by Microsoft)
[08:09] <Flynn> thegoodcushion, that's because no one has figgured out how to make computers just work yet.
[08:09] <Falkon303> I might redownload the ubuntu font
[08:09] <Falkon303> or make one when I am super bored
[08:09] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, Why not just use something free...or just nicer looking - like the Mac fonts...ahem... :)
[08:09] <dsbilling> Hello! :D
[08:09] <thr01> mattypants : normally i would help you to research this, but seems i need to leave (actually already 20mins somehow) good luck with this crazy plan
[08:09] <Falkon303> because Mac is the great Satan
[08:10] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, And Microsoft ain't? Hmmm...
[08:10] <dsbilling> I need some help regarding installing Ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop
[08:10] <Falkon303> there is something wrong with someone who wears a turtleneck that often
[08:10] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, Yeah - the bloke is dying - duh...
[08:10] <rww> !ot
[08:11] <nit-wit> dsbilling, whats up
[08:11] <dsbilling> When i boot from the CD/DVD it doesent get to the loadscreen. Why?
[08:11]  * YankDownUnder watches out for the channel-nazis again...
[08:11] <rww> YankDownUnder: Excuse me?
[08:11] <nit-wit> dsbilling, what is your definition of a load screen there are two before the desktop
[08:12] <nit-wit> *possibilities
[08:12] <dsbilling> the Ubuntu and the dots :P
[08:12] <Falkon303> YankDownUnder - people die every second, that doesn't mean they should all be wearing turtlenecks.
[08:12] <YankDownUnder> Falkon303, :)
[08:12] <karthick87> How to run php in ubuntu ?
[08:12] <rww> Falkon303: #ubuntu is for Ubuntu technical support. Please take the turtleneck discussion elsewhere.
[08:12] <rww> along with the rest of the silly comments.
[08:12] <nit-wit> dsbilling, hold down the shift at powering on form that gui what happens
[08:12] <nit-wit> *from
[08:13] <Falkon303> no laughing allowed in a community based OS....
[08:13] <dsbilling> What? :/
[08:13] <Falkon303> awesome.
[08:13] <nit-wit> dsbilling, read the instructiopns
[08:13] <nit-wit> *instructions
[08:14] <dsbilling> i cant even load the installation from the CD/DVD/USB...
[08:14] <nit-wit> dsbilling, the cd is not booting at all?
[08:14] <bigeye> What do you use command-line utility for transporting files? I have used sftp and scp now, but It is not perfect for me because there is no auto-completion.
[08:14] <exasam> blank screen or errors?
[08:14] <Boni> Is there any kind of anti-virus for ubuntu?
[08:14] <rww> !antivirus | Boni
[08:15] <DreamPCs> !antivirus
[08:15] <nit-wit> Bonds, bitdefender
[08:15] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Sometimes there's more to the picture than meets the eye. Was the CD/DVD burnt properly? Is the actual CD/DVD drive clean?  I am reading that it is messy in ubuntu? Does this 2008 post still apply http://groups.google.com/group/python-virtualenv/browse_thread/thread/1412994580f0a2c6 ?
[08:15] <DreamPCs> nothing came up when typing !antivirus
[08:15] <maruq> is there a better channel for Upstart stuff, or okay to ask here?
[08:16] <DasEi> venkatesh: you killed all sound with  that, for this session
[08:16] <Flynn> Boni, someone will probably start making viruses for Linux soon though.
[08:16] <dsbilling> Yank, I have tried 3 different CD/DVD with both 32 and 64bit. and i just tried 32bit on a usb....
[08:17] <tsimpson> maruq: there is #upstart
[08:17] <YankDownUnder> Flynn, Making a "virus" for linux/unix/BSD is not an easy proposition. There are approximately 13 "viruses" for linux/unix/BSD, but they cannot survive in the "wild". It's the nature of the architecture.
[08:17] <DreamPCs> dsbilling I would try the alternate cd
[08:17] <venkatesh> any problem ...if i do that
[08:17] <maruq> tsimpson: thanks, I'll give that a try ;p
[08:17] <rob_p> Flynn: Boni: There have already been viruses written for Linux but they can't propagate like they do on other platforms because of Linux's security model.
[08:17] <dsbilling> DreamPCs where do i find that? :P
[08:18] <woat> uew gies evar hrd ov python?
[08:18] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Before doing all kinds of stuff that may NOT work, clean your CD/DVD drive, and then re-try burning the ISO image. If that doesn't work, move on to other possible resolutions. Sometimes it's the simple things that cause the most problems.
[08:18] <dsbilling> i found it
[08:18] <maedox> does anyone know where the settings are for the auto-resize windows when you move them close to screen edges? It is frickin' annoying and I want to either disable it or get a modifier key I can press to avoid it.
[08:18] <Flynn> doesn't mean they won't figgure it out.  Mac used to say they don't get viruses.
[08:18] <sirex> Is it true, that next Ubuntu version will use Gnome 3?
[08:19] <woat> is there a #ubuntu-unewb chan?
[08:19] <blake> sirex: no, they've decided on Unity for now. :(
[08:19] <YankDownUnder> Flynn, OSX gets "backdoors" through the browser(s).
[08:19] <woat> sigh
[08:19] <dsbilling> I have burned 3 discs with 2 different computers.
[08:19] <Flynn> What is ubuntu working on for the next LTS version
[08:19] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Ok...so have you tried cleaning the drive?
[08:20] <sirex> blake, http://www.webupd8.org/2011/05/expected-changes-in-ubuntu-1110-oneiric.html <- it says, that oneiric will use Gnome 3.
[08:20] <woat> Flynn: probably new themes
[08:21] <tsimpson> sirex: yes, Oneiric will use Gnome3
[08:21] <dsbilling> no, one of the computers is under 1 month old...
[08:21] <blake> tsimpson: Interesting. Then why the switch to Unity for 11.04?
[08:21] <rob_p> Flynn: Viruses written for mac suffer the same fate... They *can* survive and cause some damage to an infected system, but propagation is where they usually fail.  And if a virus can't propagate, its widespread affect is quite minimal.
[08:21] <Flynn> woat, that seems lame.  why not preinstalled windows file sharing?  Animated backgrounds?  Or making it faster?
[08:22] <tsimpson> blake: unity does not replace gnome, it's just a "shell"
[08:22] <Flynn> Ok, viruses on macs is off topic.
[08:23] <karthick87> !php
[08:23] <DasEi> woat : #ubuntu-beginners  ?
[08:23] <thegoodcushion> sirex: Mark Shuttleworth was saying they're going to ditch GNOME in 11.10
[08:23] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder. Any other ideas? :)
[08:23] <thegoodcushion> so that's interesting
[08:23] <rob_p> Flynn: You are the one who mentioned Mac in the first place! :)
[08:23] <tsimpson> thegoodcushion: don't be silly
[08:24] <rob_p> Flynn: ...but you're right, it's off-topic for this channel.
[08:24] <thegoodcushion> tsimpson: I'm not
[08:24] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Are you even getting any kind of graphic when you're booting to the CD?
[08:24] <thegoodcushion> tsimpson: someone found an archived email in which he said it recently
[08:24] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder. yeah, i get the keyboard = help logo thingy. after that...nothing.
[08:25] <tsimpson> thegoodcushion: then someone read it wrong, Ubuntu will use Gnome3 in 11.10, so it's obviously not ditching it
[08:25] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Hit "Esc" => you should get a grub boot menu .... yeah?
[08:25] <dsbilling> let me try
[08:25] <thegoodcushion> tsimpson: how much does Unity obscure GNOME?
[08:25] <ameriserf> ditch gnome?
[08:25] <thegoodcushion> tsimpson: see, I don't want to use something that's not default
[08:25] <ameriserf> does that mean you wont be able to run classic
[08:25] <ameriserf> i just run classic in 11.045
[08:25] <ameriserf> 11.04
[08:26] <thegoodcushion> ameriserf: that's what Shuttleworth's email said
[08:26] <thegoodcushion> tsimpson: I want GNOME to be the default thing.  That's why I'm thinking of debian
[08:26] <dsbilling> That worked, YankDownUnder
[08:26]  * YankDownUnder thinks Ubuntu should move to Enlightenment
[08:26] <tsimpson> thegoodcushion: it's just a shell, it's still gnome and you can change to the "classic" shell too
[08:26] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Right oh...so then hit ENTER, and watch carefully...
[08:26] <ameriserf> ehsy fif iy dsy?
[08:26] <ameriserf> what did it say?
[08:26] <ameriserf> that you wont be able to run classic anymore?
[08:26] <ameriserf> oh
[08:26] <ameriserf> nvrmind
[08:26] <FloodBot1> ameriserf: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:27] <dsbilling> "Try Ubuntu without installing"?
[08:27] <ameriserf> wtf im banned from #ununtu on freenode
[08:27] <ameriserf> im not flooding
[08:27] <ameriserf> what is the biggest irc network besides efnet?
[08:27] <ameriserf> freenode?
[08:27] <tsimpson> ameriserf: don't use the enter key as punctuation
[08:27] <ameriserf> what the hell does that mean?
[08:28] <sik> Silly question: I see four Wine packages in the software center... which one is the recommended one? (package name if possible)
[08:28] <rob_p> !enter
[08:28] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder, "Try ubuntu without installing" ? :P
[08:28] <ameriserf> what is the biggest irc network besides efnet?
[08:28] <tsimpson> sik: the one called "wine"
[08:29] <sik> OK
[08:29] <sik> Thanks
[08:29] <sirex> Now Unity is written on top of compiz, but if they decided to use Gnome 3, maybe now Unity will move to mutter?
[08:29] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Well...that seems the safe option....however, do you see the other option that says, "Install a Microsoft Operating System so that you ruin your life." ? :)
[08:29] <Celphish> Anyone know how to install, configure and get Citrix xenapp web plugin to work in ubuntu?
[08:29] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder, yeah i see it at the bottom! :P
[08:29] <tsimpson> ameriserf: this channel is for ubuntu support, you can ask those kinds of questions in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:31] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder, nothing happens...
[08:31] <dsbilling> :(
[08:31] <VneckPhoto> ?
[08:31] <ameriserf> wow this is a scrict channel
[08:32] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, You might try all this again - same basic start, but you can try out some options for the kernel parameters => see if that can get you past "the hump" as it were...is there anything strange about this particular machine? Like does it have an ATI graphics card or something oddly similar?
[08:32] <YankDownUnder> Scrict Channel? Hmmm...didn't know that...
[08:32] <RenaKunisaki> well it has over 1500 users; if you don't enforce the rules pretty heavily you'd end up with chaos in no time
[08:32] <ameriserf> oh its one of the largest channels I saw, on google now, sorry
[08:32] <dsbilling> It got a ATI Graphics card...
[08:32] <ameriserf> #3 in the world? wwierd
[08:33] <YankDownUnder> RenaKunisaki, That's not necessarily true...it's a matter of having tact and being able to support folks with at least some levity.
[08:33] <ameriserf> okay cool,  so since I installed 11.04, I can only reboot, if I 'use old linux versions'
[08:33] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder, I can install Ubuntu 10.10 but not 11.04
[08:33] <ameriserf> how do I fix this easily?  sorry forgot about enter on that one
[08:33] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Right - so then you're going to want to check into probably using framebuffer params for the kernel...
[08:33] <cannavist> its a bug
[08:33] <deavid> a bit off-topic: anyone can recommend me a free software (GPL/BSD...) replacement for a Plesk panel ?
[08:34] <gforces>  00:34:09 up  2:45,  2 users,  load average: 0.01, 0.03, 0.05
[08:34] <ameriserf> okay cool,  so since I installed 11.04, I can only reboot, if I 'use old linux versions'.   how do I fix this booting problem?
[08:35] <tasslehoff> is there a way to measure the strength of my wireless network (in more scientific measures than 4/5 bars)?
[08:35] <karthick87> !samba-gui
[08:35] <Flynn> How do I change my wireless channel?
[08:35] <YankDownUnder> tasslehoff, In a terminal, try out the "iwconfig" command.
[08:35] <karthick87> How to install samba-gui in ubuntu 10.10 ?
[08:36] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/installation-guide/ia64/boot-parms.html
[08:36] <rtdp> what is deafult deletion of /tmp contents for ubuntu server ?
[08:36] <tasslehoff> YankDownUnder: ah. thanks
[08:36] <Flynn> taasslehoff, measuring tape from your router
[08:36] <YankDownUnder> Right - time for more coffee...
[08:37] <rtdp> can my web application use some images to be stored for tmperoray use in /tmp folder..
[08:37] <bloodriver> QUESTION: I have a usb network adapter that - when I use Network manager - connects perfectly in opensue  but  not in ubuntu (or fedora or pclos).  On ubuntu I can see the network (@ 90%) but it will not connect.  it has connected in the past but often drops the signal.  I tried using windows drivers but it will  not connect.   Help?
[08:37] <Flynn> karthick87, ubuntu software center
[08:37] <nit-wit> ameriserf, do you have an answer for you problem=bot
[08:37] <nit-wit> *boot
[08:37] <Celphish> Is there anyway to disable the launcher on the left side of the screen?
[08:38] <Flynn> How do I change my wireless channel?  Anyone?
[08:38] <karthick87> Flynn: I dont find the GUI for samba in software centre..
[08:39] <tsimpson> rtdp: /tmp is deleted on boot
[08:39] <rtdp> tsimpson : but as it's server, it will be on for many days and will stack up many files there in ?  any workaroud for this ?
[08:40] <rtdp> i just need to store files for in between processing
[08:40] <tsimpson> rtdp: delete them when you don't need them any more
[08:40] <Flynn> karthick87,  I did a search for samba,  I think the first or second one is it.
[08:40] <tsimpson> /tmp can't just be deleted when the system is running, or things will start to break
[08:41] <rtdp> tsimpson : ok.. so i will use some other folder, and then delete manually then...
[08:41] <rtdp> Thanks a lot...
[08:41] <rtdp> :)
[08:42] <karthick87> Flynn: I have installed it apt-get install system-config-samba
[08:42] <tsimpson> rtdp: you can use the "mktemp" command to create a unique random temporary directory under /tmp (or anywhere else really)
[08:44] <bloodriver> FLNN: It depends on your router.  most have a browser address (<IP_ADDRESS> in my case) then enter in user name and password.
[08:44]  * Zelozelos is yelling "yay i conqured the ways of grub 2"
[08:45] <Flynn> bloodriver, oh, on my router's page?
[08:46] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder What did you say? I got disconnected.. :/
[08:46] <Zelozelos> messed it up real bad, installed grub onto my windows partition, completely wiping out grub twice, fighting to get vista to be listed, and i got it working all by my self (w google)
[08:46] <bloodriver> I have a Linksys router.  to access the router's settings, i enter <IP_ADDRESS> into a browser's url space.
[08:47] <bloodriver> I believe that's the m.o. of most routers
[08:48] <spm_Draget> Which NFS version does the recent ubuntu try by default when connecting as a clinet? NFSv4 oder v3?
[08:48] <bloodriver> useless i've misunderstood what channel settings you meant   ?
[08:49] <Zelozelos> anyone screw up grub? im your man rofl
[08:49] <Zelozelos> oops sorry *messed
[08:51] <katselphrime> Question: Does PulseAudio ALWAYS perform sample rate conversion?
[08:51] <dsbilling> YankDownUnder, are you there? :)
[08:52] <bloodriver> flynn: have i helped or just confused things/
[08:52] <ojii> hi everyone, for a while now I can't open nautilus anymore on my natty installation (clicking the 'home' icon in the bar does nothing, and should it against all odds open after a long time, it's just frozen and all I can do is force-quit it), how can I revive my file browser?
[08:53] <Celphish> Nvm, I found out that Compiz configuration manager has the options for the launcher I was looking for :)
[08:53] <Flynn> bloodriver, helped.
[08:53] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Sorry - was having coffee and a smoko...wassup?
[08:54] <Flynn> thanx.
[08:54] <dsbilling> What did you say i had to do?
[08:54] <bloodriver> great.
[08:55] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, When booting, hit ESC, takes you to the grub boot menu, you can enter different boot params...
[08:55] <bloodriver> QUESTION: I have a usb network adapter that - when I use Network manager - connects perfectly in opensue but not in ubuntu (or fedora or pclos). On ubuntu I can see the network (@ 90%) but it will not connect. it has connected in the past but often drops the signal. I tried using windows drivers but it will not connect. Help?
[08:57] <wisien> anyone uses speech recognition for linux?
[08:57] <Flynn> boodriver, is the signal from your router?
[08:57] <ameriserf> dsbilling?
[08:58] <exasam> I have one pdf open in workspace 2. If i click on evince in the launcher while i'm on workspace 1 the pdf window moves for ~2cm showing up on the left side off my screen instead of switching to workspace 2. Is that intended? It's really annoying.
[08:58] <exasam> im using unity ofc
[08:58] <dsbilling> yes
[08:58] <exasam> can i disable it somewhere?
[08:59] <dsbilling> I kind of a noob unbuntu/linux. But what does the grub boot menu look like?
[08:59] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Mate, did you hit ESC when it was first booting?
[08:59] <bloodriver> the signal is from the router...and i can see all the wireless systesm in the 'hood too
[08:59] <exasam> i expect unity to switch to the workspace where my pdf is open not to mess up my window arrengement^^
[09:00] <katselphrime> Question: Does PulseAudio ALWAYS perform sample rate (or bit depth) conversion by default?
[09:00] <dsbilling> yes, YankDownUnder
[09:00] <Ileden> Hi! Problem with SMB shares and charset. When I connect via Nautilus, all works ok, and I can see special characters correctly. However, when I mount SMB using /etc/fstab and smbfs some file names have an error of (invalid charset). How can I fix this? Using Ubuntu 10.10.
[09:00] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, Well, then that's the grub boot menu. You should be able to hit F4 or F6 to start with some basic kernel params to see if the machine will boot properly...eh?
[09:01] <dsbilling> yeah....
[09:01] <TaoRich> greetz ... any idea where I can get some assistance with Evolution email ? all mail folders gone but address book & tasks still there.
[09:01] <wisien> any c++ programmers here?
[09:02] <ojii> Trying to start nautilus (from terminal) I get "(nautilus:19752): Unique-DBus-WARNING **: Error while sending message: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.", how can I fix that?
[09:02] <murphy> HI wisien
[09:02] <YankDownUnder> dsbilling, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[09:02] <Flynn> bloodriver, did you try additional drivers
[09:02] <murphy> hi wisien
[09:02] <murphy> I have a issue
[09:02] <wisien> hi murphu
[09:03] <murphy> wisien: I have a issue, one of my folder was be deleted
[09:03] <bloodriver> about 3 of the windows drivers...and another wireless (wicd) manager
[09:03] <bloodriver> same story
[09:03] <murphy> wisien: how can i find whcih proecss do it?
[09:04] <wisien> dont know,sorry
[09:04] <murphy> wisien: in my one folder, I touch a file in it, later, it is be deteted by ohters process, how can I look for it?
[09:04] <bloodriver> OpenSuse connects in a heartbeat, so it's not my router, signal, password...it's something in Ubuntu
[09:04] <wisien> murphy:i dont know
[09:04] <murphy> wisien: thanks,
[09:04] <AdvoWork> hi there. if i do cat /etc/passwd, i see a user: username:x:1005:2002::/home/default/website.com:/bin/false  how would I go about making a user with the same permissions as that?
[09:06] <nit-wit> AdvoWork, you want a second user with admin
[09:06] <nit-wit> super user sudo access
[09:06] <RenaKunisaki> what is this tumblerd eating up my CPU?
[09:06] <Flynn> bloodriver, try a different ...  like wifi radar or something
[09:08] <bloodriver> okay will google a bit more...but it po's me...
[09:09] <nit-wit> RenaKunisaki, you have htop installd
[09:09] <RenaKunisaki> nit-wit, OK, and?
[09:10] <RenaKunisaki> why does htop use that and how do I stop it eating CPU
[09:10] <nit-wit> RenaKunisaki, do you need help
[09:10] <RenaKunisaki> I guess so?
[09:11] <nit-wit> RenaKunisaki, what is this tumblerd?
[09:11] <AdvoWork> nit-wit, can i not just give them specific permissions, ie for ftp, mysql stuff?
[09:11] <RenaKunisaki> nit-wit, that's what I was asking. it seems to be a network service?
[09:12] <qin> murphy: iotop and inotify (but do not fully understand your problem)
[09:12] <nit-wit> RenaKunisaki,  can't understand what you doing carry on.;)
[09:12] <zetheroo> how can I report a bug on something if I don't even know what is at fault!!!?
[09:12] <murphy> qin: thanks for your help
[09:12] <RenaKunisaki> nit-wit, I was wondering what tumblerd is, why it's running and how to make it not use up all my CPU power
[09:12] <murphy> qin: in my folder, when I touch a file in it
[09:13] <murphy> after a while
[09:13] <murphy> qin: it is be deleted
[09:13] <nit-wit> RenaKunisaki, you can kill it with htop
[09:13] <beta0x64> zetheroo: just document it the best way you can and report it as a general bug or something?
[09:13] <murphy> qin: I want to find which process do it?
[09:13] <RenaKunisaki> yes I can kill it, I'm just wondering why it's there
[09:13] <zetheroo> beta0x64: I am trying to follow this ... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[09:13] <rober7> a daemon-tools software for xubuntu?....
[09:14] <rumpel_> rober7, rightclick -> mount   in nautilus (afaik)
[09:14] <rober7> 10x
[09:15] <qin> murphy: What folder? Can you give me path?
[09:15] <beta0x64> zetheroo: well, what's happening wrong?
[09:15] <Ileden> Hi! Problem with SMB shares and charset: I'm using a NAS share via samba on Ubuntu. When I connect via Nautilus "connect to windows share", all works ok, and I can see special characters correctly. However, when I mount it using /etc/fstab and smbfs some file names have an error of (invalid charset). How can I fix this? Using Ubuntu 10.10.
[09:15] <nit-wit> RenaKunisaki, are you running xfce?
[09:15] <RenaKunisaki> nit-wit, yes
[09:16] <r4y> I am confused about open with other applicate and alacarte. For instance there are 3 entries called Banshee and only one of them is checked but all three entries appear in the open with other application when right clicking and look at the whole list
[09:16] <zetheroo> beta0x64: some notification icons will not respond to being clicked on directly ... like the volume icon for instance
[09:16] <murphy> qin: I think it is nothing with its path, it is a jetty path\
[09:16] <murphy> qin: e.q. /var/www/path/jetty/...
[09:16] <bloodriver> okay...i have a problem...i can not not connect to my wireless network...i know that it is not ubuntu, my router, or any settings...because i can connect to other low signal networks (unprotected one in the area)...am i too close to the signal?  if so, why does the same manager (Network Manager) connects to my router on OpenSUSE but not on Ubuntu?
[09:16] <zetheroo> beta0x64: I have to click on the icon to the right of it and slide the cursor over to the left to get the volume, network, BT icons to respond
[09:18] <nit-wit> RenaKunisaki, I see stuff on the web a ffmpeg problem supposed to be fixed but it seems not with hyou
[09:19] <qin> murphy: Well, to prevent removal you can flag it, and if you do not own it that info should be in /var/log/auth.log.
[09:19] <beta0x64> zetheroo: I believe notification-ar is the executable for the notification-area. maybe try "top | grep notification", which is what I did. what do you think?
[09:20] <zetheroo> beta0x64: what will that command do ?
[09:21] <beta0x64> it will run a task manager of sorts and sort out every running process whose line contains "notification". on my machine it shows notification-ar. I'm considering killing it out of curiosity but that might be bad hah
[09:22] <Boni> beta0x64, i took ur name to be a command
[09:22] <beta0x64> zetheroo: wait I found it. ps aux | grep notification
[09:23] <zetheroo> ps aux | grep notification ?
[09:23] <beta0x64> zetheroo: /usr/lib/gnome-panel/notification-area-applet
[09:23] <zetheroo> beta0x64: which one?
[09:24] <beta0x64> zetheroo: this is strange. I killed them and got a gnome bug saying it quit unexpectedly and needed to reload. volume and all that responded normally though
[09:25] <zetheroo> beta0x64: what exactly did you kill?
[09:26] <kamran1> is lxde for ubuntu still a beta ?
[09:26] <beta0x64> zetheroo: notification-area-applet and gdu-notification-daemon
[09:26] <zetheroo> I don't have notification-area-applet
[09:27] <beta0x64> zetheroo: what do you have?
[09:27] <damian_-_> hi, im trying to upgrade to 11 from 10. upgrade option isnt available on install, it was on other pc's i upgraded. what causes this?
[09:27] <zetheroo> beta0x64: gdu-notification-daemon
[09:27] <qin> damian_-_: 10.04 or 10.10
[09:28] <beta0x64> kamran1: http://lubuntu.net/ no it's official now
[09:28] <damian_-_> 10.04
[09:28] <zetheroo> beta0x64: and another one with an ID of 3195 .... but I cannot locate it in System Monitor
[09:29] <damian_-_> do i need to goto 10.10 first
[09:29] <nit-wit> damian_-_, yeah
[09:29] <qin> damian_-_: So by default it waits for next LTS.
[09:29] <qin> damian_-_: No
[09:29] <damian_-_> ok, so i can trick it to?
[09:30] <qin> damian_-_: Change, option in update manager (or synaptic) to look for normal releases, not only lts.
[09:30] <damian_-_> or i just cant goto 10.10
[09:30] <damian_-_> ok
[09:30] <damian_-_> easy. thanks
[09:31] <damian_-_> and can i then use the cd. or will a dist-upgrade be the only way
[09:31] <beta0x64> zetheroo: well I don't know if it would help but you could try restarting it. I am looking in Add to panel for what controls sound volume and can't find anything at all. Hmm
[09:32] <qin> !alternative | damian_-_
[09:32] <zetheroo> beta0x64: restarting helps 1 time out of 10 ... tried that a lot ;)
[09:33] <beta0x64> zetheroo: Darn. So your volume control doesn't work at all?
[09:33] <zetheroo> beta0x64: it's not really that ... here is my description https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/783354
[09:34] <zetheroo> brb
[09:34] <Aethelwulf> Morning everyone
[09:35] <wdzzz>  Hello guys i have problem, when I type TOP commands and when im trying to exit top..then CTRL+Z works but its not exit from memory but only suspened top process
[09:35] <_ruben> wdzzz: use 'q' to exit top
[09:35] <wdzzz> oki thanks ill check it
[09:35] <jfcaron> When I ssh to a remote machine, I get two "Welcome to Ubuntu!" messages, one saying that there are 6 package updates available and 3 security updates, the second saying that there are 90 package updates and 57 security updates.  However when I do sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade, it says that there are no packages to update.  Any ideas on how to figure out what's wrong?  This is Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS.
[09:36] <Aethelwulf> I wanted to ask I am buying a new laptop and I don't want to re-install all the updates and programs i already installed on my ubuntu 11.04 so considering if I took an image of the whole system and just burned that image unto the new laptop would that cause any problems?
[09:38] <iceroot> Aethelwulf: normally not
[09:38] <wdzzz> when Im logon to my server via SSH .. then when Im logon successful I'll see starting information Welcome to Ubuntu ... how to delete this message ?
[09:38] <Aethelwulf> iceroot: even if the laptops were of different brands ?
[09:38] <guddu> how to upgrade ubuntu 10.10
[09:38] <iceroot> Aethelwulf: doesnt matter
[09:39] <iceroot> Aethelwulf: only windows will break on something like that, you can put your harddrive on every system and boot it (same architecture)
[09:39] <Aethelwulf> Iceroot: Now that is a chiller thank you lots I appreciate the help
[09:39] <Aethelwulf> btw I use acronis to backup an image
[09:40] <beta0x64> zetheroo: what do you think is wrong?
[09:40] <damian_-_> after sleep my wifi wont work. i need to restart. also happens when i logout and back in. how can i fix it?
[09:40] <Aethelwulf> any suggestions of any better software?
[09:40] <qin> jfcaron: I guess it is /etc/motd.tail fault.
[09:40] <Aethelwulf> I face the same problem as damian_-_
[09:40] <ameriserf> okay cool,  so since I installed 11.04, I can only reboot, if I 'use old linux versions'.   how do I fix this booting problem?
[09:41] <guddu> anyone help me
[09:41] <damian_-_> Aethelwulf: what wifi card?
[09:41] <Aethelwulf> Atheros
[09:41] <Aethelwulf> 1 min let me recheck which
[09:42] <Braiam> Compiz/Unity problem: when I move a windows between desktops using the wall plug-in and I minimize/close it, the indicator/menu still there, so I have to click the desktop to unblock the screen
[09:42] <damian_-_> tok im on intel 3945 rules that out
[09:42] <jfcaron> qin: Yes I do have a file at /etc/motd.tail, should I simply delete it?
[09:43] <qin> jfcaron: rather backup and echo
[09:43] <qin> jfcaron: If i recall well.
[09:43] <galerien> jfcaron, "mv /etc/motd.tail.back"
[09:43] <guddu> #gsoc-india
[09:43] <galerien> jfcaron, "mv /etc/motd.tail /etc/motd.tail.back" * sorry
[09:44] <jfcaron> qin, galerien: Ok, thanks.
[09:44] <Braiam> galerien: whit sudo
[09:44] <galerien> Braiam, +1
[09:45] <guddu> hi
[09:45] <grenadecx-Ascend> anyone here experience with rdiff-backup?
[09:45] <qin> galerien: Also cp not mv, since we need empty file
[09:46] <iceroot> !anyone | grenadecx-Ascend
[09:46] <yori> !poll
[09:47] <qin> !gq
[09:48] <grenadecx-Ascend> Okay. well, I have a script that runs rdiff.backup to perform backups. But I get different results if I run in from cronjob then if I run it from terminal, http://pastebin.com/Xb12itYQ , anyone got any idea?
[09:48] <llutz> grenadecx-Ascend: cronjobs are running in a limited environment, so you may have to use full pathes etc. to call stuff
[09:49] <Aethelwulf> Iceroot: thank you again
[09:49] <Aethelwulf> Goodbye everyone
[09:49] <grenadecx-Ascend> But rdiff-backup is in the PATH variable
[09:49] <grenadecx-Ascend> shouldn't that be enough
[09:49] <jfcaron> Ok new problem, when I do sudo apt-get update on my remote machine, it goes through all the repos (with hits) but finally ends with E: Unable to change to /home/myuser/ - chdir (13: Permission denied).  What permissions (and on which files/directory) do I need to set for this to work properly?  My home directory has u+rwx and a+r.  Again this is Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS
[09:49] <llutz> grenadecx-Ascend: and PATH is identical when using cron?  i doubt that
[09:50] <llutz> grenadecx-Ascend: crons PATH is not identical to users PATH in most cases, so use full pathes
[09:50] <gucki> is there any way to use/ import a mac keychain with ubuntu 11.04?
[09:51] <grenadecx-Ascend> THis happened after I updated rdiff-backup from 1.2.7 to 1.2.8, and they are in the very same spot
[09:51] <ejv> anyone have suggestions on removing a corrupted file (xfs filesystem) when trying to remove, via the inode, fails?
[09:52] <grenadecx-Ascend> How do I found out which PATH the crontab has then?
[09:52] <llutz> grenadecx-Ascend: whats /etc/tibet/tibet-backup.sh line 34?
[09:52] <brett__> is there any good console based icq programs with decent tutorials out there for ubuntu? can anyone recommend one?
[09:53] <llutz> grenadecx-Ascend: run a cronjob "echo $PATH >/tmp/cron-path"
[09:53] <guest> hello, i've just upgraded ubuntu from 10.10 to 11.04 and as soon as grub screen should be visible i get "no signal" from my monitor. My other system (after i blindly go to it through grub) works, what may be wrong ? is there any way to unupgrade ubuntu ? (i didn't know 11.04 isn't stable)
[09:53] <qin> brett__: irssi (and some scripts), /j #irssi
[09:55] <Braiam> Compiz/Unity problem: when I move a windows between desktops using the wall plug-in and I minimize/close it, the indicator/menu still there, and the keyboard shortcuts are useless as same that the panel until I clic the desktop
[09:55] <sunny_> I am not able to figure out the difference between /etc/apt/mirror.list and /etc/apt/sources.list. Can anyone help me in this.
[09:55] <grenadecx-Ascend> There's really nothing in line 34 in my script, maybe it says that because of the loop. Well, I'm calling on rdiff-backup a few times so, probably because of it. Well, I'm gonna check the path of crontab now
[09:57] <B|ackPanther> Hi, i have one program that uses /dev/ttyUSB0 and i want to read all the output in that file. Is there a way i can capture the output ?
[09:58] <qin> B|ackPanther: wireshark
[09:58] <B|ackPanther> I want to use another program to read that output. The program using the /dev/ttyUSB0 is kermit.
[09:59] <sunny_> I am not able to figure out the difference between /etc/apt/mirror.list and /etc/apt/sources.list. Can anyone help me in this plz
[10:00] <razz1> any blufish ppa that works
[10:00] <Braiam> Compiz/Unity problem: when I minimize/close a windows, the indicator/menu still there, and also block both the keyboard shortcuts and the panel until I clic the desktop
[10:01] <andrew_46> razz1: There is a guide on the forums for building your own copy
[10:01] <brett__> qin: i am using irssi right now, are you telling me it can handle instant messengers such as jabber as well?
[10:01] <llutz> brett__: using additional stuff like btlbee, yes. without no, irssi is an irc-client
[10:02] <andrew_46> razz1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1426958 This is my guide :)
[10:02] <razz1> andrew_46: i know, just wondering there might be a easy way. I tried the "deb     http://debian.wgdd.de/debian sid main contrib non-free" but fails to get the repository key
[10:03] <brett__> llutz: cool thanks
[10:03] <daedaluz> is the kernel power consumption bug fixed?
[10:03] <qin> brett__: Yes, with bitlbee, facebook includes, also twitter ;)
[10:04] <andrew_46> razz1: Hmmm... I don't know any PPAs unfortunately, the guide only has 3 single commands though?
[10:04] <ron_> ubuntu supports installation of DEB packages, right?
[10:04] <ikonia> ron_: deb package formats, yes
[10:04] <Goliath> how can i mount a gbp image?
[10:05] <razz1> andrew_46: if compiles from source, how to upgrade then
[10:05] <Celphish> hmm, the keyboard-shortcuts for switching workspace just stopped working+
[10:05] <apc_> unity
[10:05] <Celphish> how do i restart it+
[10:05] <Celphish> +
[10:06] <ron_> ikonia: thanks
[10:06] <Celphish> hmm, my shift seems to have hanged itself, can't write question mark
[10:06] <andrew_46> razz1: The checkinstall commands integrate the package into the package management system, so a newer repository version will upgrade it
[10:06] <andrew_46> razz1: Mind you natty does not have 2.0.3 yet :)
[10:07] <qin> sunny_: http://popey.com/blog/2006/10/24/Creating_an_Ubuntu_repository_mirror_with_apt-mirror/ I take it this way: mirror.list is "dynamic" source.list
[10:07] <abbavanisankar> Does anyone know how to create a website?
[10:08] <qin> abbavanisankar: 15 bucks
[10:08] <Celphish> hahah, I know the problem now :D
[10:08] <abbavanisankar> i'll give u 15
[10:09] <abbavanisankar> hey qin
[10:09] <Celphish> the problem was that when I attached a usb-drive, my win7 VM took control over it instantly
[10:09] <sunny_> qin: I am not able to open the link.
[10:09] <abbavanisankar> anyone?
[10:10] <sahip> what is the problem?
[10:10] <qin> abbavanisankar: IT would be easier for you to hang out around #apache etc, if you want /msg me
[10:10] <qin> sunny_: http://goo.gl/4arB
[10:11] <sunny_> qin: this link is also not working.
[10:13] <qin> sunny_: hm, does http://popey.com works?
[10:14] <sunny_> qin: no
[10:14] <qin> sunny_: google popey.com , please
[10:14] <sunny_> qin: ok
[10:15] <sunny_> qin: google found the link, but that too is not working.
[10:16] <bc81> Goliath: looks like you need to first convert the file to an iso, since gbp is a proprietary format.  there seems to be an open source program you can compile and try it out for yourself here: http://tinyurl.com/3ermxdn     good luck with that
[10:16] <qin> sunny_: http://www.howtoforge.com/local_debian_ubuntu_mirror ???
[10:17] <stimpie> In my  unity launcher the workspace button disappeard, how do I restore it?
[10:17] <sunny_> qin: yes this is working, I have see this page, but could not found the difference.
[10:19] <bc81> well, that dude left 2 minutes before i answered his question lol.  looks like either i need to lear to type faster, or he needs to learn patience :-)
[10:21] <fanlei> I'm new here
[10:21] <yori> welcome
[10:21] <bc81> welcome, fanlei
[10:22] <fanlei> This it's my first time use xchat
[10:22] <fanlei> What can I do here
[10:22] <yori> u can find ppl ip's here
[10:23] <ikonia> fanlei: the channel you are in is called #ubuntu and is for ubuntu support discussion only
[10:23] <definity> HELP! im not sure which graphics card driver to download, i have a Nvidia 7600GT but im confused as to which drivers to download!
[10:24] <Dr_Heckle> definity: the NVIDIA site lists which cards are supported by which dirver versions
[10:25] <qin> sunny_: It make diffrence if you updating dozen of machines (it reduce used bandwith around tenfold)
[10:25] <definity> i am on the website http://www.nvidia.com/page/geforce_7600.html and it dont say nothing about the drivers
[10:25] <Dr_Heckle> definity: nvidia.com >> linux link/seach linux
[10:25] <Dr_Heckle> go from there
[10:26] <gustavo> alguem sabe um bom editor de video para linux??
[10:27] <definity> cant see no linux link, and when i type in linux on the search nothing comes up!
[10:27] <fanlei> Oh
[10:28] <Dr_Heckle> definity: well it worked for me when i tried it a few days ago
[10:28] <Dr_Heckle> try harder
[10:28] <Dr_Heckle> try smarter
[10:28] <Dr_Heckle> try better
[10:28] <FloodBot1> Dr_Heckle: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:29] <sunny_> qin: I said I am not able to make out the difference between sources.list and mirror.list. And the link you provided did mention the difference between these two.
[10:29] <fanlei> Can I speak Chinese here
[10:29] <RenaKunisaki> is bugs.launchpad.net down?
[10:29] <rigved> !cn | fanlei
[10:30] <drc> definity: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-display-ia32-270.41.06-driver.html lists the Nvidia 7600GT
[10:30] <qin> sunny_: It may be not difference (especially before update).
[10:30] <TimR> RenaKunisaki: Nope
[10:30] <definity> DRC: thanks fro the link dude!!
[10:31] <TimR> RenaKunisaki:  http://downorjust.me
[10:31] <fanlei> 哈哈
[10:31] <fanlei> 谢谢了
[10:31] <RenaKunisaki> !chinese | fanlei
[10:32] <sunny_> qin: There must be some difference.
[10:32] <RenaKunisaki> heh
[10:32] <RenaKunisaki> TimR, thought so, thanks
[10:32] <RenaKunisaki> that site never works for me >.>
[10:32] <Cube``> hey guys, i just create a new user on my computer and logged in with him, the way the desktop looked was entirely different (theme-wise and it also had the apple-like shortcuts on the bottom of the screen). how can i reset my own account to get the default screen setup/decoration?
[10:32] <RenaKunisaki> heh did ubottu respond automatically to the Chinese text or was that just severe lag?
[10:32] <fanlei> 你们都是哪里的people阿
[10:32] <jiltdil> channel for libreoffice
[10:33] <jiltdil> ?
[10:33] <talntid> #libreoffice
[10:33] <jiltdil> thanks
[10:33] <talntid> would be a good guess.
[10:34] <Boni> cube, When u enter ur username, u could see the themes at the bottom
[10:34] <Boni> u can change it from there
[10:34] <Boni> ok cube?
[10:35] <Cube``> Boni: yes tried them all, to no avail
[10:36] <Boni> Then u must have installed a modified version of ubuntu like pinguy OS
[10:36] <Boni> It must be  normal
[10:36] <Boni> Cannot be changed
[10:36] <Boni> cube?
[10:37] <padi999> Hi all
[10:37] <padi999> In Lucid I had a SIP Plugin in Evolution. Now it's gone in 11.04, where is it? How can I regain it?
[10:37] <Cube``> Boni: xubuntu
[10:38] <padi999> Oh my bad, it's not evolution but empathy ^^
[10:39] <guest> hello, i've just upgraded ubuntu from 10.10 to 11.04 and as soon as grub screen should be visible i get "no signal" from my monitor. My other system (after i blindly go to it through grub) works, what may be wrong ? is there any way to unupgrade ubuntu ? (i didn't know 11.04 isn't stable)
[10:40] <rigved> guest: there is no way to go back.
[10:41] <rigved> guest: 10.10 is also a STS version, just like 11.04. 11.04 will become stable soon just like 10.10
[10:41] <guest> ok, thanks
[10:41] <helloEARTH> guest: try using the nomodeset option when ur booting
[10:41] <helloEARTH> had the same problem with 10.10 and that helped me fix it
[10:42] <Sterist> is there a key combo to close applications or return to desktop?
[10:42] <guest> thanks helloEARTH
[10:42] <iivvoo> hi, I'm trying to fix thunderbird's broken (US) date notation, I probably need to (re)configure my locale setting. How/where can I do that?
[10:43] <Peddy> is there a way to permanently enable indirect rendering in Unity?
[10:43] <helloEARTH> Sterist:  alt-f4 to close application, and super+D to show desktop, was that what ur looking for?
[10:43] <Sterist> helloearth super?
[10:44] <sahip> win ker
[10:44] <sahip> key
[10:44] <helloEARTH> windows key on keyboard
[10:44] <helloEARTH> we just dont like using that name. haha
[10:44] <rigved> helloEARTH+1
[10:44] <Sterist> xD
[10:45] <Sterist> that key has yet to work for me
[10:47] <Raptors> Hey guys. I came here because #samba is literally dead. Does anyone know how to get nautilus to detect my samba share properly?
[10:47] <Raptors> it's seeing "localhost" but when I double click it on it says "Failed to retrieve share list from server"
[10:48] <Raptors> when I type in my ip manually "smb://<IP_ADDRESS>" it works
[10:48] <Dr_Heckle> http://www.picturegoer.net/images/BenTurpinMar20.jpg
[10:51] <DasEi> Raptors: add it to /etc/fstab and do a mount -a
[10:51] <Raptors> DasEi, that's not really the prob. I want it to be detected properly under network
[10:51] <Raptors> :|
[10:51] <definity> is it possible to install mac drivers on ubuntu?
[10:51] <definity> sicne there both linux
[10:51] <Raptors> what?
[10:51] <sipior> definity: both of those statements are incorrect :-)
[10:52] <definity> i thought mac is darwin, which is linux
[10:52] <Dr_Heckle> what was the kernel version what that split happened...?
[10:53]  * Dr_Heckle doesn't know
[10:53] <sipior> definity: darwin is unix, not linux.
[10:53] <DasEi> Raptors: which distro ?
[10:53] <sipior> definity: specifically, it's descended from the BSD part of the family tree.
[10:53] <definity> oh shit
[10:53] <DasEi> definity: mac is leopard OS , which is not linux
[10:54] <andeeeuk> does anyone have any good alternatives to virtualbox?
[10:54] <pedrocr> I just booted a computer after a motherboard swap. It has two raid arrays running over the same 4 disks. The raid5 array apparently resynced and is now working. The raid1 array is working but degraded with only 2 of the 4 disks.
[10:54] <DasEi> andeeeuk: vmware
[10:54] <pedrocr> all disks seem to have some smart errors on bootup but nothing else
 Raptors: which distro ?
[10:54] <definity> but its backbone is UNIX
[10:54] <Raptors> gentoo
[10:54] <andeeeuk> does vmware work on ubuntu?
[10:54] <pedrocr> any ideas on what this could be and how to repair the raid1 array?
[10:54] <Raptors> :|
[10:55] <helloEARTH> andeeeuk: yes!  it has a cool unity mode too
[10:55] <DasEi> Raptors: which distro are u using ? lsb_release -a tells you
[10:55] <andeeeuk> ohhh nice one!! thanks!
[10:55] <Raptors> DasEi, Gentoo
[10:55] <secret6554454546> What !
[10:55] <Raptors> Well Funtoo but it's pretty much Gentoo
[10:55] <definity> dammit, i doubt im gonna get ym sound card to work then
[10:56] <andeeeuk> do you install VMware toolbox from the software centre?
[10:56] <DasEi> Raptors: #ubuntu here, ask in ##linux instead then, might (idk for gentoo) SUID problem
[10:56] <Raptors> kk I'll go to linux
[10:57] <andeeeuk> helloEARTH do you install the vmware toolbox from software center then?
[10:57] <helloEARTH> andeeeuk: nope
[10:58] <DasEi> !repeat | andeeeuk, no : http://www.vmware.com/support/ws4/doc/new_guest_tools_ws.html
[10:58] <helloEARTH> umm..one sec, notes...notes..
[10:58] <mnemoc> hi, can you point me to documentation about packaging kernel drivers?
[10:58] <DasEi> !packaging | mnemoc
[10:59] <helloEARTH> andeeeuk, lets open a private chat, i have a lot of pasting...
[10:59] <secret6554454546> what iptables dns block traffic ?
[10:59] <mnemoc> DasEi: but something more specific to dkms? :)
[10:59] <secret6554454546> example plz !
[11:02] <Bacta> Is 11.04 officially out yet?
[11:02] <DasEi> mnemoc : that's outdated, might look yourself : https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2008-August/026088.html
[11:02] <mnemoc> DasEi: thanks
[11:02] <mnemoc> Bacta: yes
[11:02] <DasEi> mnemoc: also there is #ubuntu-devel, where more people might know
[11:03] <jussi> mnemoc: try #ubuntu-packaging or perhaps #ubuntu-motu, or even #ubuntu-kernel :)
[11:04] <mnemoc> jussi: thanks for the hint, didn't know those
[11:04] <nancho> Hi, I'd like to know if to add space on the systme partition is possible.
[11:04] <jussi> nancho: yes
[11:04] <jussi> !info gparted | nancho
[11:05] <DasEi> nancho: if there is space before or behind can be freed, yes, else can have a new partiton, so yes
[11:05] <nancho> jussi: I've got a 210 Gio which is empty
[11:05] <nancho> partition*
[11:05] <DasEi> nacho: mind to change fstab''s uuids afterwards
[11:05] <DasEi> !blkid
[11:06] <ElectricPrism> Does anyone know the criteria for a package to be installed natively in Ubuntu?
[11:06] <chrislustic> hi there guys. i seem to be having a problem...  im trying to uninstal wine...  and it says that  apt-get or aptitude are running and need to finish or be closed first.
[11:06] <chrislustic> but they are not..
[11:06] <DasEi> nancho: just make this your new /home and copy things over (move) ?!
[11:07] <sahip> chrislustic: after you restart?
[11:07] <nancho> DasEi: but I havefirst to move the partition because they're not the one beside the other.
[11:07] <ElectricPrism> Does Ubuntu have only GPL libraries or also LGPL by default? I know certain packages arent included by default
[11:07] <DasEi> chrislustic: synaptic or another manager open  ?
[11:08] <chrislustic> no no other manager were open.... synaptic would not open it just opened tho but it says this
[11:08] <chrislustic> E;dpkg was interrupted you must manually run "sudo dpkg- configure -a to correct the problem
[11:08] <DasEi> nancho: you could just use this 210gb for additional /home, tell it to fstab, mount it, copy - then delete your old data over, then delete old /home
[11:09] <chrislustic> i guess i will try that
[11:09] <rigved> chrislustic: run that command ^^
[11:09] <DasEi> nancho: just check by df -h in current home, space is enough
[11:10] <DasEi> if there is enough soace*
[11:10] <DasEi> space, darn ;)
[11:10] <RenaKunisaki> I wonder why it tells you the command to run instead of running it
[11:10] <RenaKunisaki> seems like bad UI design
[11:10] <DasEi> RenaKunisaki: most  likely apt was interrupted
[11:10] <RenaKunisaki> if it knows how to solve the problem why not solve it?
[11:11] <DasEi> RenaKunisaki: administrative tasks don't run on their own
[11:11] <Celphish> what happends if I un-check "enable ubuntu unity plugin", does that shut off the launcher?
[11:11] <nancho> DasEi: I do not speak about /home because my partition is used for data (who can be whitten and read on windows and linux)
[11:11] <sipior> RenaKunisaki: because automatically running the command might break something, and it would be better if the user is directly involved.
[11:12] <rigved> RenaKunisaki: sometimes just running the command is not enough. in that case some thing else needs to be done like deleting lock files etc.
[11:12] <RenaKunisaki> hmm, but at least prompt "do you want to try to repair?" or some such
[11:12] <chrislustic> also... with aircrack-ng im having a problem...   with setting the channel
[11:12] <chrislustic> waiting for beacon frame (bssid xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx) on channel -1
[11:12] <chrislustic> mon0 is on channel -1 but AP uses channel 3
[11:12] <sipior> RenaKunisaki: feel free to contribute a patch.
[11:12] <sunny_> I am getting the following error; $ sudo apt-mirror -c apt-mirror apt-mirror: invalid config file specified at /usr/bin/apt-mirror line 122.
[11:12] <RenaKunisaki> people will see this "you must manually run this command" and go "but how do I do that?"
[11:12] <RenaKunisaki> sipior, not a bad idea...
[11:12] <DasEi> nancho: you initally wanted more space, and said you got an additional partition, so my idea
[11:12] <chrislustic> but sudo airmon-ng start wlan0 "then with the channel number" will not set it
[11:13] <chrislustic> or whatever tghe command is.. close to that
[11:13] <RenaKunisaki> will take all bloody night to download the source on this connection though >.>
[11:13] <RenaKunisaki> anyone got a carrier pigeon? I suspect it'd be faster
[11:13] <nancho> Just to add space on the /. It's about 7 Gio now
[11:14] <jjp_> Renakunisaki: only faster with QoS support; cf. RFC2549
[11:14] <quiescens> carrier pigeon has really high return trip latency though
[11:14] <nancho> ahh but Ithink the only solution is to move a partition (to add) and merge it to ma system part. What do you think?
[11:14] <nancho> DasEi
[11:15] <RenaKunisaki> well those RFCs are a bit out of date what with the printing and scanning TCP packets. should just stick them on USB sticks. have an entire distro ISO download in one packet :p
[11:15] <DasEi> nancho: depends, works only easily if it's next to your existing root
[11:15] <jjp_> quiescens: you can still maximize throughput on tcp link over carrier pigeons with option TCP window scaling
[11:15] <chrislustic> i need to set the channel for monitoring directly in aircrack-ng   it goes to default channel 11 but i need it on channel 3
[11:16] <nancho> DasEi: I thiunk I'll reinstall all the OS with at least 10 Gio.
[11:16] <nancho> think*
[11:16] <DasEi> nancho: run gparted an post a screenshot
[11:16] <chrislustic> I had installed macbuntu theme.   then i used wine to install safari,  but safari wouldnt run very well at all ,,,
[11:17] <jjp_> RenaKunisaki: I agree. I once also read a paper with a snail pulling a chariot whose weels were DVDs. Good throughput too, but on short distances
[11:17] <DasEi> nancho: /home is where all your personal stuff goes, and a 10G is not much for a whole os
[11:17] <RenaKunisaki> I suspect that's what my ISP is using at the moment
[11:17] <chrislustic> nancho: 10 gb runs out fast,
[11:18] <RenaKunisaki> what year was it when you received this message?
[11:18] <nancho> DasEi: I don't need a /home in fact because of my partition data (210 Gio is amply enough)
[11:18] <DasEi> nancho: which size has your current root ?
[11:18] <DasEi> df -h tells you
[11:19] <nancho> DasEi: what do you mean? The syst partition ?
[11:19] <DasEi> yes
[11:19] <Cube``> hey guys, why is truecrypt not in the repos?
[11:19] <templer> hi there does anyone know a news feed widget that i can embed in my desktop wallpaper
[11:19] <DasEi> Cube``: third party
[11:19] <Cube``> DasEi: so they have repos for ubuntu?
[11:19] <zetheroo> beta0x64: I think I found out what the issue was ... sorta
[11:20] <nancho> DasEi: where do you post a picture?
[11:20] <nancho> screenshot
[11:20] <DasEi> Cube``: no, but debs, and then the app has an update-function
[11:20] <DasEi> nancho: http://imagebin.org/?page=add
[11:21] <Cube``> DasEi: thanks alot
[11:21] <nancho> DasEi: http://imagebin.org/153512
[11:21] <DasEi> Cube``: you kow howto install single deb ?
[11:21] <Cube``> DasEi: yes thanks
[11:22] <DasEi> fine, have crypt :)
[11:22] <Cube``> ;)
[11:22] <nancho> DasEi: sorry it's in French.
[11:22] <Cube``> is it unbreakable though?
[11:22] <nancho> And I'll be back soon: something important to do sorry.
[11:22] <DasEi> nancho: nvm, picture's the same
[11:23] <DasEi> nancho: cu
[11:23] <user12> can anyone tell me the why ubuntu hangs while downloading repos during installation on xenserver vm . trying lucid server edition. this is urgent.
[11:23] <nancho> nvm, cu ?
[11:23] <joanian> hello i have been using a source that used to name version starting with a character. IS there any config to bypass policy of versionnumbers not starting with digit?
[11:23] <DasEi> nancho: nevermind, see you c-u
[11:23] <chrislustic> DAMNIT
[11:23] <chrislustic> sorry
[11:23] <chrislustic> excuse my language
[11:23] <nancho> ahh ok thanx a lot
[11:24] <DasEi> cu, hehe
[11:24] <helloEARTH> thats a new one for me too. cu. haha
[11:24] <joanian> or better do a downgrade to 10.10?
[11:25] <chrislustic> I installed mac osx snow leoperd server edition on my HP pavillion intel core duo PC, but im having much problems troubleshooting the sound/
[11:25] <chrislustic> 64 bit version
[11:25] <ray1claw> this comes up when I apt-get update: http://pastebin.com/4Ld8y3Hw any ideas anyone?
[11:25] <ray1claw>  ^ it has rendered my apt pretty much useless, cant do shit now
[11:25] <sipior> chrislustic: i think you're in the wrong channel.
[11:25] <chrislustic> sipior: naww im not
[11:25] <TER0RR> this might be a stupid question, but how can i install ubuntu without any window manager? i know that ubnutu server does this but PAE kernel is... well not for me
[11:25] <sipior> chrislustic: we don't support mac os here. so yes, you are.
[11:26] <wooter> chrislustic, look up hackingtosh supported sound cards
[11:26] <chrislustic> :sipior I didnt ask a question
[11:26] <chrislustic> im in the right channel
[11:26] <chrislustic> thanks wooter,
[11:26] <tsimpson> ray1claw: please watch your language in here, and you can just 'sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_natty_main_binary-amd64_Packages' and apt-get update should re-download it
[11:26] <DasEi> chrislustic: this is #ubuntu, not macos
[11:26] <chrislustic>  I DONT CARE
[11:26] <sipior> chrislustic: yes, but we do.
[11:27] <yeyeye> hi
[11:27] <chrislustic> good for you
[11:27] <ray1claw> tsimpson, sorry for the bad language, should try that asap, i was just being casual
[11:27] <chrislustic> i dont care that you care
[11:27] <DasEi> hi, yeyeye
[11:27] <yeyeye> is possible to speak with somebody in spanish please?
[11:27] <DasEi> !es
[11:27] <sipior> chrislustic: try not to be a douchebag, if you can possibly manage it.
[11:28] <chrislustic> have fun caring... this channel has more useful info on just about anything than other channels.
[11:28] <yeyeye> DasEi, thanks
[11:28] <chrislustic> sipior: it's a free country and your entitled to your opinon,  if you don't like why i'm here then you should stop crying me a river
[11:29] <loculinux> buenos dias a todos
[11:29] <sipior> chrislustic: is this the country where they use "your" instead of "you're"?
[11:29] <lolmaus> Please suggest a simple way to determine where free space is spent to, using console.
[11:29] <user12> can anyone tell me the why ubuntu hangs while downloading repos during installation on xenserver vm . trying lucid server edition. this is urgent.
[11:29] <DasEi> lolmaus: df -h
[11:29] <chrislustic> sipior: are you playing teacher now and you are superior because I didn't take the time to make sure I spelled osmething correctly?
[11:29] <chrislustic> sipior: bravo would you like a trophy
[11:29] <DasEi> !ot > chrislustic
[11:30] <user12> no one??
[11:30] <sipior> user12: you haven't exactly given us much to go on.
[11:30] <DasEi> user12: slow mirror ?
[11:30] <chrislustic> exactly
[11:31] <wooter> irc needs a like button sometimes
[11:31] <DasEi> user12: you could use synaptic to find fastest mirro, or are you running headless ?
[11:31] <exasam> What means "none" in the "Filesystem" column of 'df -h'?
[11:32] <DasEi> exasam: swap
[11:32] <exasam> thank you!
[11:32] <sipior> exasam: just that. the files are resident in memory (not swap)
[11:33] <DasEi> exasam: read sipior, /dev is there
[11:33] <ufehifehiehfiu> hello. I'd like that my computer change a setting at every shutdown : I want the mouse to be back for right-handy at every restart.
[11:33] <ufehifehiehfiu> who could help me acheive this?
[11:34] <nibbler_> ufehifehiehfiu, you have the CLI commands for that?
[11:35] <ufehifehiehfiu> I don't recall what CLI stands for.
[11:35] <ufehifehiehfiu> Command lkine?
[11:35] <ufehifehiehfiu> no, not at the moment.
[11:35] <ufehifehiehfiu> nibbler_:  this post should help me right?http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1158750
[11:36] <DasEi> ufehifehiehfiu: you could use a makrorecoder an then add that to your startupapps
[11:36] <DasEi> !info xnee
[11:37] <ufehifehiehfiu> DasEi: so you suggest me to install xnee, right?
[11:37] <DasEi> yes
[11:37] <ray1claw> tsimpson, it worked man! thanks a bunch! but now it shows the same error with another file. *sigh*
[11:37] <ufehifehiehfiu> sudo apt-get install xnee
[11:39] <ufehifehiehfiu> DasEi: and once I've installed XNEE ?  the xnee command doesn't exist
[11:39] <DasEi> ufehifehiehfiu: man cnee
[11:39] <ufehifehiehfiu> DasEi: thx
[11:41] <ufehifehiehfiu> DasEi: I am not able to understand the CNEE manual.
[11:42] <Nagel> after doing apt-get upgrade, my mouse doesn't work.  How do I fix it?
[11:43] <jamiewan> Nagel, try reconnecting it
[11:43] <DasEi> ufehifehiehfiu: http://itupw056.itu.chalmers.se/xnee/doc/xnee.pdf
[11:43] <Nagel> It's a mousepad
[11:44] <uuuzuyzyzu> DasEi: I tried "cnee -demo" but I didn't got it. It shutdown my session...
[11:44] <uuuzuyzyzu> DasEi: reading your doc.
[11:45] <uuuzuyzyzu> DasEi: you suggest me to record my action with cnee and ask cnee to reproduce that action?
[11:47] <guest> how can I add "nomodeset" parameter to grub, if as soon as i launch grub i get "no signal" on my monitor ?
[11:47] <DasEi> ufehifehiehfiu: yes, you can have a very litle script just doing so and call that at each startup (sytem>preferences>startup-applications)
[11:47] <DasEi> guest:/etc/default/grub
[11:48] <guest> but i can't even launch ubuntu, "no signal" - is accessing it from other OS the only way ?
[11:48] <iulhk> hello all, using debian lenny, if i hv some php page in /var/www/info.php then i can able to open it. but if i will try to open the same page from /var/www/directory1/info.php then i am unable to open it, how to enable /var/www sub directories for web pages ?
[11:49] <DasEi> Guest: ah , no, when grub starts, press left shift, hover to desired entry and press e
[11:49] <uuuzuyzyzu> DasEi: It sounds complicated to me, do you beleive that CNEE solution is one of the simplest?
[11:49] <guest> DasEi: umm, i'll try, what does'e' do ? (i get no signal as soon as grub starts
[11:49] <guest> is it grub batch ?
[11:49] <DasEi> ufehifehiehfiu: unless you find the commands to achieve that and just have a script doing so, yes
[11:50] <Flannel> iulhk: In Ubuntu it's enabled by default, you should ask in #debian.
[11:50] <DasEi> Guest: lets you edit grubs's line
[11:50] <guest> DasEi: ok thanks
[11:50] <DasEi> !bootoptions
[11:50] <rigved> iulhk: this is the support channel for ubuntu. head over to #debian for debian support. also, sub-direcories are accessed by www.example.com/sub-directory/info.php
[11:51] <Flannel> iulhk: One other thing to check is if those files are readable by the user apache is running as.  In Ubuntu, that's www-data, I don't know what it is in debian (this is why it's important to ask in #debian)
[11:51] <uuuzuyzyzu> DasEi: Ok, so I am going to have a look to find the command to acheive that.
[11:51] <uuuzuyzyzu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=480940
[11:52] <Tsune> hiya
[11:53] <helloEARTH> Tsune: hi
[11:53] <Tsune> what's up?
[11:55] <Edulix> hi people
[11:55] <Tsune> hey Edulix
[11:56] <uuuzuyzyzu> does anybody ever used "xmodmap"?
[11:56] <uuuzuyzyzu> Is it a good idea to use it?
[11:56] <Tsune> anyone can tell me how to unistal kubuntu from my pc?
[11:57] <amokpaule> Hello, can someone recommend me a scanner for ubuntu price around 100 euros?
[11:57] <MonkeyDust> !ot| Tsune
[11:59] <falafell1> errr how do i enable viewing hidden files in nautilus? O_o i used to right-click -> show hidden but that option is gone
[11:59] <jamiewan> control h
[11:59] <Tsune> why is ot? i need to unistall *ubuntu from my pc
[11:59] <falafell1> oh w00t, tnx jamiewan
[11:59] <amokpaule> or a good company where most models have linux support
[12:00] <DJones> Tsune: Do you mean completly remove kubuntu just to leave you with windows?
[12:00] <jamiewan> amokpaule, canon and hp have been good for me with printers and scanners
[12:01] <sahip> Tsune: you need to format, that's all
[12:01] <amokpaule> jamiewan: thanks
[12:02] <Tsune> but that doesn't will format my Windows too?
[12:03] <Tsune> DJones: yeah, i just want windows
[12:04] <jamiewan> amokpaule, i use a canon cheap flatbed scnner a hp 6500 printer MFC and logitech c series webcams they all work flawlessly in ubuntu
[12:04] <sahip> Tsune: are they on the same portion?
[12:04] <DJones> Tsune If you want to keep windows, you'll need to use your windows cd and run the fixmbr app which will remove grub so that your pc will just boot into windows, once thats done, you can just reformat the partitions you've given to kubuntu/swap etc from windows
[12:04] <Tsune> let me see
[12:04] <DJones> Tsune: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/bootcons_fixmbr.mspx?mfr=true
[12:05] <amokpaule> jamiewan: ok i will look at them, i have an canon at the moment but it is not supported by sane . so im looking for one that is
[12:06] <jamiewan> amokpaule, try installing simple scan
[12:07] <amokpaule> jamiewan: OK will try, you maybe also know a solution for my oki laser printer? Not in cups^^
[12:07] <ruslan_osmanov> how do I load a php extension from apache2 vhost config/
[12:07] <ruslan_osmanov> ?
[12:07] <Tsune> so after using fixmbr app i can restore the hard disk with gparted without problems?
[12:08] <jamiewan> amokpaule, all i can say is theres a pretty big list of hp supported printers and they seem to be the best for my experience anyways
[12:08] <DJones> Tsune: You shouldn't need gparted, you'll be able to format the partitions from Windows
[12:08] <amokpaule> jamiewan: Ok, thanks for your time :)
[12:08] <szal> DJones: having a GParted live CD can't hurt, however ;)
[12:09] <jamiewan> np
[12:09] <DJones> Tsune: If you're not sure, the best place to ask will probably be ##windows though, the windows users tehre should be able to talk you through it
[12:09] <Tsune> nice
[12:09] <Tsune> thanks!
[12:10] <Tsune> 've to look the windows restore cd now
[12:12] <blashyrkh> when iam connecting my laptop with a lan cable the wireless is switched off automatically
[12:12] <blashyrkh> how can i turn off this functino?
[12:12] <blashyrkh> it says, "wireless lan is turned off by hardware switch"
[12:14] <ruslan_osmanov> I specified php.ini with PHPINIDir directive in /etc/apache2/sites-available/localhost: /var/www/localhost/conf/php.ini. This file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/608324/
[12:15] <ruslan_osmanov> phpinfo() outputs the raw constant name: COUNTER_RESET_PER_REQUEST. While it's value parsed successfully in any .php file
[12:15] <ruslan_osmanov> so I wonder, why the constant value is not parsed in php.ini and phpinfo()