[00:00] <corrupt_glxgears> I mean for the install
[00:00] <corrupt_glxgears> it sounds like X isn't loading for him
[00:00] <corrupt_glxgears> for the GUI
[00:00] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - ah right..
[00:01] <animesoup> flashplayer's installed and all but.
[00:01] <Kingsy101> I don't really wanna move distros.. I am pretty used to ubuntu now
[00:01] <marko_> Hi I have a question is there a bug in regards to Ubuntu 9.04 DNS and Wireless. I have very slow browsing and I'm not sure it's in regards to dns,mtu and or me using ipv6 in firefox about:config
[00:01] <buckwild> how do i add windows to grub? windows resides on a separate slave drive.
[00:02] <corrupt_glxgears> lol anyone want to take a crack on an issue with a very old, but supported gfx board? an intel 82810e DC-133?
[00:02] <Raenir> VICTORY IS MINE!
[00:02] <Raenir> EVE gets past the splash page finally!
[00:02] <corrupt_glxgears> hehehe
[00:02] <dretchswatter> buckwild, join #brug
[00:02] <Raenir> Damnit
[00:02] <dretchswatter> erm, #grub
[00:03] <Raenir> now it stopped working, cant scroll doqwn
[00:03] <buckwild> dretchswatter: no one answered
[00:03] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - I don't think my issue will be solved that way.. I got 9.04 installed through the upgrade it was on the startup it failed
[00:03] <windwhinny> Raenir,copy the fonts from windows to ~/.font and try again
[00:04] <dretchswatter> buckwild, oh. Have you tried their forums? supergrubdisk.org is a great site
[00:04] <buckwild> I'll try thanks
[00:04] <corrupt_glxgears> thank you windwhinny, now I can't wait to try that with FFXI. It's runningt but for bad text. You just gave me an idea
[00:05] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears,what is FFXI?
[00:05] <Kingsy101> that cant be the answer surely? "stay with 8.10 or change distros" ??
[00:05] <corrupt_glxgears> Final Fantasy XI Online
[00:05] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears.....
[00:06] <corrupt_glxgears> ??
[00:06] <Raenir> WindWhinny: where would the windows fonts be?
[00:06] <Raenir> in CCP folder or somewhere else?
[00:07] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears C:\windows\fonts
[00:07] <Kingsy101> anyone?
[00:07] <corrupt_glxgears> you mean Raenir?
[00:07] <geophysics> how can I install avant window navigator  to my 9.04  ??
[00:07] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[00:07] <windwhinny> geophysics, sudo apt-get install awn
[00:07] <fission62> i recently installed ubuntu, and was expected some reasonable performance gains on my machine, i am not to happy and was hoping to work with someone to make sure my instalation is tuned properly...does anyone have 15 minutes?
[00:08] <edbian> geophysics: "sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator"  :)
[00:08] <Raenir> Where technically would the .fonts folder be? I'm having troubl finidng it
[00:08] <webbi_> hello
[00:08] <windwhinny> corrupt_glxgears, YE...
[00:09] <windwhinny> Raenir,under your home dir
[00:09] <edbian> Raenir: /home/<you>/.fonts       (it's hidden)  ;)
[00:09] <webbi_> how should set network config file /etc/network/interfaces to set eth0 to use dhcp?
[00:09] <Raenir> I have it on show hidden files and folders
[00:09] <Raenir> I have .fontconfig
[00:09] <Raenir> doesnt appear to be a .fonts
[00:09] <fission62> ls -l
[00:10] <corrupt_glxgears> hmm as the intel goes, I def have hardware acceleration. Not only dri=yes but videois silky smooth. seems to be a 3d lib issue hrmm...
[00:10] <fission62> so can anyone here help me fine tune my instalation or point me to an online resource i can review
[00:10] <Raenir> yeah I have no .font or .fonts folder
[00:10] <Raenir> do I just make a new one?
[00:10] <VCoolio> Raenir: you can create it
[00:10] <windwhinny> Raenir,creat if
[00:10] <Flannel> !fonts
[00:10] <edbian> fission62: I would help you but I can't commit to 15 minutes :)  Maybe just a couple quick questions?
[00:10] <windwhinny> Raenir,creat it, ".fonts"
[00:11] <Raenir> lay
[00:11] <fission62> edbian: i believe that will work
[00:11] <acat> Even after googling, I'm not 100% clear on how to reinstall Ubuntu while keeping my /home directory, which is on a separate partition.  Can someone briefly explain this to me or point me to a very simple guide on the matter?
[00:11] <fission62> can you PM me so we can run through quickly
[00:11] <richardcavell> acat: Install Ubuntu on the / partition, and completely ignore your /home partition until after Ubuntu is fully installed.  Then mount your /home partition in /etc/fstab manually
[00:11] <zack> i cant get youtube videos to play they have sound but no video what to do?
[00:12] <kongming> Is it possible to have custom /dev names? (Such as a flash drive?) (example /dev/foo)
[00:12] <corrupt_glxgears> zack what kind of gfx card?
[00:12] <asem> hi
[00:12] <Freeman> hi guys
[00:12] <zack> unsure it worked with windows but switch to unubuntu today now dont work
[00:12] <acat> richardcavell: Two questions:  1) Won't Ubuntu place a /home directory in the same partition as / ?  2) I never had to mount my /home partition in /etc/fstab before - how is this done?  Are there special concerns since this /home is from a previous installation?
[00:13] <Freeman> how I could solve this error on my ubuntu server edition: 【Bug】halt: Unable to iterate IDE devices: NO such file or directory
[00:13] <Kingsy101> so can someone help me with my issue...
[00:13] <Kingsy101> ?
[00:13] <asem> hello
[00:13] <kongming> Kingsy101, what is your problem?
[00:13] <corrupt_glxgears> try lspci | grep VGA
[00:14] <Kingsy101> kongming - I have ubuntu 8.10 working perfectly.. then as soon as I upgrade or clean install 9.04 I either get random crashing or a big long trace on boot
[00:14] <richardcavell> acat: 1.  Yes it will, but after installing you can delete that directory's contents recursively and then mount the other partition in its place.  2.  It's pretty simple - ask us when you're up to that part.  The only special concern is that your userid and groupid have to be the same on the new installation for you to access your old files
[00:14] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,sometimes ,it happens
[00:15] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,try 64-bit ED?
[00:15] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - I don't understand. what do you mean? I have been trying to get this installed all night, I have been tryin clean and upgrades NOTHING WORKS
[00:15] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - my system is 32bit
[00:16] <acat> richardcavell:  Just to help me understand this - when I previously opted to put /home on its own partition, did it automatically place the appropriate language in /etc/fstab?  If I look there now, will I be able to discern this?
[00:16] <richardcavell> acat: yep
[00:16] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - what should I do?
[00:16] <richardcavell> acat: type more /etc/fstab into a Terminal
[00:16] <windwhinny> Kingsy101，you can rebuild your system to 64-bit, it's ok
[00:16] <mneptok> Kingsy101: stick with 8.10?
[00:17] <brandon> >?
[00:17] <brandon> Um
[00:17] <Kingsy101> mneptok - is that seriously the answer? a distro that cant be upgraded?
[00:17] <brandon> I need help with Venrtilo on Ubuntu 9.04
[00:17] <windwhinny> Kingsy101，if the ubuntu-9.04-32-bit don't work will,  don't use it anymore
[00:17] <mneptok> Kingsy101: what SATA chipset do you have? what video chipset? are there known issues with the kernel driver in either? what about other chipsets and their associated drivers in the 9.04 kernel? does it persist on 9.10 dailies?
[00:18] <Kingsy101> mneptok - I have no idea
[00:18] <mneptok> Kingsy101: then you might want to stick with what you know works.
[00:19] <brandon> Can anyone help me with ventrilo for ubuntu 9.04 im having trouble with talking in it i can hear but no one hears me
[00:19] <mattgyver> My internet connection is very slow on my 9.04 desktop however no other machines are slow, what can i check?
[00:20] <Raenir> the EULA screen of EVE Online is still bugged
[00:20] <windwhinny> Kingsy101， try another edition
[00:20] <Kingsy101> mneptok - I know what yout saying it just sounds a little crazy.. does this mean I am never going to be able to upgrade?
[00:20] <joeyeye> mattgyver: what network connection does your 9.04 use ?
[00:20] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - another edition? what do you mean? like what?
[00:20] <mattgyver> joeyeye, wired connection
[00:20] <bucky> mattgyver: ping your router and see if you have any dropped packets
[00:21] <joeyeye> mattgyver: and what's the network card ?
[00:21] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,suse fedora,kubuntu,and so on
[00:21] <brandon> Is a special channel i have to go to to get help for ventrilo?
[00:21] <mattgyver> bucky, no dropped packets
[00:21] <acat> richardcavell: So when the partition editor comes up on the live CD installation routine, do I choose "install them side by side, choosing between them each startup"?
[00:22] <Kingsy101> windwhinny - will that be a big change? i.e does suse have stuff like apt-get nautilus ? etc?
[00:22] <bucky> mattgyver: is your nameserver the same as the other computers'
[00:22] <richardcavell> acat: that has nothing to do with your /home partition.  That determines how many operating systems you'll be left with after installation
[00:22] <Drained> can anyone tell me a good resolution to run ubuntu on? like 1240x1024 is really nice on windows but ubuntu doesn't really make it seem as good.
[00:22] <mattgyver> bucky, that im not too sure of, how could i check?
[00:22] <bobo> joeyeye, check your pms
[00:22] <michael> Drained: it depends on your monitor man
[00:22] <bucky> mattgyver: cat /etc/resolv.conf on ubuntu
[00:23] <Drained> it's a 17' Crt :\
[00:23] <acat> richardcavell:  Well, what options do I choose in the ubuntu installer?  It's not made obvious.  If you want to pass me off to a guide on the subject, I'm OK with that, but I can't find one that inspires confidence that I'll keep my /home directory.  :-)
[00:23] <Drained> it can handle 1400x tho.
[00:23] <mattgyver> bucky, my name server points to my router
[00:23] <brandon> Can anyone help me with ventrilo on ubuntu?
[00:23] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,my PC doesn't work will with ubuntu-8.10-32-bit ,but work will with ubuntu-9.10
[00:23] <Drained> brandon: ventrilo isn't supported, the creator said "i will never release a linux version of ventrilo"
[00:23] <Kingsy101> I didnt even know there was a ubuntu-9.10
[00:24] <bucky> mattgyver: that usually sucks.. anyway do an ifconfig and see if you have any dropped
[00:24] <richardcavell> acat: ignore your /home partition entirely until Ubuntu is fully installed
[00:24] <bucky> or errors
[00:24] <joeyeye> mattgyver: ifconfig -a
[00:24] <windwhinny> Kingsy101,sorry...ubuntu9.04
[00:24] <Drained> there's a modded way to use it but it eats ur CPU reallllllly bad.
[00:24] <richardcavell> acat: forget about it for now.  Ubuntu doesn't know that it exists yet
[00:24] <thiebaude> !9.10
[00:24] <corrupt_glxgears> yup Kingsy101, it's i9n testing and available for download
[00:24] <mneptok> Kingsy101: it means that you should wait for 9.10, boot it from a LiveCD, and see if you have similar problems.
[00:24] <acat> richardcavell:  OK, but what options do I select in the ubuntu installer - obviously not "use the entire disk" so....?
[00:24] <richardcavell> acat: Choose whatever you want.  If you want to keep another operating system like windows, then choose install them side by side
[00:24] <Drained> Where is firefox's profile folder on ubuntu?
[00:24] <brandon> awwman
[00:24] <mattgyver> bucky, no droped
[00:24] <Kingsy101> mneptok - oh ok... I see
[00:24] <windwhinny> Drained,~/.mozilla
[00:24] <[zz]> hi, people :D
[00:25] <Drained> Acat: i really suggest you dont select "side by side"
[00:25] <Kingsy101> mneptok - so just use 8.10 until 9.10 maybe?
[00:25] <Drained> acat: it can lead to future paritioning problems.
[00:25] <corrupt_glxgears> 9.04 marked a vast improvement for gfx drivers and plug and play for me
[00:25] <Drained> Windwhinny: thanks mate.
[00:25] <kesiode> hi all, I just installed firefox-3.5 through apt-get but when I launch firefox from a command line, etc, the version that's launching is older.  Any help?
[00:25] <bucky> mattgyver: tell joeyeye what kind of network card you have
[00:25] <thiebaude> acat, when i did my dual boot, i selected side by side
[00:25] <mneptok> Kingsy101: i would. but i value my time, and don;t like beating my head against walls. ;)
[00:25] <Kingsy101> mneptok - just curious, is there a release date for 9.10?
[00:25] <mneptok> Kingsy101: "October"
[00:25] <Kingsy101> mneptok - heh yea
[00:25] <dare> kesiode, are you launching firefox-3.5 from command line?
[00:26] <Kingsy101> mneptok - cool I might just wait then..
[00:26] <windwhinny> Kingsy101 , not much different with 9.10 and 8.10
[00:26] <donnybrasco> I have just installed the dockbar app, but it doesn't show up in any of my menus, can anyone help me run the program?
[00:26] <acat> Drained:  I don't need my old Ubuntu installation - side by side is not desirable for me.  However, I don't understand, and this is what I had trouble finding on google:  What do I select in order to keep my /home and use it later?  Obviously not "use the entire disk" so I'm left with manual or side-by-side.  So let's say I do manual.  Now what?
[00:26] <kesiode> dare, I usually use alt+f2 and then firefox
[00:26] <dare> you must use firefox-3.5
[00:26] <corrupt_glxgears> Kingsy101 fyi, the first number is the last digit of the year of release the second is the month
[00:26] <neverblue> i want to install apache, php and mysql, whats the command to apt-get all those packages, as well as the dependencies ?
[00:26] <bucky> donnybrasco: i found the answer to the 3D view in chess
[00:26] <corrupt_glxgears> one comes out every 6 months
[00:26] <dare> kesiode, or shiretoko
[00:26] <joeyeye> mattgyver: could be a bad cable to router... could be link set to half-duplex, could be 10baseT ...
[00:26] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,what kind of docker?awn?
[00:26] <Drained> acat: just leave Ext3 there, and leave unallocated space.
[00:26] <dare> nvm, just firefox-3.5 works
[00:26] <kesiode> dare, ?
[00:27] <dare> kesiode, alt+f2 and then firefox-3.5
[00:27] <richardcavell> acat: forget about your /home partition entirely
[00:27] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - ah.. and so there are always two release per year? one in october and one in april ?
[00:27] <richardcavell> acat: don't tell the installer that it exists
[00:27] <[zz]> Okay, I've been having an ongoing problem since I installed 9.04. Basically, my fan doesn't seem to be recognized (/proc/acpi/fan/ is empty), and my notebook (HP dv5z-1000) shuts down fairly often from overheating. Any ideas about what to do?
[00:27] <corrupt_glxgears> yup
[00:27] <corrupt_glxgears> 6 moth cyc Kingsy101
[00:27] <donnybrasco> Awesome, bucky!! Let's have it :)
[00:27] <corrupt_glxgears> 6 month cycle*
[00:27] <mattgyver> joeyeye, im trying to figure out what card is in it right now.  It could be going bad i dont know, it started after some update though
[00:27] <Kingsy101> corrupt_glxgears - cool as man, well I guess I will just wait it out then
[00:27] <acat> Drained, richardcavell: Although I kinda know what I'm doing, please for a moment just treat me like an idiot.  :-)  I'm sitting at "prepare partitions" and looking at my partitions.  None have a mount point indicated.  Now what?
[00:27] <kesiode> dare, ahhh.. so it's a different browser?
[00:27] <boss_mc> neverblue: lamp-server
[00:27] <bucky> donnybrasco: https://launchpad.net/~robert-ancell/+archive/ppa/+files/python-opengl_3.0.0-1ubuntu1_all.deb
[00:27] <dare> it does not have firefox branding yet
[00:28] <dare> but yes, you have both installed
[00:28] <richardcavell> acat: Describe how you want your hard disk to look.
[00:28] <Drained> acat: i sent you a pm.
[00:28] <neverblue> boss_mc: sudo apt-get install lamp-server ?
[00:28] <richardcavell> acat: Do you intend to boot any operating system from the internal hard disk other than Ubuntu?
[00:28] <Cryptic_Donkey> Network manager won't shoe up in kde when i login using kde as the de, what networkmanager works fine in gnmoe
[00:28] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: not sure
[00:28] <tsai> Hi all,  I have Ubuntu 9.04 x64 installed.  Anybody know why youtube videos are silent?  I've googled w/ no luck.
[00:28] <mdg> styol: hi
[00:28] <corrupt_glxgears> I killed my last xp install last month =)
[00:28] <styol> hey there mdg :)
[00:28] <corrupt_glxgears> exclusive Linux now
[00:28] <mdg> styol: hows it going?
[00:29] <Lostinspac_46> I want to be able to open .pyc and .so files.
[00:29] <styol> mdg its goin alright, tryin to make it through the work day whee...
[00:29] <dare> tsai, pulse audio is probably the culprit
[00:29] <boss_mc> neverblue: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[00:29] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: I think it's awn
[00:29] <acat> richardcavell:  No.  I don't mind if the entire partition / is formatted, so long as /home stays with me.  The installer, however, does not make clear how to do this and gives me ominous warnings.
[00:29] <dare> at least it has been on the last two laptops i installed ubuntu on
[00:29] <styol> mdg i ended up deciding that it was just time to try and reinstall ubuntu and thus far, its been a mistake lol
[00:29] <boss_mc> tsai: 64bit flash support is pretty sketchy
[00:29] <tsai> dare: what should I do?
[00:29] <dare> open sound preferences
[00:29] <mdg> styol: seems like the last hour of work just drags on....
[00:29] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,ALT+F2，awn
[00:29] <dare> and change all events to use ALSA
[00:30] <richardcavell> acat: well like I said, don't let the installer know that /home exists
[00:30] <mdg> styol: oh no!! Sorry to hear that
[00:30] <styol> mdg its that looking at the clock that kills it haha
[00:30] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: didn't work
[00:30] <kesiode> Also, I went here and followed the directions to update pidgin: http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
[00:30] <mdg> styol: install not going well?
[00:30] <kesiode> and it's not showing up as updated
[00:30] <windwhinny> donnybrasco.....
[00:30] <styol> mdg its all good, my present issue seems to be rather sticky.. basically when ubuntu install goes to partition the drive, it says the drive is not large enough to create a partition or something like that
[00:30] <tsai> dare: ok, will check it out. thanks
[00:31] <mdg> styol: did you mini come with a USB with software on it?
[00:31] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,sorry ,my English is bad,i can't help you out
[00:31] <styol> mdg nope i had to create one with the original dell install and made a bootable flash drive out of it... http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/5885/quickshottrjnl.png
[00:32] <styol> "to small to be automatically partitioned"
[00:32] <donnybrasco> windwhinny: no problem, thanks for trying
[00:33] <windwhinny> donnybrasco,sorry ,if you install the awn with apt-get ,it will be a launcher in menu
[00:33] <mdg> styol: wonder what size partitions it used originally?
[00:33] <[zz]> six minutes, no reply? D':
[00:33] <styol> mdg thats a good question but the native drive is 4 gigs i think
[00:33] <joeyeye> styol: can you boot from usb or livecd and partition using parted ?
[00:33] <styol> yeah indeed
[00:33] <canthus13> [zz]: what was the question?
[00:33] <[zz]> Okay, I've been having an ongoing problem since I installed 9.04. Basically, my fan doesn't seem to be recognized (/proc/acpi/fan/ is empty), and my notebook (HP dv5z-1000) shuts down fairly often from overheating. Any ideas about what to do?
[00:34] <styol> joeyeye: presently my ubuntu install is sitting inside hte livecd, i left it while it was formatting the drive via some instructions i found
[00:34] <canthus13> [zz]: Get a laptop cooler.  I'm running a dv6000 with fan issues.  Not quite shutting down, but it's still a pain.
[00:34] <styol> joeyeye: but im totally open to any suggestions
[00:34] <mdg> styol: I guess the question is how much disk space does an ubuntu install need
[00:34] <neverblue> boss_mc: do you suggest I run a separate system, if I want to use apache/php/mysql ?
[00:34] <canthus13> [zz]: I've been looking for a fix for quite a while.
[00:34] <styol> mdg the iso from dell is 2.1 gigs
[00:34] <mattgyver> bucky, joeyeye, i notice that my network connections page shows my wired connection is 'never' used.  lspci shows my controller set as bridge, is that normal?
[00:34] <joeyeye> styol: so this is during the livecd install ?
[00:34] <thiebaude> mdg, 4gb
[00:35] <styol> joeyeye: it has a similar yet different error
[00:35] <neverblue> also, is Java still difficult to install/configure on Ubuntu?
[00:35] <[zz]> I could use the ever-classic "hey guys I have a problem linux can't solve hahaha" and then I'd have 67000 people here figuring it out :P
[00:35] <mdg> thiebaude: thanks!
[00:35] <styol> joeyeye: ill try it again and take a picture to upload
[00:35] <boss_mc> neverblue: http://divelog.no-ip.org is my computer's lamp page (the computer I'm on right now)
[00:35] <joeyeye> mattgyver: ifconfig -a
[00:35] <thiebaude> mdg, np
[00:35] <bucky> mattgyver: did you paste something?
[00:35] <boss_mc> neverblue: so I say it makes little difference
[00:35] <mdg> thiebaude: any suggestion for partition sizes for a 4 Gig solid state drive?
[00:35] <neverblue> boss_mc: I have my Ubuntu setup in VirtualPC
[00:36] <neverblue> i need to learn server side of linux
[00:36] <thiebaude> mdg, not for something that small, sorry
[00:36] <canthus13> [zz]: Heh. I've been trying to find a fix for it for months.  I may have to learn to program to fix it. :)
[00:36] <joeyeye> styol: what's the hard drive capacity and type and age of computer ?
[00:36] <[zz]> canthus13: that's probably what I'm going to do; been looking for a solution for a while and nothing's showed up
[00:36] <bucky> mattgyver: are you using your wireless card from the neighbors access point?
[00:36] <styol> joeyeye: 4 gig ssd dell mini 9 somebody shoot me
[00:36] <mattgyver> bucky, joeyeye, this is the output http://pastebin.com/m3c8f678c
[00:36] <mattgyver> bucky, no this is a wired connection this doesnt have a wireless card
[00:37] <boss_mc> neverblue: ah, I don't know about that, it should still be fine, it's pretty low demand (unless the site gets a lot of traffic)
[00:37] <windwhinny> mdg, my arch is 2G
[00:37] <neverblue> no, it will just be getting me, probably...
[00:37] <canthus13> [zz]: Probably hasn't been fixed because HP laptops are crap.
[00:37] <Cryptic_Donkey>  I would have suspected that installing kde from the reporitoeies would have taken care of the plasmoid wifi application
[00:37] <styol> joeyeye and mdg -- this makes me wonder how dell made this possible, but they likely just inject a file system onto the ssd rather then any regular installation means
[00:37] <Metatron> anyone know of an application for linux that will take input from  MIDI keyboard, and play it over the sound card's output...allowing me to change instruments...general midi or sysex or something?
[00:38] <windwhinny> mdg, with X window，a browser and a terminal
[00:38] <joeyeye> styol: it
[00:38] <joeyeye> styol: it's flash storage, right ?
[00:38] <styol> joeyeye: it has a native ssd and a flash slot
[00:39] <mdg> styol: I'm gonna look at the dell site and see if they have something...
[00:39] <tcrommie> Looking fot tech support for dell mini
[00:39] <zamba> i need a web based program to arrange and organize working hours for a different set of people
[00:39] <zamba> like a shift system
[00:39] <joeyeye> mattgyver: pastebin your lspci
[00:39] <zamba> .. if that's what it's called in english
[00:39] <zamba> a HR management program
[00:40] <mattgyver> joeyeye, http://pastebin.com/m36486de0
[00:40] <tcrommie> how do I get to tech support
[00:40] <mattgyver> joeyeye, it takes a second to find the page, however once it does it loads everything else quickly, at first i thought it was a DNS issue
[00:42] <spO> how do i make it so that for every Yes/No prompt, i automatically pick yes, for Apt-get?
[00:42] <joeyeye> mattgyver: it does sound like dns
[00:42] <zamba> spO: -y
[00:42] <joeyeye> mattgyver: try changing dns to NOT be the router, but some public DNS servers
[00:42] <mattgyver> joeyeye, let me try that
[00:42] <joeyeye> brb all --- dinner is served
[00:42] <spO> where are alrady downloaded packages stored at?
[00:43] <dare> joeyeye, care to share? :-)
[00:43] <richardcavell> joeyeye: dinner at 9.42 am?
[00:43] <tcrommie> WWERE DO I GET TECH SUPPORT
[00:43] <AsgardBeast> zamba : like gorganizer?
[00:43] <erUSUL> !caps | tcrommie
[00:43] <IsmAvatar> I was reinstalling Ubuntu 9.04 and my partition table went away. How do I get it back?
[00:43] <styol> tcrommie: http://support.dell.com
[00:43] <dare> tcrommie, dial 127 0 0 1
[00:43] <tcrommie> Support tells me to come here
[00:43] <windwhinny> spO /var/cache/apt/archives
[00:44] <zamba> AsgardBeast: i need something that's web based
[00:44] <styol> tcrommie: whats your issue?
[00:44] <GNU> hi
[00:44] <spO> thanks
[00:44] <tcrommie> The sound quit on the mini dell
[00:44] <Guest72017> i have downloaded AMD64 minimal CD but after installation have ubuntu 32bit? what is wrong??!!
[00:44] <styol> mdg and joeyeye -- this is what it warns me before actually installing http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9215/quickshottrfdh.png and then this is what it errors during install http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/1269/quickshottrcev.png
[00:44] <zamba> AsgardBeast: but basically a program where a task is specified and then the (human) resources needed to complete the task is specified.. and then the different users can either select task or get assigned them
[00:45] <zamba> tasks*
[00:45] <AsgardBeast> zamba : Like a help desk system?
[00:45] <Guest72017> any idea?
[00:45] <rayok> tcrommie: does the sound work in anything else besides ubuntu?
[00:45] <zamba> AsgardBeast: hm.. no..
[00:45] <Dr_Willis> Guest72017:  i would guess you either burnt/installed teh wrong cd/iso file.. or you are confused about 32/64bit. how are you 'seeing its 32bit'
[00:45] <zamba> AsgardBeast: more than one person can be assigned to a task
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> Could be a missnamed iso file.. but thats doubtfull.
[00:46] <zamba> AsgardBeast: and a task may have more than one needed resource "pools"
[00:46] <tcrommie> Nbuntu is the only thing on the dell mini
[00:46] <Guest72017> Dr_Willis: absolutlly sure that is amd64 bit
[00:46] <zamba> AsgardBeast: to be more specific.. this is for a company that's in live concert and event production
[00:46] <rayok> maybe try a live cd from a different disto? trying to see if its hardware or software :)
[00:46] <windwhinny> Guest72017,64bit system can run 32bit application
[00:47] <zamba> AsgardBeast: so we have one group of people that handles sound engineering and one that handles light.. and then also some that has to do the driving.. and the setup.. and so on..
[00:47] <Dr_Willis> Guest72017:  so how are you seeing its 32bit os then?
[00:47] <Guest72017> windwhinny: i have 4 GB ram and dual core CPU i will 64bit no 32bit
[00:47] <th0r> tcrommie: have you done an update recently?
[00:47] <zamba> AsgardBeast: and for every event we need to define the number of persons needed
[00:48] <Guest72017> Dr_Willis: with 'cat /etc/lsb-release
[00:48] <Guest72017> '
[00:48] <nexsja> What could happen if i remove the keyring package?
[00:48] <nexsja> It's a bit annoying, always asking for my root password, when connecting to wlan
[00:48] <celthunder> nexsja ... unless you use it nothing should happen
[00:49] <tcrommie> the mini does not have a cd drive
[00:49] <nexsja> celthunder, i do use it, but not by my own initiative :/
[00:49] <dare> hm, why does the default gnome-terminal profile say it is using 12pt when it really uses 9pt?
[00:49] <mankash> how to run winxp inside ubuntu like vmware for windows
[00:49] <nexsja> mankash, VirtualBox
[00:49] <celthunder> mankash you can use vmware to run xp in ubuntu
[00:49] <Dr_Willis> mankash:  vmnware and virtualbox exist for linux
[00:49] <Guest72017> any idea?
[00:50] <dare> vmware is not free though?
[00:50] <dare> you have to use the server edition with browser plugin which sucks?
[00:50] <nexsja> who needs vmware, when you have virtualbox :>
[00:50] <mdg> styol: I'm checking www.mydellmini.com - but nothing defintive yet...
[00:50] <dare> indeed, virtualbox is simple yet does the job great
[00:50] <windwhinny> Guest72017,my lsb-release doesn't say the system is 32 or 64 bit
[00:50] <dare> and seamless in virtualbox is nice
[00:50] <Guest72017> windwhinny: and how can detect it??
[00:51] <mankash> thanks
[00:51] <windwhinny> Guest72017, gnome terminal.........
[00:51] <celthunder> nexsja i didnt read the full article but probably http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[00:51] <losher> windwhinny: what does uname -a say?
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> windwhinny:  neither does mine. :)
[00:52] <windwhinny> losher Linux wind-PC 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[00:52] <Guest72017> windwhinny: oh is 64 i think 'uname -a
[00:52] <Guest72017> Linux linux 2.6.28-14-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Sat Jul 25 01:19:55 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux'
[00:52] <th0r> windwhinny: that is 32 bit
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> uname -a
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> Linux cow 2.6.28-14-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Sat Jul 25 01:19:55 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[00:52] <BitTorrent> Dr_Willis: howdy, have a nice day.
[00:52] <windwhinny> Guest72017 x86_64
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> Yes My PC name is 'cow' :)
[00:52] <Guest72017> thnx
[00:53] <dare> is it black and white?
[00:53] <AsgardBeast> zamba : how bout TaskJuggler
[00:53] <Kingsy101> anyone in here ever used the app Team Viewer on WINE?
[00:54] <dare> kingsys101, did you google team viewer + wine? it looks like it runs
[00:54] <mdg> styol: if you run ubuntu from your USB flash drive, does the wireless work?
[00:54] <zamba> AsgardBeast: it has to be web based
[00:54] <styol> mdg that is such a good question my friend, let me check
[00:55] <IsmAvatar> I was reinstalling Ubuntu 9.04 and my partition table went away. How do I get it back?
[00:55] <Harryy> Hello, I am having ttrouble making log files. It is probably a simple answer, but someone could help me here, I would appreciate it. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1230796
[00:55] <AsgardBeast> zamba : Thats right. Missed that part.
[00:56] <zamba> Harryy: auth.log.1 is logrotate rotating the logs
[00:56] <styol> mdg on the left click there is no Wireless Network option like there used to be, however on right mouse click there is "Edit Wireless Networks" which wasnt appearing in the real system, but it just loads a manager with no AP's listed
[00:56] <Harryy> zamba: okay. about the rest of my question though?
[00:56] <zamba> Harryy: auth.log will be the file with the latest entries in
[00:56] <zamba> Harryy: no, i believe fail2ban will only use auth.log (or the one file you specify)
[00:57] <Harryy> zamba: but why when i start sshd, it doesnt make nor try to access my auth.log file?
[00:57] <Harryy> and when I ssh in, it doesnt log me etc
[00:57] <losher> IsmAvatar: people tell me that testdisk http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk sometimes restores lost partitions...
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: try restarting syslog instead
[00:57] <mdg> styol: is there an enable networking option there?
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: see what happens then
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: and remove the auth.log-file you've created
[00:57] <styol> mdg yeah
[00:57] <fission62> i installed through wubi and now i need to partition more space for / i am basically out, what are my options
[00:57] <styol> mdg and it is checked
[00:57] <zamba> Harryy: so, to summarize.. remove auth.log and restart syslog
[00:58] <Harryy> zamba: okay. so stop it and remove all auto.log* files?
[00:58] <zamba> Harryy: yup
[00:58] <Harryy> k ill brb then
[00:58] <zamba> Harryy: auth.log*
[00:58] <Harryy> ye typo :d
[00:58] <zamba> will get you into trouble :)
[00:58] <zip> yeah...u dont need log
[00:58] <nexsja> celthunder, thank you for the article, it does answer all the questions i had :>
[00:58] <mdg> styol: at a command line try :  sudo iwlist scan
[00:59] <Harryy> zamba: * Reloading system log daemon...                                        [fail]
[00:59] <IsmAvatar> losher: thanks, I'll look into it
[00:59] <zip> celthunder, what was the link...sorry i was outside talking to my wife and drinking a jerimiahs "sweet tea" weed
[00:59] <styol> mdg interface doesnt support scanning, its now showing hte device still like it wasnt before :(
[00:59] <OttifantSir> !paste > OttifantSir
[01:00] <Harryy> hmm, firefox update
[01:00] <aaroninfidel> anyone use CS4 on ubuntu? I'm having problems.
[01:00] <styol> mdg lspci shows the card, lsmod does not, ifconfig / iwconfig does not show the interface
[01:00] <Harryy> zamba: do you know why it is failing to restart syslogd?
[01:00] <windwhinny> aaroninfidel， photoshop CS4?
[01:00] <zip> cs4 is a big waste of money in my opinion.....
[01:00] <aaroninfidel> windwhinny: yes sir.
[01:00] <Drained> "sorry the jockey backend crashed, please file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common try to recover by restarting backend."
[01:01] <Drained> it happends when i click hardware drivers.
[01:01] <todor943> can i get some help with some bitchy ati drivers?
[01:01] <zamba> Harryy: check your logs ;)
[01:01] <zip> i buy cs3...then cs4 comes out....u cant even have it installed on more than 2 machines....if you log in with it active at work or home...you get a license kill
[01:01] <Harryy> it won't make logs if the logdaemon isnt working? :3
[01:01] <mdg> styol: I found a guide on installing - it talks about the partitions
[01:01] <zamba> Harryy: that was the phun :p
[01:01] <ceil420> how can i get rid of these partition icons on my desktop?
[01:01] <Harryy> :(
[01:01] <zamba> Harryy: but try stopping it and the starting it
[01:01] <Harryy> heh, well how can I fix it? :P
[01:01] <Harryy> okay
[01:01] <styol> mdg reeeealllly? linkie sauce?
[01:01] <Mortis> I'm looking at switching to 'regular' ubuntu, from Xubuntu. Can someone give some insight on if my PC can handle it?
[01:01] <mdg> styol: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2008/10/installing-ubuntu-on-dell-inspiron-mini.html
[01:01] <Drained> Ceil, right click 'unmount volume'
[01:02] <zamba> it probably just whines because you've removed the files it created
[01:02] <Harryy> kk
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> Mortis:  most mondern pc's can..
[01:02] <todor943> i need some help with my 9200SE
[01:02] <ceil420> Drained, i don't wanna unmount the drive, i just want the icon gone
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> Mortis:  whats your system stats?
[01:02] <mankash> how easy to port existing ubuntu installation to new motherboard
[01:02] <zamba> mankash: very
[01:02] <m1dlg> hi guys, How do I force a check of my HDD if it's in use (like 'doze does during start up) I get warnings if I sudo fsck on my main drive and don't umount it first
[01:02] <mdg> styol: its says do manual install and not use swap partition
[01:02] <Drained> Blah, sorry i don't know then.
[01:02] <zamba> mankash: everything in linux is a file, so nothing it tied to the underlying hardware
[01:02] <ceil420> :|
[01:02] <zip> ceil420, unmount....then you should be able to free up that and move it..
[01:03] <ceil420> i don't like crap on my desktop
[01:03] <mankash> zamba: but kernel is
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> !fsck
[01:03] <barracuda> Hello Does any body familiar with installing TTYredirector onto ubuntu machine
[01:03] <Harryy> zamba: I re ran the syslogdaemon, and reran sshd, still did not make the .log file
[01:03] <styol> mdg interesting, im reading.. first thing i noticed was compatible flash drives, ive probably not got that right now
[01:03] <rayok> ooh.. how does one turn off the routine checking of drives when booting? or the bad shutdown check?
[01:03] <DeSian> casn install LAMP as one package to have mysql-server apache2 ..etc?
[01:03] <zamba> mankash: yeah, but if you're running ubuntu you're running a standard kernel and not one that's modified for specific hardware
[01:03] <m1dlg> ta DrWillis,
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> rayok:  see what teh bot said. :)
[01:03] <Drained> guys, are any of you having problems with "hardware drivers"
[01:03] <zamba> Harryy: try logging in and see what happens?
[01:03] <Drained> it keeps crashing for me :(
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> rayok:  its best to let the thing check...
[01:03] <mdg> styol: I thought you were running ubuntu from a USB flash drive on our mini
[01:04] <zamba> Harryy: and give it time to flush the log entries to disk
[01:04] <ceil420> zip, how do i not have an icon while the drive is mounted?
[01:04] <styol> mdg:  yeah i am thats what i meant
[01:04] <mankash> zamba: I can simply change the motherboard without touching ubuntu install
[01:04] <rayok> ok.. then is there anyway to tell which file(s) on the hd that make it stop for a while?
[01:04] <stew> DeSian: you need libapache2-mod-php5, mysql-server, php5-mysql
[01:04] <zamba> mankash: yup
[01:04] <styol> its just... a Sandisk MicroMate usb adapter for a Sandisk SD
[01:04] <Drained> h
[01:04] <mankash> zamba: thanks great
[01:04] <rayok> 522/1726 or something
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> Mortis:  thats plenty for ubuntu. More ram is always good. but ive ran ubuntu on 1/2 that machines power...
[01:04] <Drained> hello?, ANYONE else having problems connecting to jockey backend???
[01:04] <zamba> mankash: in theory, at least :)
[01:04] <Harryy> zamba: relogged in. "sudo nano /etc/log/auth.log" gives me "New File", and if I tab on "auth", it doesnt give me any options
[01:04] <zamba> mankash: but i'm pretty confident that it'll work just perfectly
[01:05] <styol> mdg just my particular usb stick isnt mentioned cause its a usb adapter with a sd plugin..
[01:05] <DeSian> stew, nice to see you her :) but bei command line installation was as one package LAMP server.
[01:05] <mankash> I will try
[01:05] <IsmAvatar> How do I enable the component called 'universe'?
[01:05] <zamba> IsmAvatar: System - Administration - Software Sources
[01:05] <styol> mdg and alrightie ill try the steps on this guide, i used guided to prepare the disk space so surely with appropriate instructions hopefully ill have a better experience hehe... thanks so much for the link
[01:05] <IsmAvatar> ah, thanks
[01:06] <Mortis> Thanks Doctor.
[01:06] <m1dlg> DrWillis, one more - I was copying some files (about 300Gb worth) from a folder on the desktop and the file browser windows and the file operations window disapeared and so did all my desktop icons too. I can't find the remaining 50odd gb folder on the desktop, has it gone, or will a fsck fix it?
[01:06] <donnybrasco> bucky: thanks that worked (even though it said I already had the same version installed)
[01:06] <mdg> styol: your welcome :)  Good luck and let us know how it goes
[01:06] <styol> mdg absolutely, will do.. should be a sec here hehe
[01:06] <aaroninfidel> anyone know how to get photoshop CS4 working on ubuntu 9.04?
[01:06] <Harryy> use GIMP
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> m1dlg:  hard to tell...  you were copying from a location on the hard drive.. to a 2nd location on the hard drive? or a 2nd drive?
[01:07] <rayok> aaroninfidel: which version of wine you using?
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | aaroninfidel
[01:07] <rayok> if 1.0.1, try the latest
[01:07] <m1dlg> Dr_Willis, Form dresktop to USB HDD
[01:07] <rayok> or that :)
[01:07] <Harryy> zamba: do you know anything else I should try to fix my log problem?
[01:08] <ceil420> how can i get rid of these partition icons on my desktop (while keeping the partition mounted)?
[01:08] <aaroninfidel> rayok, I've tried a few, but as of right now the latest 1.1.26 all of the installs after 1.1.17 from wineDB say are garbage...
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> m1dlg:  its possible  there was some sort of error on the usb hd and it stoped copying the files over as it crashed.
[01:08] <Drained> where is sources.list located??
[01:08] <rayok> Drained: /etc/apt/
[01:08] <Drained> it's etc/ then what
[01:08] <mankash> what is the command to know the ram usage?
[01:08] <Harryy> Drained: `sudo find . | grep sources'
[01:08] <Drained> OOH thanks rayok.
[01:08] <dio_> hello
[01:08] <stew> Drained: man sources.list
[01:08] <th0r> mankash: free
[01:09] <m1dlg> It's the files on the desktop thats missing, so I guess a HDD failure is iminent
[01:09] <aaroninfidel> rayok: and I can't find any versions lower then 1.1.18 that are supported by 9.04
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Drained:  learn the command 'locate sources.list' :)
[01:09] <m1dlg> I'm going to try a go with spinrite tomorrow
[01:09] <Drained> and waste cpu searching for something that im in the directory of? no thanks.
[01:09] <maodun> i have a vpn connection up, such that i have an interface 'tun0'. i would like to route all my traffic through tun0 - it seems i can use 'route' to do this, but i don't know exactly what to do with route. is anyone familiar with it?
[01:09] <stew> DeSian: "aptitude search '~Dlibapache2-mod-php5~Dphp5-mysql~Dmysql-server'" would find packages depending on all three, but I dont' think there is one existing just for this purpose
[01:09] <rayok> hrm.. 1.0.1 comes with 9.04 right?
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> m1dlg:  so you 'copied' then lost the originals? thats not a good sign
[01:09] <DeSian> stew, thnx again
[01:10] <Harryy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1230796 <== Need help with SSHD logs if anyone knows how to fix my problem
[01:10] <aaroninfidel> rayok, it might, I could try an install on that version. but the lowest I've seen a successful install is 1.1.13
[01:10] <m1dlg> Dr_Willis, was cut and paste job - I needed to move stuff PDQ as I am going on holiday in a day and I needed to work on something that needed some space.
[01:11] <dahlia> does samba do any kind of file translation?
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> dahlia:  file name? or file data?
[01:11] <dahlia> data
[01:11] <rayok> hrm.. could have sworn someone installed it with 1.0.1.. i dunno though.. im a wilbur fan myself :)
[01:11] <stew> Harryy: sshd isn't the thing that makes auth.log is, your syslog daemon is.  if you remove the auth.log file, you'll have to restart your syslog daemon (or send it a SIGHUP) to make it reopen the logfiles
[01:11] <myself> im a fan of u
[01:12] <rayok> aww
[01:12] <dhalsimm> hello everybody, I want to make a link of a file to /usr/bin, I tried this "sudo ln -s ~/redcar/bin/redcar /usr/bin/redcar" ... this is working but when I try to run it, it still looks for files in /usr/bin instead of redcar's own directory. So it gives a error like not found file. I would like this to work. thanks
[01:12] <Harryy> stew: I tried that too; did not remake the file ;___;
[01:12] <rayok> i should start a blog :P
[01:12] <stew> Harryy: what process does 'fuser /var/log/auth.log.1' report as having it open?
[01:12] <jefinc> dhalsimm: you can setup a link to it using -ln I believe
[01:13] <Harryy> stew: I already deleted those log files.. :| they do not exist anymore
[01:13] <jefinc> dhalsimm: oops I obviously didn't read clear enough
[01:13] <Drained> ok i'll try one last time... does anyone else have a problem downloading from ubuntu's backend?
[01:13] <IsmAvatar> bummer, looks like my partition table's lost
[01:14] <Drained> ismAvatar: i feel you, i just reformated my ENTIRE drive, and reinstalled windows and ubuntu.
[01:14] <rayok> Drained: try exlax :P
[01:14] <mankash> what is the latest version of kernel version ubuntu is using?
[01:14] <Harryy> stew: when I reload-or-restart the syslogd, I get "chown: cannot access `/var/log/auth.log': No such file or directory"
[01:14] <Drained> no Rayok, it was a serious question..
[01:14] <rayok> sorry
[01:14] <Drained> -14 mankash.
[01:14] <dhalsimm> jefinc: np :)
[01:14] <ox> hey! if i want to re-compile kernel i must copy .config into /boot ? thanks
[01:14] <spO> gnome desktop environment relies on ~/.gconf files and ~/Desktop directory, right? anything else that is needed?
[01:14] <Dr_Willis> ox:  .config does not go to /boot/
[01:14] <IsmAvatar> Drained: fortunately, I keep all my data on a separate disk and backed up, so all I lost was Windows and Linux, but still, Windows is a pain to reinstall
[01:14] <Drained> Yeah, idk i can't update my graphics drivers it tells me to "try to restart ubuntu's back end"
[01:14] <Harryy> Omg. chmodding it worked
[01:14] <Harryy> thanks
[01:15] <ironfoot_495> HI all I can't seem toget on #php is there another option?
[01:15] <m1dlg> Dr_Willis, Manythanks Will give it a go with the sudo shutdown -F -r now command in a second. Ta
[01:15] <ox> Dr_Willis then ?
[01:15] <dare> ironfoot, ask in #freenode
[01:15] <Drained> IsmAvatar: i just finished coding a Registry backup that happends right before shutdown, so if i loose a parition, i can save the drive :)
[01:15] <Drained> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[01:15] <Drained> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[01:16] <dhalsimm> anyone knows about linking? or should I use nautilus to make links
[01:16] <Drained> oops, i thought it would stay on 1 line. but i keep getting those errors...
[01:16]  * bucky hands ironfoot_495 a /join ##php
[01:16] <nuada1234> drained, do you have another package manager running?
[01:16] <Drained> nope...
[01:16] <rayok> dhalsimm: man ln
[01:16] <davi_> my jaunty is halting on a black screen when switching users... anyone seen something like that before?
[01:16] <nuada1234> or running it with sudo?
[01:16] <spO> if i add a new user, what default configuration files get added to that user'?
[01:16] <Drained> i had sudo su, open in my terminal..
[01:17] <donnybrasco> I have a question about synaptic: when should one select 'mark for removal' vs 'mark for complete removal'?
[01:17] <Drained> even after closing that, it failed :(
[01:17] <ironfoot_495> ok I'll try it thanks? Bucky
[01:17] <Drained> Gah, i can't install anything from package manager :(
[01:18] <ceil420> donnybrasco, i think 'complete removal' also removes configuration files and files that it depends on but nothing else does
[01:18] <nuada1234> donnybrasco, mark for complete removal also removes configuration files afaik.. it's the same as doing 'apt-get --purge remove <pkg>' in a terminal.. the normal remove omits the --purge option
[01:18] <dare> fuser -v /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
[01:18] <mdg> styol: having any luck?
[01:18] <zip> and more....
[01:19] <dare> Drained, ^
[01:19] <bucky> Drained: that error means you've got another instance of synaptic open somewhere
[01:19] <Drained> yes i saw :     root       3661 F.... jockey-backend
[01:19] <dare> then kill -9 the PID
[01:19] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  also remember that neither of those will remove the USERS config files...
[01:19] <zip> can we say botnet??????
[01:19] <dare> kill -9 3661
[01:19] <styol> mdg just started the actual install process, got the same warning i took a picture of
[01:19] <Drained> buckey: no it doesn't, it has to do with the way it's downloading them.
[01:19] <ironfoot_495> bucky it didn't work it went to a overflow of some kind???
[01:19] <donnybrasco> so why would you want to keep the config file if you're removing a program?
[01:19] <nuada1234> perhaps you are just reinstalling it and want to keep all your settings
[01:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: guess what?
[01:19] <zip> so he can reconfigure it if the package is missing it ;)
[01:20] <styol> mdg same warning as in http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9215/quickshottrfdh.png
[01:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: hi!
[01:20] <Drained> hello there Deex, did you get that netbook to work lol?
[01:20] <ceil420> how can i get rid of these partition icons on my desktop (while keeping the partition mounted)?
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  think long and hard about that.. when you got 100+ users who may or may not have their own perosnal version installed.. and you want the admin tools  to go throguh their home dirs and remove files.. Not a good idea
[01:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: Okay, I'll guess what??
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  what if you reinstalled the app 3 min later..  I reinstalled remix using the flashcard
[01:21] <zip> ceil420, no idea...but if you got some green like you name implies..I might figure it out...
[01:21] <spO> if i add a new user, where does that new user get its default configuration files from?
[01:21] <Dr_Willis> donnybrasco:  system configs are handled by the admin.. user configs.. are left to the user.
[01:21] <styol> mdg yeah for sure its less then 4 gigs tho apparently
[01:21] <deexannihilate> mdg: the wireless kind of works!
[01:21] <rww> spO: /etc/skel/
[01:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: yah!
[01:21] <ceil420> zip, still working on that "transmitting green over tcp/ip" thing
[01:21] <ironfoot_495> Do i have to be registered??
[01:21] <raulh> E: Unable to lock the download directory, BLA still getting the error :\
[01:21] <andresj> hello, how do i stop ssh from asking me "Enter passphrase for key ${HOME}/.ssh/id_rsa'" every time I try to connect to a server?
[01:21] <dare> raulh, full error?
[01:22] <rayok> ceil420: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=128384 ?
[01:22] <mdg> styol: did you install everything in one partition or did you choose to the separate home partition?
[01:22] <zip> ceil420, keep it up....that will be the next ebake.com
[01:22] <deexannihilate> mdg: it worked at starbucks this morning with the usual slowness, but it isn't working in my house. so, I presume the router above my head is a problem
[01:22] <styol> andresj: you cant, that will happen every time you encounter a new server... after it happens once tho, it wont happen again to the same server
[01:22] <raulh> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)E: Unable to lock the download directory
[01:22] <spO> rww, what about files for when that user starts a desktop session?
[01:22] <ceil420> rayok, forgot about the forums :x cheers
[01:22] <dare> raulh, fuser -v /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
[01:22] <dare> then kill -9 the PID number
[01:22] <raulh> i already did it didn't help
[01:22] <bucky> andresj: google for bypass passphrase key for ssh
[01:22] <andresj> styol, it keeps asking me, even though I connect to the same server
[01:22] <styol> mdg everything in one partition, this is just a test comp for an in-store application we're developing
[01:22] <andresj> it used to not ask me for anything
[01:23] <styol> andresj: that is not normal i dont believe, or for some reason its not saving the keys in ssh_hosts or whatever file it was
[01:23] <DeSian> stew, founde it "tasksel install lamp-server" that es what i nedd :)
[01:23] <andresj> and I'm not sure what I changed so now it asks me every time
[01:23] <mdg> deexannihilate: hmm..... thinking
[01:23] <mdg> anyone know if ubuntu will let you check db strength of signal?
[01:23] <spO> can i make it so a user exists, but that user cannot login via telnet, ssh, nor remote desktop or freenx ?
[01:23] <styol> mdg i did like the /home partition idea but its not applicable hehe
[01:23] <ceil420> what's this "Configuration Editor" called in 9.04?
[01:24] <raulh> ceil "gedit"?
[01:24] <trism> ceil420 gconf-editor on the command line works
[01:24] <rayok> ceil420: its gconf-editor
[01:24] <styol> mdg lol no error... but system froze, should i leave it?
[01:24] <ceil420> cheers@u2
[01:24] <raulh> ok i'm going to restart to see if it is a packager problem..
[01:24] <raulh> brb..
[01:24] <rayok> ceil420: its in the menu, just not shown by default i think.. edit menu and should be in there
[01:24] <mdg> styol: did you use ext2 for install?
[01:24] <styol> yeah
[01:24] <bucky> andresj: did you hose up your permissions/ownership in ~/.ssh
[01:24] <spO> i want to makea  user so i people can access drives remotely via samba, but that no one can login via ssh,telnet nor desktop
[01:24] <rww> spO: I think they're generated by gconf from the stuff in /var/lib/gconf/, but I'm not sure.
[01:24] <mdg> styol: it just froze - you mean the install?
[01:25] <ceil420> rayok, i got it, thanks :)
[01:25] <spO> thanks
[01:25] <styol> mdg yeah whole computer froze, during install... 15%
[01:25] <rayok> :)
[01:25] <andresj> bucky: drwx------  2 andres andres    4096 2009-05-18 23:23 .ssh
[01:25] <styol> mdg mouse locked up etc.. think i gotta reboot this beyotch
[01:25] <andresj> -rw-r--r-- 1 andres andres 7432 2009-05-18 23:23 known_hosts
[01:25] <mdg> styol: sounds like a reboot wouldn't hurt
[01:25] <styol> andresj: i guess you could try upping hte permissions but i dunno
[01:25] <styol> mdg alrightie
[01:25] <spO> sp0, do you know how to make it so no one can login as as user and the user is only for samba remote access to disks?
[01:26] <andresj> styol: hum... very weird
[01:26] <mdg> can iwlist scan show db strength?
[01:26] <deexannihilate> mdg: I also wanted to try installing the new one. let me find the link, perhaps you can help if you don't mind!
[01:26] <styol> andresj: indeed that is weird ive never encountered that... ive only encountered the key changing
[01:26] <mdg> deexannihilate: I can try :)
[01:27] <XKCD64> I want to thank to Ubuntu community for being so helpful when I need it.  Thanks guys!
[01:27] <davi_> anyone knows the issue on ubuntu halting when switching users?
[01:27] <andresj> styol, bucky: hum... I'll look it up in the Wiki, then. :) thank you! :D
[01:28] <Wicked> !midori
[01:28] <styol> no prob andresj
[01:28] <davi_> !subversion
[01:28] <navatwo> guys, so in my terminal, I get loads of ? symbols for different characters, I am already usin UTF-8, any other suggestions to get the actual characters
[01:28] <navatwo> (This is for irssi, sorry for not saying that in first line)
[01:29] <mdg> styol: when you installed, do you remember if sda1 was marked as the mount point (had a / under the column header of "mount")
[01:29] <styol> mdg i actually didnt notice that
[01:29] <Brando753> guys flash videos dont play for me any more, what do i do?
[01:29] <styol> Brando753: tried reinstalling flash? restarting browser? rebooting computer?
[01:29] <mdg> styol: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ubuntu1501/2946895135/
[01:30] <Brando753> yup
[01:30] <navatwo> Brando753: you have the latest plugins? Try doing "sudo apt-get update"
[01:30] <styol> mdg ah yeah for sure, i made sure to mount it at /
[01:30] <navatwo> restart your browser, see what happens
[01:30] <deexannihilate> mdg: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne scroll down to wireless module
[01:30] <navatwo> guys, so in my terminal, I get loads of ? symbols for different characters, I am already usin UTF-8, any other suggestions to get the actual characters. This is when I run irssi
[01:30] <zamba> navatwo: screen?
[01:30] <Brando753> i have
[01:31] <mankash> does anybody know when is ubuntu coming up with kernel version 2.6.30?
[01:31] <navatwo> zamba: what do you mean?
[01:31] <zamba> navatwo: ok, then you're not using screen :,)
[01:31] <ctmjr> mdg: to answer your question iwlist does have the signal strength
[01:31] <zamba> navatwo: 'locale' says what?
[01:31] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'm hoping this will work! I attempted it this morning. I entered the first line and it went through and then the wireless disconnected
[01:31] <navatwo> en_CA.UTF-8
[01:31] <zamba> navatwo: æøå
[01:32] <navatwo> I can see those.
[01:32] <zamba> navatwo: then you're using utf-8 just fine
[01:32] <navatwo> zamba: no, im not =/
[01:32] <linuxguy2009> navatwo: What characters are being represented by "?"?
[01:32] <styol> mdg wow yeah looks like something fuct up hard this last time... cant boot into the usb stick anymore, looks like im gonna have to remake it
[01:32] <navatwo> I cant see the >> character, where the >> is one char rather than tw
[01:32] <zamba> navatwo: oh? why not? if you're not, how could you read the characters i wrote?
[01:33] <navatwo> its just a few chars that are messed up
[01:33] <mdg> deexannihilate: you mean the "wireless broken in Intrepid" section?
[01:33] <mdg> styol: you using regular ubuntu or ubuntu netbook remix?
[01:33] <styol> using the one directly from dells site
[01:33] <deexannihilate> mdg: it is under installing ubuntu
[01:33] <zamba> navatwo: like what?
[01:34] <navatwo> uhm
[01:34] <navatwo> one sec
[01:34] <raulh> Ok, well the restart seem's to have fixed the packaging problem o.o.
[01:34] <deexannihilate> dg: oh geez. i didn't realize it was 8.10 cancel that :(
[01:34] <mdg> styol: oh.  You have a link to that particular .iso?
[01:34] <navatwo> zamba: http://irssi.org/themefiles/aka.png notice the arrows after the colon>
[01:34] <mankash> is it difficult to make access point in  ubuntu using wireless card?
[01:34] <aaroninfidel> can someone tell me how to compile wine on ubuntu 9.04?
[01:35] <trism> so you can't see »  ?
[01:35] <navatwo> I saw the first one
[01:35] <mdg> deexannihilate: "installing ubuntu intrepid ibex on 8.10 on ace aspire one?
[01:35] <raulh> mankash: is your wifi card supported?
[01:35] <navatwo> but not the second
[01:35] <navatwo> wait
[01:35] <navatwo> I saw that arrow thing
[01:35] <trism> I only did one
[01:35] <FloodBot2> navatwo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:35] <navatwo> =/
[01:35] <linuxguy2009> aaroninfidel: Why compile it? You can download the newest build directly from the winehq repo.
[01:35] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes. I didn't realize it was under 8.10
[01:35] <mankash> yes in managed mode, I don't know about master mode?
[01:35] <aaroninfidel> linuxguy2009: because I need a specific version that runs Photoshop CS4.
[01:35] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay, we are on same page
[01:35] <mankash> raulh: yes in managed mode, I don't know about master mode?
[01:35] <styol> mdg yeah for sure one sec
[01:36] <raulh> mankash: well it's not hard at all, and if u can't get it to work with the linux drivers you could try to use ndiswrapper?
[01:36] <linuxguy2009> aaroninfidel: Given Gimp a good try?
[01:36] <mdg> deexannihilate: then the "wireless" section directly under that?
[01:36] <mixer_> ubuntu.it
[01:37] <navatwo> bah
[01:37] <aaroninfidel> linuxguy2009: yes, it doesn't fit my needs.
[01:37] <navatwo> this character isnt a huge deal
[01:37] <navatwo> just annoying
[01:37] <navatwo> .w 4
[01:37] <raulh> hmmmmmm... "hardware drivers" crashes and freezes my system everytime i run it anyone ever encounter this problem??
[01:37] <mankash> raulh: how to do it using linux wireless drivers
[01:37] <deexannihilate> mdg: that is what I was looking at
[01:37] <raulh> mankash: i've never setup a wifi card using the linux drivers, but try "network settings"
[01:38] <styol> mdg http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9215/quickshottrfdh.png
[01:38] <deexannihilate> mdg: but I didn't realize it was 8.10, so it won't be compatible with remix 9.04 right?
[01:38] <styol> mdg doh http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_8.04/OS_Reinstallation
[01:39] <Kingsy101> anyone in here ever used the app Team Veiwer under WINE?
[01:39] <linuxguy2009> Kingsy101: maybe try #winehq?
[01:39] <raulh> king: it only works for you to connect to other people it wont work with them remoting you.
[01:39] <mdg> deexannihilate: yeah, we need to find the 9.04
[01:39] <deexannihilate> mdg: ethernet card also doesn't work out of the box for D250. Download AR813X-linux-v<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz from http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx and install it manually. Ignore gzip warnings about "trailing garbage".
[01:39] <Kingsy101> cool, will do thanks
[01:40] <deexannihilate> mdg: we attempted this the other day, but that specific driver they mention isn't available on that page that I can find
[01:40] <raulh> "sorry the jockey backend crashed. plesae file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common "trying to recover by restarting backend"
[01:40] <mdg> styol: you made a cd/dvd?
[01:40] <raulh> that's the error i get after a 15 minute "hardware drivers" downloading and installing screen.
[01:41] <blognewb> are these the same? sudo -i == su -
[01:41] <blognewb> ??
[01:41] <styol> mdg i made a usb flash drive using UNetBootin and i think this was the link where i got the actual download from http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_8.04
[01:41] <styol> mdg dell mini 8.04 direct download iso: http://linux.dell.com/files/ubuntu/hardy/iso-images/ubuntu-8.04.1-dell-reinstall.iso
[01:42] <mdg> deexannihilate: I found a linking page with the ethernet driver
[01:42] <raulh> anyone? sorry the jockey backend crashed. plesae file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common "trying to recover by restarting backend"
[01:43] <mdg> styol: thanks for that link :)
[01:43] <styol> mdg my pleasure
[01:44] <raulh> Guess nobody's ever encountered it installing nividia 180 prop drivers..
[01:44] <deexannihilate> mdg; the thing about that page that confused me: I am almost certain there were two drivers under Family Linux last week when we looked at it
[01:44] <leet4christ> Hey, I've heard there's a way to route DirectX through OpenGL. Truth?
[01:44] <mankash> lspci is showing my wireless card but ifconfig and iwconfig do not?
[01:44] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Whats going on? errors with nvidia driver installation?
[01:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: I have followed the driver link yet.
[01:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: you have already reinstalled 9.04 right?
[01:44] <Brando753> guys whenever i try to install something i get this error
[01:45] <Brando753> Failed to fetch http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nspr/libnspr4-dev_4.7.3-0ubuntu2_i386.deb 403 Forbidden
[01:45] <raulh> linuxguy2009: it's the entire "hardware drivers" thing in system>administration
[01:45] <Brando753> Failed to fetch http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nss/libnss3-dev_3.12.2~rc1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb 403 Forbidden
[01:45] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes and the wireless exists! :)
[01:45] <raulh> everytime i go to it it loads and tells me 180 etc, etc, then i click activate it tells me downloading
[01:45] <ox> hey is mkboot --device /fd0 (create boot into floopy)?
[01:45] <raulh> and it stays hang-time for like 15 minutes
[01:45] <raulh> telling me sorry the jockey backend crashed. plesae file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common "trying to recover by restarting backend"
[01:45] <styol> Brando753: yeah thats not something you can control, however you are trying to retrieve that file is forbidden by the server
[01:45] <mdg> deexannihilate: so we are the ethernet driver right?
[01:45] <styol> Brando753: try an alternate method of downloading it like directly from a web browser
[01:45] <raulh> then it locks my Cache folder so i cannot use package manager.
[01:45] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes.
[01:46] <Brando753> that was a .deb file,  i have also tryed synaptic and add and remove all files have the same problem
[01:46] <mdg> deexannihilate: Okay.  Let me follow the driver link I found ... hold on...
[01:46] <raulh> linuxguy2009: any ideas??
[01:47] <leet4christ> erk. driver for skullcandy icon headphones?
[01:47] <mdg> deexannihilate: you know - there were 2 drivers listed the other day
[01:47] <Brando753> so what do i do, i cant update, i cant install, i cant use .deb files or use synaptic???
[01:47] <leet4christ> can't adjust the volume a bit.. and i can't find on synaptic
[01:47] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Ok so are you getting this error while downloading from nvidia.com or during the actual driver install?
[01:48] <raulh> linuxguy2009: like i said it's the entire "hardware drivers" in system>administration>hardware drivers
[01:48] <mdg> deexannihilate: go ahead and redownload:  http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx AR8AFamily-linux-v<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
[01:48] <mankash> how to reset network configuration applet on the taskbar on the top
[01:48] <Brando753> what do i do
[01:48] <bucky> deexannihilate: it's the same version as in the repos why don't you apt-get it?
[01:48] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Oh well just go around it and go to nvidia.com they have much newer driver there anyhow.
[01:48] <mankash> it is not working properly
[01:48] <raulh> Yeah i found a direct method
[01:48] <raulh> sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 <==
[01:48] <myself> UNBAN DINOJERK
[01:48] <leet4christ> mankash: right click it, uncheck "enable networking", and then recheck it
[01:49] <mdg> bucky: good idea
[01:49] <raulh> but i have to restart my computer because that Hardware driver crash locked down my /cache/apt/archives/lock directory.
[01:49] <raulh> I'll let you know how it goes brb.
[01:49] <mdg> bucky: does it use that same name?
[01:49] <Brando753> anyone, any ideas
[01:49] <bucky> mdg: sudo apt-get install libnss3-dev
[01:49] <styol> Brando753: 403 forbidden is a web server error that is likely not something thats an issue on your end, and likely not something you can control... perhaps that repo is having temporary issues
[01:49] <deexannihilate> mdg: apt-get  AR8AFamily-linux-v<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz?
[01:49] <linuxguy2009> raulh: What do you mean it locks down your package archive folder?
[01:49] <mdg> bucky: whats libnss3-dev?
[01:49] <mankash> leer4christ: although network is working it is showing red cross, I did what you said no success
[01:50] <sam\> Hey guys i am running ubuntu-server on some old laptop with no screen if i could setup gnome would i be able to vnc (remote desktop) if i could somehow set it up to auto login, any ideas?
[01:50] <Brando753> its been like this for 3 months i cant install anything, my other ubuntu computer can
 Failed to fetch http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nss/libnss3-dev_3.12.2~rc1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb 403 Forbidden
[01:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: hold on..
[01:50] <bucky> Brando753: : sudo apt-get install libnss3-dev
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  you added some unioffical repo at easynews?
[01:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh, that wasn't for us...
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> or is that a real mirror? it dont look familer..
[01:50] <linuxguy2009> raulh: I think apt-get puts packages in /var/cache/apt/archives as well.
[01:50] <Brando753> probably its been a good while
[01:50] <styol> linuxguy2009: raulh already left the room
[01:51] <mdg> deexannihilate: let me see if I can see the ar81...
[01:51] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. thanks again!
[01:51] <styol> Brando753: bucky is suggesting you do --   sudo apt-get install libnss3-dev
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  theres no files at all at --> http://mirrors.easynews.com/  that i see...
[01:51] <Lostinspac_46> I want to be able to open .pyc and .so files.
[01:51] <linuxguy2009> styol: didnt notice sorry
[01:52] <Brando753> sudo apt-get dosent work either 1 min for pastebin
[01:52] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  you may want to pastebin your sources.list also
[01:52] <styol> linuxguy2009: oh nah its all good just was reading the backlog and noticed that perspire not once but twice hehe
[01:52] <Brando753> http://pastebin.com/m3486a55e
[01:52] <Brando753> where is sources.list?
[01:53] <mdg> deexannihilate: nope, we have to download from that link - I suggest downloading it fresh
[01:53] <Brando753> Dr_Willis: where is sources.list?
[01:53] <mdg> styol: how did you make you flash drive image?
[01:53] <fission62> how do i show all mounted drives
[01:54] <styol> mdg using UNetBootin -- a windows application to take an iso and make a bootable flash drive out of it
[01:54] <styol> its magic
[01:54] <linuxguy2009> fission62: places menu
[01:54] <deexannihilate> mdg: to the desktop?
[01:54] <Brando753> so what now?
[01:54] <fission62> yea i mean in the terminal, i want to take a partition and repartition it to /, is that possible
[01:55] <mdg> styol: oh okay  :)  I tried that before - it does work slick  :)  Back then I didn't know how to boot from USB, but I figured it out recently :) :)
[01:55] <mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[01:55] <raulh> linuxguy2009: hey man if you ever encounter people asking about ubuntu's backend problem let them know about sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 :)
[01:55] <linuxguy2009> fission62: You mean you want to move your ubuntu install to a new bigger drive or something?
[01:55] <styol> mdg yeah dude its pretty awesome, im very thankful for such a tool, and have no idea how i found it but thats now the lovely internet works :)
[01:55] <styol> linuxguy2009 raulh be back hehe
[01:55] <Brando753> guys what now
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> Brando753:  in /etc/apt looks to me like you got a server in there thats no longer working
[01:55] <fission62> i want to delete a partition and add space to my current wubi install
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> fission62:  not sure thats doable with Wubi.
[01:56] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Yeah new poeple might not know it but experienced user know that apt-get is pretty handy.
[01:56] <raulh> that thing was driving me insane >_>
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> fission62:  you could make a ext3/2 partition perhaps and access it via wubi. as a data drive.. but not sure if that doealbe either..
[01:56] <felix_> can anyone help me to configure thunderbird to catch emails from a hotmail account? i need to know the servers
[01:56] <Brando753> here is my sources.list paste bin http://pastebin.com/m4d4411b0
[01:57] <linuxguy2009> raulh: If you have a newer card the drivers from nvidia.com are much better BTW.
[01:57] <fission62> lvpm is cool, my first step is to just delete a partition in ubuntu
[01:57] <felix_> can anyone help me to configure thunderbird to catch emails from a hotmail account? i need to know the servers POP/IMAP
[01:57]  * g073nks shouts argh!!! ndiswrapper is still not working
[01:57] <raulh> im on a 8600GTS it's not "officially" supported because it's a 8600GT overclocked with a MUCH better heatsink & fan.
[01:57] <linuxguy2009> felix_: Check the hotmail help section for that info.
[01:57] <felix_> linuxguy2009, i did but i didn't find anything
[01:58] <trism> g073nks: module still not there?
[01:58] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'm going to have to dl it on my desktop and transfer it. the wireless won't connect here
[01:58] <linuxguy2009> felix_: Officially supprted by what?
[01:58] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay - I'm reading up on steps while I wait :)
[01:58] <linuxguy2009> oops sorry. I meant raulh:
[01:58] <pedromenezes> Is there a way to detect when a determinated HD get mount on Ubuntu, then it executes a shell script?
[01:58] <Brando753> now what?
[01:58] <felix_> linuxguy2009, when i clic on help nothing opens. im using firefox 2
[01:58] <linuxguy2009> felix_: if they dont have info for it then they dont support third party mail clients.
[01:59] <deexannihilate> rauhl: do i need to reformat the ipod to get it to work?
[01:59] <raulh> Felix_: what email service are you trying to use?
[01:59] <felix_> raulh, hotmail
[01:59] <raulh> Deex you still having problems?!!?
[01:59] <linuxguy2009>  raulh: Your card isnt officialy supported by what?
[01:59] <sfmadmax> e
[02:00] <MK13> i have a FreeBSD install on one of my partitions that create alot of entries in my places menu "http://www.picpaste.com/Screenshot.jpg" is there any way to take just the ones from FreeBSD off?
[02:00] <raulh> Felix_: hotmail wont let you do it.
[02:00] <raulh> Felix_ they made it so only @msn (paying) customers can do it.
[02:00] <sfmadmax> hotmail should let you use pop/imap
[02:00] <hbx> yea hotmail on ubuntu sux
[02:00] <raulh> sfmadmax: microsoft removed that function because it detoured from the add's.
[02:00] <felix_> raulh, then how i could, in the past, set the imap and pop in outlook express?
[02:00] <linuxguy2009> felix_: If a mail service supports mail clients they require a help page for settings otherwise they dont support it. I know Gmail does for sure.
[02:00] <raulh> Deex, i think that would be a good idea.
[02:01] <felix_> sfmadmax, is right
[02:01] <Brando753> guys what should i do????
[02:01] <raulh> felix_: "PAST"
[02:01] <ctmjr> Brando753: you need to find a different mirror for your sources list look in software sources there is an option in there to change it
[02:01] <sfmadmax> perhaps raulh is correct
[02:01] <sfmadmax> i dont use hotmail either
[02:01] <sfmadmax> so I really would not know...
[02:01] <felix_> raulh, MS surely shows that info, but my browser denyes to open the link
[02:01] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. it is transfered
[02:02] <raulh> because you don't have a premium account.
[02:02] <Brando753> i dont see how to
[02:02] <sfmadmax> sfmadmax: hi
[02:02] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay
[02:02] <deexannihilate> rauhl: should i just run it through itunes in windows to make life easier
[02:02] <deexannihilate> ?
[02:02] <raulh> They removed the option of using outlook express & other types of clients from using it because of the advertisements.
[02:02] <raulh> Deex: what do you mean?
[02:02] <linuxguy2009>  raulh: Thats funny stuff.
[02:03] <raulh> yeah one day i got on Tbird and it just rejected my connection..
[02:03] <Brando753> i seriously need help :( i have to be able to install stuff :(
[02:03] <raulh> then i got
[02:03] <MK13> raulh, who removed the option of outlook express?
[02:03] <deexannihilate> raulh: when I plug it in through windows iTunes automatically does it. or is there an easy way to format it in ubuntu
[02:03] <raulh> Broadband which gave me a free @msn and that worked..
[02:03] <linuxguy2009> Brando753: Whats up?
[02:04] <styol> mdg i might just need a clean pair of shorts, its gotten past where the system froze last time and so far... no error......
[02:04] <mdg> deexannihilate: I lost my page ...can you relink me
[02:04] <Brando753> just fixed it thanks ctjmr
[02:05] <styol> mdg you haz paypal? :)
[02:05] <mdg> styol: I know that feeling..
[02:05] <iceroot> !info squirrelmail
[02:05] <mdg> styol: no
[02:05] <styol> mdg boo i wouldve sent you some money as tip
[02:05] <mdg> styol: thanks! :) but jobs not done yet
[02:05] <ctmjr> Brando753: good job am on a debian machine right now and it is different so was trying to remember the settings
[02:06] <deexannihilate> mdg: http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx or https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[02:06] <styol> mdg indeed perhaps im getting ahead of myself but its lookin good, its actually progressing, previously it would have failed already
[02:06] <Brando753> whats the main diffrences between debian and ubuntu, i wasnt sure if i should make a debian machine
[02:06] <raulh> Debian and ubuntu aren't really compareable..
[02:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: thanks!
[02:07] <raulh> It's like comparing a Dad to his Son..
[02:07] <MK13> Brando753, Ubuntu is based on debian
[02:07] <raulh> mk13: yeah thats what i was trying to say, xD
[02:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: it says to install it manually, but most importantly to ignore the errors about trailing garbage
[02:07] <Brando753> im aware thats y im asking what is diffrent?
[02:07] <styol> Brando753: well for one ubuntu has a GUI hehe
[02:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: so from a command line you need to move to the desktop directory:  cd desktop
[02:08] <styol> or do i now no shizz and debian did too?
[02:08] <Brando753> so does debian
[02:08] <sam\> lulz
[02:08] <BitTorrent> thank all. i quit
[02:08] <MK13> raulh, I am on dialup so my responses are slowed down :|
[02:08] <styol> did debian have all the extra effects and stuff
[02:08] <linuxguy2009> Brando753: Linux on any distro is pretty much the same the differences are in the desktop environment and chosen apps for the most part.
[02:08] <raulh> no Brando: debian is a base system, it has no desktop environment by default.
[02:08] <Flannel> erm
[02:08] <raulh> mk13: lol alright.
[02:08] <Flannel> No, that's not accurate.
[02:09] <gogeta> raulh: debian linux has a gui lol
[02:09] <linuxguy2009> raulh: Debian comes with gnome out of the box
[02:09] <gogeta> they use gnome
[02:09] <styol> we're all wrong!
[02:09] <Flannel> However, for the debian / ubuntu differences, can we move this conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic? thanks
[02:09] <thiebaude> debian has a gui
[02:09] <mdg> deexannihilate: let me know when you are at the desktop directory, from a command line
[02:09] <Brando753> ya i thought debian had a desktop enviroment
[02:09] <raulh> oh well not the version i used, but that was like 2002.
[02:09] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: is ashamed of ubuntus father. its sad. hehe
[02:09] <bucky> people in #debian know how to google
[02:09] <gogeta> lol\
[02:09] <bucky> there are less dumb questions in #debian
[02:10] <gogeta> LOL
[02:10] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: This channel is for Ubuntu support, not meta-discussion.
[02:10] <thiebaude> bucky, haha
[02:10] <sfmadmax> hehe
[02:10] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: sorry I thought you had a sence of humor. my bad.
[02:10] <MK13> any one know how to get rid of these extra entries on the Places menu? "http://www.picpaste.com/Screenshot.jpg"
[02:11] <dianita> ubuntu-es
[02:11] <mankash> how to reset network configuration applet on the taskbar on the top, it is not working properly
[02:11] <thiebaude> !es
[02:12] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: Do mods help give out advice or just yell at folks?
[02:12] <mdg> MK13: you got a lot of drives there :)
[02:12] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: BTW are you a mod?
[02:13] <MK13> mdg: they are all the same drive (different partitions)
[02:13] <AsgardBeast> The Purple 8 Ball says:  Unclear
[02:13] <bucky> MK13: unmount your removable storage before you unplug them?
[02:13] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: Please help this channel stay ontopic, go to #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support discussion.
[02:13] <raulh> linuxguy2009: 185 drivers much better then 180 or is there not much of a diffrence?
[02:13] <mdg> MK13: wow!  I couldn't get that set up if I were trying LOL
[02:13] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[02:13] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: I see so your not a mod. hehe Dont be a troll.
[02:13] <MK13> bucky, they are partitions of the same hard drive, they are just FreeBSD slices that can't be mounted in ubuntu so i don't want them shown
[02:13] <blognewb> HELLO! Is there any reference or book like "Ubuntu Web Server for Dummies" that exists somewhere?!
[02:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: you are in your desktop directory, in a terminal?
[02:14] <linuxguy2009> raulh:  There newer. Better support for newer cards.
[02:14] <raulh> LAMP is pretty self explanitory blownewb.
[02:14] <Flannel> !apache | blognewb
[02:14] <styol> linuxguy2009: i think the only moderator is the floodbot
[02:14] <raulh> ok thanks lg09/
[02:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes
[02:14] <gaurav> any good ocr software you guys know of ?
[02:14] <leet4christ> REGISTER leet4christ <i.,am.,109109!@GG*>
[02:15] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: You'll want to try that again.
[02:15] <bucky> MK13: interesting, so they're not in fstab or mtab
[02:15] <linuxguy2009> styol: Yeah I just find it annoying when people pretend to be mods and also hide behind ubottu.
[02:15] <Flannel> er, leet4christ
[02:15] <leet4christ> Let's pretend that didn't happen.
[02:15] <leet4christ> I'm new to IRC, okay? ;-;
[02:15] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: God bless you.
[02:15] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: Eh?
[02:15] <bucky> leet4christ /msg NickServ SETPASS
[02:15] <fission62> i have two swap spaces, how can i combine them using gparted
[02:15] <bucky> :
[02:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay.  To unzip the file type:  tar zxvf AR81-Linux....
[02:16] <styol> leet4christ: thats an awesome password tho
[02:16] <raulh> lol, dumb question, but how do i open a .run file?
[02:16] <idunno> new to IRC also. kind of confusing
[02:16] <leet4christ> Thanks. I stick to repeating patterns that are still tough.
[02:16] <leet4christ> :|
[02:16] <styol> lol
[02:16] <MK13> mdg, it is just three partitions... the first is FreeBSD which makes about 5 different slices which show up as partitions themselves in ubuntu
[02:16] <MK13> bucky, nope none of them are in fstab
[02:17] <gogeta> irc confusing lol thats calling windows hard
[02:17] <raulh> never mind.
[02:17] <raulh> i can sh ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-185.18.31-pkg1.run
[02:17] <Hilikus> hey guys
[02:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. this is where we ended up last time. it says gzip: stdim: decompression ok, trailing garbage ignored. tar: child returned status 2 tar: error exit delayed from previous errors
[02:17] <raulh> hmm, how do i Close "X"?
[02:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: the reference I am looking at says to ignore that message
[02:17] <bucky> MK13: what's the driver for bsd's filesystem.. does it show up in lsmod ?
[02:18] <leet4christ> Got a couple of n00b questions, but I'll do my part and answer what I can too.
[02:18] <arand> raulh: as in the graphical environment?
[02:18] <Hilikus> when i connect to my desktop using vnc i get the first screen fine but after that whatever i do doesn't show in the client. the client doesnt get refreshed. i see everything fine in the server, but in the client its just frozen
[02:18] <deexannihilate> mdg: so I press ok? It is the only option
[02:18] <Hilikus> any idea how to fix it?
[02:18] <raulh> Yeah, i need to close it in order to install my nvidia drivers arand.
[02:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[02:18] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[02:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: so now I guess we plug in ethernet and restart networking to see if it works:
[02:19] <leet4christ> Okay-- first. I'm using an old Latitude D610-- how do I disable the little mouse stub in the middle of the keyboard? I think the friction of my typing on the keys is causing it to go haywire.
[02:19] <idunno> whats the difference between bsd and ubuntu?
[02:19] <mdg> deexannihilate: once you plug in ethernet type:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:19] <MK13> bucky, i don't know what the drivers for the partitions are, but they even show up as unknown in gparted
[02:19] <bucky> bsd is linux
[02:19] <thellion> idunno, bsd isnt even linux
[02:19] <ctmjr> raulh: ctrl alt f2 then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[02:19] <bucky> bsd is linux's daddy
[02:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: it is still at the archive manager
[02:19] <sebsebseb> idunno: the kernel for a start,   BSD uses BSD, and Ubuntu uses Linux
[02:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: do I close it?
[02:19] <idunno> isnt ubuntu linux?
[02:19] <Flannel> idunno, bucky: Please take this conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh, you unzipped through gui?
[02:20] <deexannihilate> mdg: no, I unzipped it through the terminal like you said and it opened it
[02:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh.. I guess just close it
[02:20] <idunno> Flannel: im pretty sure we are talking about ubuntu. not sure what you mean
[02:21] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. I went back to the terminal. and pressed enter again. it listed the files.
[02:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: cool!
[02:21] <arand> raulh: hum, I think you can do that by first jumping out to terminal (ctrl+alt+F2, {ctrl+alt+F7, to get back}) and then use "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[02:21] <Flannel> idunno: This channel is for Ubuntu technical support only, for discussions about Ubuntu policy, background, history, etc, #ubuntu-offtopic is the place to be.
[02:21] <MK13> bucky, and now after opening gparted all the slices are all showing up as just 1 partition (which they are)
[02:22] <mdg> deexannihilate: plug in your ethernet cable and at the command line type:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:22] <bucky> idunno: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=what's the difference between linux and bsd
[02:22] <leet4christ> i can't adjust the volume of my headphones. help!
[02:22] <TigerCR1200> Ok I seem to be lost, what do I need to do to get a NAS to show up?
[02:22] <deexannihilate> mdg: I don't have a splitter today!
[02:22] <idunno> bucky: ty
[02:22] <deexannihilate> mdg: so, i'll have to sign off and do it. what else am i supposed to do
[02:23] <sfmadmax> Tiger4CR1200: what kind of NAS?
[02:23] <thiebaude> bucky, i liked that
[02:23] <bucky> haha
[02:23] <TigerCR1200> Hammer Myshare N1200
[02:23] <aaroninfidel> anyone know where the wine menu list is?
[02:23] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay... I wait until you come back
[02:23] <TigerCR1200> that was to sfmadmax
[02:23] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok
[02:23] <mdg> styol: how did it go?
[02:24] <sfmadmax> TigerCR1200: Hmm im not familiar with it..  On the NAS did you create shares for the hard disks ???   if so were they NFS shares or SMB/CIFS shares??  or are you not sure?
[02:24] <TigerCR1200> sfmadmax, I am not sure, it is not telling me let me see if I can get there on the config.
[02:26] <deexannihilate> mdg: it says ifdown failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: permission denied and ifup: failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: permission denied
[02:26] <sfmadmax> TigerCR1200: see if you can find the config interface for the NAS..  you will want to create NFS shares "if possible"  for best performance.. rather than Samba shares
[02:26] <TigerCR1200> sfmadmax, for shares I have one default named "media_library" it shows to support CIFS, FTP, NFS and HTTP
[02:26] <mdg> deexannihilate: oh, sorry I think we needed sudo?  sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart?
[02:27] <edgardoweb> hi
[02:27] <edgardoweb> .seen edoceo
[02:27] <sfmadmax> TigerCR1200: ok, is it marked as already shared? if So, is NFS already configured for it ?  Is there a configure portion for the NFS section?
[02:27] <mdg> deexannihilate: or just click on the network icon
[02:27] <deexannihilate> mdg: I'm afraid to click on it!
[02:27] <TigerCR1200> sfmadmax, let me see
[02:27] <aaroninfidel> anyone know if wine uses /etc/hosts or its own win32 host file?
[02:28] <deexannihilate> mdg: earlier, i plugged in the cable and the wireless shut off and i couldn't get it back on. the "enable wireless" disappeared!
[02:28] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'll try it with sudo first. brb
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  i see no hosts file in my .wine sub directroy at all.
[02:30] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok. it says it reconfiguring and says ok on the right
[02:30] <aaroninfidel> Dr_Willis: so you think it uses /etc/hosts?
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  add an entry to /etc/hosts and test it out.
[02:31] <mdg> deexannihilate1: cool!  so ethernet is working?
[02:31] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  i would guess that it does.
[02:31] <slowslowss> hi
[02:32] <slowslowss> has anyone had an issue with internet speeds dropping to next to nothing after the 2.6.28-14 kernel patch?
[02:32] <slowslowss> I went from being able to download at 500kbps to 20kbps in the last 5 days
[02:32] <slowslowss> and naturally everything is just fine in windows :|
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> slowslowss:  not had any issues here.
[02:33] <sfmadmax> showslowss: same here.. no issues..
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> slowslowss:  this is wired or wireless networking? what network cards.. try booting to the older kernel see if it  gets faster?
[02:34] <flyingtabmow> anyone have any experience installing ubuntu on a macbook pro?
[02:34] <mdg> slowslowss: maybe its your ISP
[02:34] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it should just work?
[02:34] <mdg> flyingtabmow: is that a PPC?
[02:34] <deexannihilate1> mdg: no
[02:34] <flyingtabmow> mdg: no, intel
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> !mac
[02:34] <mdg> deexannihilate1: still no ethernet?  hmmm
[02:35] <flyingtabmow> mdg: issue is my cd drive is busted, so i can't install via livecd
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> Hmm..  theres proberly a forum thread on using Ubuntu and macs but not sure if thers a factoid on it.
[02:35] <deexannihilate1> mdg: would i need to restart?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  cant boot from usb flash ?
[02:35] <mdg> deexannihilate1: perhaps a full shut down and reboot, but first...
[02:35] <mdg> deexannihilate1:  did you let ubuntu update after in the reinstall?
[02:35] <mdg> deexannihilate1: update after reinstall
[02:36] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it never prompted me too. I can't connect through wireless now. it is there, but it won't connect.
[02:36] <leet4christ> need serious help. my keyboard mouse is going crazy on my laptop, and I can't turn it off
[02:36] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: well i'd like to... i partitioned a usb ext hd, then dd'd the ubuntu iso onto one of the partitions, but i have no experience with refit and i can't get it to recognize the partition as bootable
[02:36] <deexannihilate1> mdg: can we attempt to update the wireless?
[02:36] <thiebaude> flyingtabmow, you ever thought of Unetbootin
[02:36] <mdg> deexannihilate1: lets just unplug ethernet and shutdown and reboot and see how wireless is
[02:36] <flyingtabmow> thiebaude: no... ?
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  i use the unetbootin to make a bootable flash drive (a 1 gb one can work) and boot from it to  install  my systems.  You dont just 'dd' an iso to a disk and expect it to be bootable (that ive ever heard of)
[02:37] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok. scared! :)
[02:37] <thiebaude> !unetbootin
[02:37] <mdg> deexannihilate1: it would be a lot scarier without your desktop working
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> No idea if theres unetbootin for os-x
[02:37] <mdg> styol: ? you with us?
[02:38] <deexannihilate1> mdg: true! did I tell you I restarted with the ethernet cable in this morning and the wireless disppeared?
[02:38] <deexannihilate1> mdg: wait 30 seconds?
[02:38] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: right, that's the issue i think
[02:38] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: i'd read through that page
[02:38] <mdg> deexannihilate1: thats a good rule of thumb
[02:38] <wokkawokka> hey everybody, i recently install 9.03 and after importing my music files (from a ntfs partition) the majority of them is showing their time's being unknown.. has this happened to anybody?
[02:38] <flyingtabmow> that ubottu linked
[02:38] <deexannihilate1> msg: may I ask why?
[02:38] <OttifantSir> Any idea on how to activate the web-interface of CUPS? All I get when I enter the correct adress to the server, all I get is "Error: Couldn't connect to host" Do I need to restart cups? If so, how to do that?
[02:39] <chuckmoney> wokkawokka: nope, but FYI it's 9.04
[02:39] <wokkawokka> chuckmoney: ty
[02:39] <chuckmoney> wokkawokka: normally I would say the issue is file permissions, but you can see title and artist, right?
[02:39] <mdg> deexannihilate1: that's what I learned from a computer geek friend - time for stuff to "discharge"
[02:39] <kent> whats up
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  i think the default cups config  may only allow admin, from a local connection <IP_ADDRESS>. or perhaps a local lan.
[02:40] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok. it has restarted. shall I attempt to connect to wireless?
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  check cups.org for details on configuring the cups server.
[02:40] <deexannihilate1> mdg: it isn't there!!!!!!
[02:40] <wokkawokka> chuckmoney: yep, could see everything aside for the time.. and that's only for the majority of the mp3's... all of these have worked fine in the past
[02:40] <mdg> deexannihilate1: yes  lets see what you get
[02:40] <mdg> deexannihilate1: click on the networking icon
[02:40] <deexannihilate1> mdg: the same thing happened earlier
[02:40] <flyingtabmow> gonna try isotostick.sh, see if that does anything
[02:40] <kent> what ubuntu are you guys running off from? i am on Xubuntu 9.04
[02:40] <chuckmoney> wokkawokka: if so, that's not it, because if you can read the ID3 tags on the files, you should be able to read those times, and since you can see artist, clearly you can read the tags.
[02:41] <deexannihilate1> mdg: when I right click, the enable wireless is missing
[02:41] <Drained> how do i install libSDL 1.2?
[02:41] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: I am on a local lan, and the server is headless, and I don't know how to use text-based browsers. I can't even ssh -X into the server and start system-config-printer because it can't create Gdk.cursor
[02:42] <wokkawokka> chuckmoney: word =/
[02:42] <mdg> deexannihilate1: oh... back to where we started...
[02:42] <epaphus> Hey guys, how can I stop iptables from command line?
[02:42] <mdg> deexannihilate1: if wireless isn't working, is ethernet?  Plug it in
[02:42] <deexannihilate1> mdg: can we check ifup to see if it exists or if it entirely disappeared
[02:42] <deexannihilate1> mdg: ok brb
[02:42] <Jeremy23> Does anybody know how to disable the "safe graphics mode" dialog in GDM and get it to just ignore the errors? I have a problem with some harmless errors that is causing GDM to bomb out, when it would otherwise work (i.e. when I start X manually).
[02:42] <schnootop> is there a way to see what days you connected to a certain wireless connection ?
[02:42] <styol> mdg hey there sorry about that
[02:43] <wokkawokka> hopefully ressetting it will fix the problem haha
[02:43] <mdg> styol: did your install work?
[02:43] <deexannihilate> mdg: negative
[02:43] <styol> mdg im not really sure what to make of it... it got to about 42% and then system froze again so i was like.. lemme just walk away and give it a second...
[02:44] <styol> mdg came back to it right now and it was a black screen, moved the mouse and it came back to life so i guess its still doing its thing...
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:   learn to use the text based browsers then.. or install  the x desktop to allow you to ssh -X in, or  check out the cups configs to see  if they are defaulting to allow remote admin. Or check the cups.org docs to learn to admin cups via the command line.
[02:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: I think when you tried to ethernet this morining without the right module for it installed, it wiped out your wireless
[02:44] <gogeta> schnootop: dnt think so
[02:44] <flyingtabmow> !#@%#$!# isotostick requires linux tools...
[02:44] <mdg> styol: that's great news!
[02:44] <chuckmoney> epaphus, I'm pretty sure that without iptables you have no default route for packets and you can't get any traffic through, so you don't want to shut it down.  however, you may want to clear a block rule in it.  check "man iptables" or "man ipchains"
[02:44] <Seronis> ok i have a system at home running 9.04 with remote desktop setup with a password.   i can log in from here (work) and watch the cursor move around but it doesnt respond to keyboard input or mouse clicks.  any suggestions ?
[02:44] <deexannihilate> mdg: I completely reinstalled on the way home for work. so it is completely fresh
[02:44] <mdg> deexannihilate: I forgot what the wireless module was we probed for
[02:45] <michaeld> hey whats up
[02:45] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: links 2 has a gui in text modes
[02:45] <leet4christ> my mouse is spazzin. :c
[02:45] <Jeremy23> Seronis: you have to tick the box to enable control from the remote client
[02:45] <styol> mdg yup yup! indeed... i think i just need to make sure to move the mouse ever so often to prevent it from sleeping and.. just expect that it will seem like its frozen i spose hehe
[02:45] <chuckmoney> epaphus: you might also want to try firestarter, it's a nice GUI to iptables
[02:45] <epaphus> chuckmoney, thanks
[02:45] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: I'm at cups.org right now. Will see how it works out. Good news is that I finally got NFS to work, and the problem I had with apt-get yesterday seems to have resolved itself.
[02:45] <Jeremy23> Seronis: "Allow others to control your desktop"
[02:45] <leet4christ> preferences > mouse > disable touchpad doesn't work.
[02:45] <aaroninfidel> finally got photoshop running on wine!! :D
[02:45] <mdg> deexannihilate: can  you do a "lsmod" from a command line and see if you see anything familiar for wireless drive
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> gogeta:  if ya got the frameuffer installed.. and that wont do much good if hes sshing in. :)
[02:45] <deexannihilate> mdg: I'm not sure, but I just finished reinstalling remix when I signed onto here
[02:45] <Seronis> Jeremy23: i double checked that was ticked before i came to work today.  thought it might have been the problem when it failed to work yesterday
[02:45] <leet4christ> nice, aaron!
[02:45] <Jeremy23> Seronis: "View only" isn't set in your client, is it?
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  the default cups.org here seems to be only listening on 'Listen localhost:631'   in the cupsd.conf file.
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  i think you can change that to a ip range. somehow.. :)
[02:46] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: oh yea ssh wget and links will be what you wanna use and maybe mc
[02:46] <deexannihilate> mdg: what exactly am i looking for?
[02:46] <chuckmoney> aaroninfidel, wtg!
[02:46] <Seronis> Jeremy23: nope.   have both tightvnc and ultravnc installed on my laptop here..  and both viewers are able to log into my winxp box at the same location with no issues
[02:46] <deexannihilate> ath_pci?
[02:46] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: Is that cupsd.conf located in /etc?
[02:46] <leet4christ> need some help with my keyboard mouse.
[02:46] <mdg> deexannihilate: something like AR8113
[02:47] <Seronis> Jeremy23: both systems are running on different ports and ports are properly forwarded in the router at home
[02:47] <gogeta> Seronis: you dont need 2 clients to connect to same server
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  in /etc/cups i think.. also.. if you have cups running on a different machine on the same lan. i THINK you can configure pc #2 from that first pc..
[02:47] <kent> dude i had to rebuild this whole computer that i am on now and when i finished and i restored the hard drive it was still running on Windows ME!!!Lol so i had to wipe the hard drive and and install Xubuntu 9.04
[02:47] <Jeremy23> Seronis: *shrugs* not sure myself then
[02:47] <Seronis> gogeta: true.  but i have both clients installed on this laptop.  and both clients work fine when connecting to a different machine running a vnc server at the same house
[02:47] <sfmadmax> kent: good call !
[02:47] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: Thanks for the assistance. It seems I need to do more of what I preach: Patience and reference.
[02:48] <fuzzy84> hola late-nighters
[02:48] <kent> yep
[02:48] <deexannihilate> mdg: i don't see anything
[02:48] <Seronis> jeremy23:  i can log in via ssh (or could yesterday, havent tried today).   you happen to know what commands would uninstall and reinstall the vnc server used in 9.04
[02:48] <Seronis> ?
[02:48] <fuzzy84> having some issues here... I installed the *recommended* NVIDIA drivers on my 9.04 xubuntu, and after i reboot, i get this battery check that i cant get past
[02:48] <mdg> deexannihilate: do you know how to copy to pastebin?
[02:48] <Jeremy23> Seronis: uninstalling and reinstalling won't do the trick
[02:48] <quidnunc`> Anyone know how /etc/ppp/resolv/ works? What do I name the files?
[02:48] <Jeremy23> Seronis: what server is it?
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  you could add the line Listen <IP_ADDRESS>:631
[02:49] <douwei> hello, apologize if I am in the wrong group
[02:49] <Jeremy23> Seronis: the one from the GUI tool?
[02:49] <flyingtabmow> anyone know what to do to make an ubuntu install iso bootable when copied to a partition?
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  to make it listen on the external ip also. I think
[02:49] <Seronis> Jeremy23: its whatever is used in ubuntu as  'remote desktop' in the preferences menu
[02:49] <Jeremy23> Seronis: If so, then configuration is per-user, so uninstalling and reinstalling won't even touch the configuration.
[02:49] <deexannihilate> i did the other day but i don't remember
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  you dont do it that way..  booting requires kernel files and a boot loader normally
[02:49] <douwei> but I am looking for a program or process that I can take a encrypted dvd and rip it to the VOB files to burn to a dvd-duallayer, no encoding or nothing
[02:49] <mdg> deexannihilate: can you copy the output from "lsmod" to http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[02:49] <chuckmoney> flyingtabmow, I think if you follow the same instructions for copying an ISO to a USB flash drive it should work on a standard HDD
[02:49] <kent> then just un-install the Nvidia drivers and re-install it
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  i do think that may be a feature of the next grub  release however. :P
[02:50] <Jeremy23> Seronis: try this:
[02:50] <Cocoabean> I am having keyboard mapping issues in GDM when accessing via XDMCP. The mappings are crazy, I can't type anything all the mappings are jumbled. Anyone know anything about this?
[02:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: oops http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:50] <Jeremy23> Seronis: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /desktop/gnome/remote_access
[02:50] <Jeremy23> without sudo
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  check out the pendrivelinux web site. it may have some guides for you
[02:50] <mdg> deexannihilate: then copy the address back to this window so I can look at the file
[02:50] <Wicked> !noob
[02:50] <gogeta> douwei: that would be dcss look up mediabuntu on how to get it
[02:50] <Wicked> !beginner
[02:50] <chuckmoney> Dr_Willis, will using the USB boot instructions on a standard HDD not work?
[02:50] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: how does the livecd itself work then?  you'd think if it has all the files necessary to boot when inserted then copying them into a partition would allow you to do something similar
[02:51] <Wicked> !apt
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> chuckmoney:  not sure.. ive never tried it on a actual hard drive...
[02:51] <kent> well i am running Xubuntu 9.04 on a system that has 935MHz processor and only 191MB RAM lol sad isn't it
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  the live cd  has sysiso on it as a bootloader i recall. ( a variant of syslinux)
[02:51] <flyingtabmow> chuckmoney: any idea how to copy the iso to a usb under mac os x?  none of the soluitons posted on the community wiki's apply to osx
[02:51] <gogeta> lol
[02:51] <Cocoabean> kent old school is the way to go man, I commend you
[02:51] <Seronis> Jeremy23: when i just putty'd into my admin account the last thing in the MOTD displayed is   "*** restart required ***"
[02:51] <kent> lol
[02:51] <Seronis> jeremy23: would any recent kernel updates (what i assume made that message display) keep svn from working properly ?
[02:52] <OttifantSir> Dr_Willis: Is that a universal external interface adress? Meaning that even if I have my local net on 192.168.x.x the <IP_ADDRESS> adress will work?
[02:52] <Seronis> trying your command now though...
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  making a bootable cd is an interesting 'task' theres more to it then just files on the cd.
[02:52] <chuckmoney> flyingtabmow, I think you'll need to extract it, StuffIt Expander should have that capability, then just copy them like any other files
[02:52] <esde> hi i am recovering data from a Windows Vista drive, and the contents of some folders are empty but there was data in them. any ideas?
[02:52] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: look up unetbootin it works on all oses
[02:52] <aaroninfidel> chuckmoney: what is wtg?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:  use the ip you want it to listen to.  that was an example.
[02:52] <Jeremy23> Seronis: nah, definitely not
[02:52] <kent> Yep i fixed this computer from the grave Lol i bought this thing from a yard sale lol but hey it works yo
[02:52] <deexannihilate> mdg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/246812/
[02:52] <chuckmoney> aaroninfidel, way to go.  good job getting photoshop to work in wine :)
[02:52] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: hmm cool i thought it was only windows
[02:52] <flyingtabmow> i'll check that out then
[02:53] <Cocoabean> I am having keyboard mapping issues in GDM when accessing via XDMCP. The mappings are crazy, I can't type anything all the mappings are jumbled. Anyone know anything about this?
[02:53] <cflipse> having a problem getting virtualhosts working on a fresh apache2 install in Jaunty.   Pulling a sites-enabled/ config from a working install, but I just end up with the It Works! page ...
[02:53] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: linux and osx as well
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> OttifantSir:   you might also have to 'allow' remote admin by 192.168.* also.
[02:53] <aaroninfidel> chuckmoney: thanks! :)
[02:53] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: the webpage just says windows and linux
[02:53] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: is there an unofficial build for osx somewhere?
[02:53] <JamesE> Can someone tell me how to page up in a terminal window so I can view the (very long) output of a command?
[02:53] <Seronis> Jeremy23: ok command sent.   no feedback from it though
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> JamesE:  the CONSOLE? or a xterm? try the pageup key?
[02:54] <nevyn> shift pageup
[02:54] <JamesE>
[02:54] <Jeremy23> Seronis: yeah, you'll need to log out, enable remote desktop from the GUI again, etc.
[02:54] <douwei> gogetta, i installed the libdvdcss but need a program now to extract the vobs
[02:54] <Cocoabean> jamese: alt n and alt p
[02:54] <JamesE> shift pageup worked, thanks!
[02:54] <kent> yep i even brought this thing into a computer fixing place and they couldn't fix it so i brought it home and i Fixed it in 2 days lol
[02:54] <fuzzy84> after i installed the latest nvidia drivers, my desktop freezes at "checking battery state".. any ideas how to fix it?
[02:54] <kent> 2 days Vs. 2 weeks
[02:54] <nevyn> JamesE: if you pipe into less it's easier to move around
[02:54] <JamesE> Gah, I have forgotten so much in the last six years
[02:55] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: so i guess there's no way to convince the computer to pretend the hd partition is a cd drive ;)
[02:55] <kent> you decide wich is better
[02:55] <nevyn> flyingtabmow: you can getthe system to mount an iso file
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:  it dont work that way.. and macs are even weirder....
[02:55] <me> evening all
[02:55] <Seronis> jeremy23: the 9.04 system in question is set to autorelog after 30 second delay..  rebooting from ssh will be enough to do what you think i need, right ?
[02:55] <nevyn> flyingtabmow: or a block device (hdd) that has a cdrom filesystem on it.
[02:55] <nevyn> flyingtabmow: but only at the os level
[02:56] <Jeremy23> Seronis: just restart GDM
[02:56] <aaroninfidel> is there anyway to get programs for Mac OSX to work with ubuntu?
[02:56] <Jeremy23> Seronis: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart
[02:56] <flyingtabmow> nevyn: yeah sure but i need to boot from it
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> flyingtabmow:    pendrivelinux might have docs on making a bootable flash drive using  varioys other commands
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> aaroninfidel:  not really
[02:56] <Guest33022> got a usb webcam problem n e one feel like having a bash?
[02:56] <kent> Hey dose any body know how to fix a screen that keeps going skinny??
[02:56] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: cool i'll go check that out then
[02:56] <flyingtabmow> Dr_Willis: thanks for the help
[02:56] <mdg> deexannihilate: you lsmod shows wlan = 1 ath_pci so I assume wireless should be working
[02:57] <nevyn> the u3 hardware can pretend to be a cdrom
[02:57] <Bradj47> how do i install a ttf font file on Ubuntu?
[02:57] <Bradj47> or more specifically GIMP?
[02:57] <Jeremy23> Bradj47: copy it to your ~/.fonts directory
[02:57] <kent> like useualy all i had to do is hit the thing then it would go back to normal but now its so messed up it stays skinny anybody that can help me?????
[02:57] <mdg> anyone know if the acer aspire one wireless driver is called for AR242x?
[02:57] <Jeremy23> Bradj47: You'll need to create it first
[02:58] <Bradj47> ok thanks
[02:58] <deexannihilate> mdg: it may be working, but it does not appear in the networking icon
[02:58] <Jeremy23> Bradj47: In older versions, there was a graphical way to do it, but of course they had to remove it.
[02:58] <Jeremy23> *grumble*
[02:58] <deexannihilate> mdg: I know how to open the network controller, but it doesn't give me the option to connect
[02:58] <mdg> deexannihilate: one test is from command line type:  sudo iwlist scan
[02:58] <aaroninfidel> Dr_Willis: just read about it, its because of the Carbon/Coco Frameworks that aren't open source.
[02:59] <donnybrasco> hello, I'm having some trouble with AWN - I can't load any launchers into the dock.  Can anyone help with this?
[02:59] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: acoording to apple user osc has that abilty built in
[02:59] <douwei> anyone else have any suggestions on how to rip an encrypted dvd to the VOB files alone?
[02:59] <mdg> deexannihilate: does your network icon show two computers or stairstep height bars?
[02:59] <gogeta> osx
[02:59] <deexannihilate> mdg: interface doesn't support scanning
[02:59] <ddoom_> does /tmp get cleaned out automatically by the OS?
[02:59] <deexannihilate> mdg: stairstep height bars
[02:59] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: on reboot, yes
[02:59] <ddoom_> Jeremy23, any other times?
[02:59] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: if you look with ls -l, you'll notice it has the "t" permission set.
[02:59] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: no
[03:00] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: hmmm... you mean making a partition bootable?
[03:00] <mdg> deexannihilate: if stairstep - that means it is trying to use wireless
[03:00] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes
[03:00] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: you can just boot the live cd and make one that way
[03:00] <ddoom_> Jeremy23, ok thanks
[03:00] <Jeremy23> ddoom_: I wouldn't recommend cleaning it manually. A couple of things (such as D-Bus) keep their sockets in there.
[03:00] <kent> ANYBODY THAT WOULD HELP ME  i have a problem with my screen. My screen keeps going skinny and all i usualy have to do is hit the monitor but now its stuck on skinny DOSE ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO FIX IT OR WHAT THE PROBLEM IS??
[03:00] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: its been in ubuntu sence 8.10
[03:00] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: unfortunately i can't, my cd drive is broken
[03:00] <gogeta> oh
[03:00] <mdg> deexannihilate: right click the stairstep network icon and look at "connection information"
[03:00] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes
[03:01] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: hence the desire to install from a flash drive at all
[03:01] <Jeremy23> kent: possibly a refresh rate problem
[03:01] <deexannihilate> mdg: edit connections?
[03:01] <kent> \ ANYBODY THAT WOULD HELP ME  i have a problem with my screen. My screen keeps going skinny and all i usualy have to do is hit the monitor but now its stuck on skinny DOSE ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO FIX IT OR WHAT THE PROBLEM IS?
[03:01] <fuzzy84> kent; might be your caps-lock ;)
[03:01] <donnybrasco> kent: do you mean you have to physically hit the monitor?
[03:01] <kent> oh ok
[03:01] <mdg> deexannihilate: actually, I just want to see if you are geting an IP address
[03:01] <deexannihilate> mdg: connection information is not available
[03:01] <kent> yes i had to phisically hit the monitor
[03:01] <pe1> hi, when I write <Directory /var/www/my-cool-webapp> so mod_rewrite ist working for my cool webapp. when I write <Directory /var/www/>, so mod rewrite isn't working. what I have to write in the directory-path, to enable mod_rewrite for all web-directorys on my test-server?
[03:01] <fuzzy84> i was just kidding
[03:01] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes
[03:01] <kent> but earlyer it was working grwat
[03:01] <donnybrasco> sounds like a problem with the monitor to me
[03:02] <deexannihilate> mdg: edit connections and about are the only thing I can click on
[03:02] <kent> great
[03:02] <Jeremy23> kent: then you need a new monitor, not fixing your operating system :-P
[03:02] <mdg> deexannihilate: since we are at connections, does ethernet show anything?
[03:02] <fuzzy84> kent; if you hit it to get it working again, at one point that wont work any more, and you usually gotta buy a new one..
[03:02] <donnybrasco> try hitting it harder :P
[03:02] <kent> no no no the OS is a different story not even close to this one
[03:02] <Jeremy23> a hammer generally works best
[03:02] <deexannihilate> mdg: it says no network connections
[03:02] <Jeremy23> watch out for the glass shards, though
[03:02] <arand> kent: the fact that you did have to hit it before indicates the monitor having passed it's best-before date.
[03:02] <mdg> deexannihilate: what about the wireless tab?
[03:03] <pe1> hasn't anybody an idea?: when I write <Directory /var/www/my-cool-webapp> so mod_rewrite is working for my cool webapp. when I write <Directory /var/www/>, so mod rewrite isn't working. what I have to write in the directory-path, to enable mod_rewrite for all web-directorys on my test-server?
[03:03] <douwei> is there a IRC group for multimedia and ubuntu
[03:03] <Jeremy23> pe1: pastebin your whole apache config?
[03:03] <dare> is there a way to set the menu key on my keyboard to perform right click?
[03:04] <kent> When i was talking about the OS is when i got a computer that couldnt even go passed the BOOT screen
[03:04] <deexannihilate> mdg: wireless tab says auto netgear_11g.. never connected.
[03:04] <fuzzy84> nvidia drivers, desktop, HELP! hehe
[03:04] <dare> nevermind, it works in most apps.. just not this particular one
[03:04] <fuzzy84> installed theem, now ubuntu is trying to check my desktop battery state
[03:04] <fuzzy84> and it wont boot up
[03:04] <kent> and earlyer today it was working awesome but then i tried it on another computer and then it started to do this
[03:05] <pe1> Jeremy23: k, that's my apacche2.conf: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/426947283
[03:05] <pe1> -c
[03:05] <mdg> deexannihilate: it says "never connected?"
[03:05] <donnybrasco> Anyone know why Avant Window Manager won't show any launchers anymore?
[03:05] <kent> my screen shape is like this    )   (
[03:05] <Jeremy23> pe1: which is the default, which you haven't modified
[03:05] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes. It wouldn't connect. I believe I said that before.
[03:05] <Jeremy23> pe1: what about the virtualhost config?
[03:05] <fuzzy84> eknt you got a CRT screen?
[03:05] <kent> thats what it looks like
[03:06] <fuzzy84> *kent
[03:06] <Jeremy23> fuzzy84: never heard of physically hitting an LCD before
[03:06] <deexannihilate> mdg: when i first reinstalled remix after work, the wireless search circles worked but it would not pick up a connection
[03:06] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: wouldent have a windows box
[03:06] <kent> [ )  ( ]
[03:06] <mdg> deexannihilate: do you use encryption for wifi?
[03:06] <Seronis> how do i enable universe repo via ssh ?
[03:06] <pe1> Jeremy23: I'm not a webserver-king. which filename has the virtualhost config?
[03:06] <Jeremy23> kent: does it have a degauss option?
[03:06] <fuzzy84> Jeremy23, im doing it couple of times daily
[03:06] <kent> whats that
[03:06] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: no... i'm trying to figure out if i can run unetbootin in wine... could be possible
[03:06] <Jeremy23> pe1: whatever file you are editing in /etc/apache2/sites/enabled/
[03:06] <mdg> deexannihilate: i.e., WEP WPA or something?
[03:06] <fuzzy84> since it starts making some vibration noises
[03:06] <kent> i am a noob when it comes to the monitor
[03:06] <Jeremy23> pe1: I mean, sites-enabled
[03:07] <jtholt> I  exited my private message window
[03:07] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: or under vmware, but i can't make things see my partitions in vmware
[03:07] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: different issue entirely though
[03:07] <Jeremy23> kent: it's like a de-fuzz button
[03:07] <fuzzy84> kent try going into the menu of the computer
[03:07] <mdg> deexannihilate: starbucks has open connection, so you can get right on
[03:07] <fuzzy84> *i mean screen
[03:07] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: thanks a lot for the help btw
[03:07] <kent> ok
[03:07] <prinneh> Hello everyone, I know this should be easy, but I simply can
[03:07] <donnybrasco> kent: look for a menu button on the front of the monitor, then look for degauss
[03:07] <deexannihilate> mdg: wpa & wpa2 personal
[03:07] <fuzzy84> you know, a button on the front or side or below the screen
[03:07] <kent> ok
[03:07] <pe1> Jeremy23: I was only editing in the httpd.conf
[03:07] <kent> hold up
[03:08] <Jeremy23> pe1: oh right, well, it's probably going to work the same way then
[03:08] <prinneh> t figure out how to do it. I have no write permissions as user for my MMC SD card. can anyone help?
[03:08] <arleslie> How can I view all of the shared folders on my networks
[03:08] <mdg> deexannihilate: did you setup wpa connection on this acer after reinstall?
[03:08] <Jeremy23> pe1: I make new files in sites-enabled, myself.
[03:08] <kent> nothing didnt fix it
[03:08] <myself> thank you Jeremy23
[03:08] <Seronis> jeremy23: how do i enable Universe via command line ?
[03:08] <deexannihilate> mdg: no, it automatically sets up the wireless when I turn the computer on.I'm guessing by default.
[03:08] <Jeremy23> Seronis: edit your /etc/apt/sources.list file
[03:09] <mdg> deexannihilate: if automatic, then its not using wpa
[03:09] <deexannihilate> mdg: I didn't do anything except enter the password when it asked after startup
[03:09] <pe1> Jeremy23: I'm working in this two folders: http://bin.cakephp.org/pastes/edit/49154 -- but I'm not wanting to edit the httpd.conf every time, when I need mod_rewrite on a folder.
[03:09] <jtholt> Do I have to modify the boot options in syslinux to use persistence in 9.04
[03:09] <deexannihilate> mdg: it automatically starts up as WPA and asks for password. I didn't configure anything. It's been listed as WPA since I got the computer.
[03:09] <Jeremy23> pe1: maybe you want to enable .htaccess files
[03:10] <pe1> Jeremy23: how I can do that? :-)
[03:10] <mdg> oh okay.
[03:10] <Jeremy23> pe1: "Option +AllowOverride" or something like that
[03:10] <kent> YO Fuzzy84 ENTER THE PRIVATE CHAT IF YOU WANA HELP ME WITH MY SCREEN PROB IF YOU CAN
[03:10] <Jeremy23> pe1: google for "allowoverride"
[03:10] <mdg> deexannihilate: try double clicking the networking icon once more to see if we can restart it
[03:10] <arleslie> How can I see the shared folders on a computer on my network?
[03:10] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes  do I have to change boot options
[03:11] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: from what i can find if you formmat the stick as bootable but your missing a syslinux file you gotta get from a windows machine
[03:11] <jtholt> how do I get persistence working in ubuntu 9.04 I have the casper-rw partition but it does not save changes  do I have to change boot options
[03:11] <gogeta> and copy the files inside the iso over
[03:11] <Jeremy23> jtholt: I do believe you need to add the "persistent" option to the syslinux boot line
[03:11] <pe1> Jeremy23: I have AllowOverride All in the pastebin. but I have to define it for every folder. how I can define it only one time?
[03:11] <deexannihilate> mdg: it doesn't allow me to double click. the only option I have is to open edit connections
[03:11] <Jeremy23> pe1: define it for your /var/www, and it'll work for all subdirectories
[03:12] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: formatting a bootable usb stick and copying the iso over should work
[03:12] <jtholt> ok i will try it   Be back soon after  reboot  thanks for help
[03:12] <mdg> deexannihilate: is that a left double click or a right double clikc?
[03:12] <pe1> Jeremy23: I've tried. it isn't working. thats the reason for my asking here.
[03:12] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: yeah that's what it's looking like... http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1734145&start=15&tstart=0 seems to indicate there's no solution whatsoever to making bootable usb's from mac os x
[03:12] <Jeremy23> pe1: pastebin your httpd.conf
[03:13] <pe1> http://bin.cakephp.org/view/426947283
[03:13] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: you can make bootable usb from osx its just the syslinux file needs to e changed
[03:13] <Skyman747> synirc.net
[03:13] <nexsja> why do fonts in netbeans look so ugly? :<
[03:13] <gogeta> be
[03:13] <deexannihilate> mdg: a double left click opens the network connections menu (shows the wireless signals available.. when it works) and another click closes it. just like it you opened file in openoffice. a right click opens another menu that lists enable networking (usually enable wireless until we restarted), connection information which is dim, edit connections, and about
[03:13] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: i'm running unetbootin under wine at the moment, but the text rendering is all kaput so i can't see what the options are
[03:13] <flyingtabmow> gogeta: how would i make a bootable usb from os x?
[03:13] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: lol
[03:13] <Jeremy23> pe1: just do <Directory /var/www>
[03:14] <prinneh> quick repeat: I
[03:14] <Jeremy23> but actually
[03:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: how long did it take you to resintall ubuntu?
[03:14] <gogeta> flyingtabmow: donno
[03:14] <Seronis> jeremy23: do you know the command to uninstall the remote desktop taht comes default?  im gonna go with tightvncserver package instead
[03:14] <prinneh> Argh, sorry about that. Having some fumbling hands problems
[03:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: 20 minutes if that
[03:14] <edbian> flyingtabmow: There is a linux version of unetbootin
[03:14] <deexannihilate> mdg: shall i do it again?
[03:14] <Jeremy23> pe1: delete the contents of your httpd.conf, and edit /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default isntead
[03:14] <Seronis> i just want to make sure there are no conflicts
[03:14] <Jeremy23> Seronis: I doubt you can uninstall it without breaking GNOME dependencies
[03:14] <flyingtabmow> edbian: yeah, but i'm running os x
[03:14] <mdg> deexannihilate: did wireless work right after the reinstall?
[03:14] <Jeremy23> Seronis: just leave it disabled
[03:14] <edbian> flyingtabmow: oic
[03:14] <edbian> :)
[03:14] <prinneh> Question: I can
[03:14] <Jeremy23> and it won't launch
[03:15] <bcurtiswx> anyone know how i can get java working on the arora browser?
[03:15] <prinneh> Trying again...
[03:15] <Jeremy23> Seronis: so run that recursive-unset thing I pasted you earlier
[03:15] <AvonGenesis> Hi, I just installed a bunch of ubuntu updates and it told me to restart, then it won't boot up. This is the error I get: http://pastebin.com/m45ca1657 I am able to log into my netbook with other kernels but not the one that updated. Anyone know why?
[03:15] <Seronis> already ran it.  i assumed that disabled it.
[03:15] <deexannihilate> mdg: it worked this morning at starbucks and picked up the at&t wireless but disconnected every few minutes (as the known issue). it "worked" this evening when I installed it, but couldn't pick up my home wireless
[03:15] <Seronis> Jeremy23: thank you =)
[03:15] <mdg> deexannihilate: my other question is - is it more important that wireless work or more important that ethernet works?
[03:16] <prinneh> question: I cannot write to my MMC SD card. I used to be able to do so, but I cant do it now. I think I need to fix my permissions, but I dont know how.
[03:16] <pe1> Jeremy23: thanks man! there was a AllowOverride None option. *peace* :-P
[03:16] <deexannihilate> mdg: wireless!
[03:16] <Jeremy23> pe1: yep, that was probably overriding the one you set
[03:16] <nexsja> anybody?
[03:16] <deexannihilate> mdg: but I need to figure out how to make it work correctly
[03:16] <nexsja> an i the only one that hates netbeans fonts? :<
[03:16] <Jeremy23> pe1: as VirtualHosts are more specific than the general config outside of it
[03:16] <mdg> deexannihilate: I think it needs to get all the updates on a fresh install before we try to get ethernet working
[03:17] <arand> AvonGenesis: Could try looking for similar issues on launchpad, searching for that particular kernel version
[03:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. I'll reinstall now
[03:17] <mdg> deexannihilate: but at this point we don't know if it will pick up with a fresh install right?
[03:17] <Jeremy23> AvonGenesis: check the boot parameters for each kernel, and make sure they're the same
[03:17] <deexannihilate> mdg: it works, i just don't know what it will work here because the signal
[03:17] <Jeremy23> AvonGenesis: if the disk UUID is specified the same, that suggests there is a bug in the new kernel's SATA or IDE driver
[03:17] <deexannihilate> i can try.
[03:18] <AvonGenesis> arand: I did try searching but most of the suggestions suggest that either the uuid does not exist/incorrect or that my udev didn't finished updating because I restarted early.
[03:18] <edbian> Jeremy23: If you use dd to make a copy of a partition both the new and old partitions will have the same UUID
[03:18] <mdg> deexannihilate: when you try wireless at home, try to move a little to the side of being directly under where the wireless is above you
[03:18] <bcurtiswx> anyone know how I can get java to work on arora web browser
[03:18] <AvonGenesis> Jeremy23: If that is the case, what do you suggest I do?
[03:19] <deexannihilate> msg: i honestly don't know where it is exactly
[03:19] <arand> AvonGenesis: Well, the udev message does point towards udev not updating correctly...
[03:19] <deexannihilate> mdg: i'll try different areas
[03:19] <mdg> deexannihilate: after you reinstall, don't try ethernet set at all until you update - either at home or at starbucks
[03:19] <AvonGenesis> arand: Any idea how I can repair/fix udev?
[03:19] <mdg> deexannihilate: one thing you can try after reinstall is the command:  sudo iwlist scan - that will show you available connections and it does show decibel strength
[03:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: available wireless connections
[03:20] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. will it install it all at once? or will there be a series of updates? it updated almost every day
[03:20] <mdg> deexannihilate: when I have installed ubuntu, I get like 200+ updates right away
[03:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: that's what you need to do is get the big group of updates before troubleshooting any other problesm
[03:21] <arand> AvonGenesis: Unfortunately no, (there are most probably ways, but I know as little as you in that matter), You could always set the olde kernel as default and just ignore the new one...
[03:21] <deexannihilate> mdg: ok. It is reloading. I'm going to grab a drink, and shower. we'll attempt this again if you are on then
[03:21] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay - will check back later  :)
[03:23] <kent> lol i am pounding the hell out of my monitor and it still wont go back to normal
[03:23] <AvonGenesis> arand: Alright, that sounds good to me, any idea how I can do that? Do I just rearrange the kernels in menu.lst?
[03:23] <tiritchi83> keoz: tu es la?
[03:24] <bcurtiswx> anyone here know how I can get java working on the arora web browser?
[03:25] <prinneh> Please, can someone help me change permissions for an MMC SD card?
[03:25] <prinneh> I would appreciate very much.
[03:25] <arand> AvonGenesis: you edit menu.lst and set default option to the number corresponding to the former kernel, guessing that'd be "3"
[03:25] <prinneh> it-
[03:26] <mdg> deexannihilate: you still here?
[03:26] <kent> dose anybody know were i can get java that works and will install on Xubuntu 9.04?
[03:26] <deexannihilate> mdg: yes
[03:26] <Scunizi> kent: search synaptic for sun and sun-java should show up
[03:27] <mdg> I found a couple things to add to a blacklist file that may help give you a better wireless connection
[03:27] <AvonGenesis> arand: Alright thanks. I still want to figure out the problem though, I'm able to boot on the other kernel and it says my udev is fine.
[03:27] <arand> AvonGenesis: actually, since it starts counting from 0, the olde kernel would probably be at no 2
[03:27] <tkmr> prinneh: open up terminal, type gksudo nautilus. Navigate to your /media folder. Right click on the SD card and go to the permissions tab.
[03:27] <kent> scunizi: thanks
[03:27] <arand> AvonGenesis: Indeed, that is kind of confusing.
[03:28] <AvonGenesis> arand: If it helps, the kernel that is broken is the ubuntu netbook one. The one that is working is ubuntu generic if that helps.
[03:28] <Scunizi> Is there a tool to merge two pdf files together.  One file has odd numbered pages and the other even. I want them to merge like you were shuffling a deck of cards without the randomness
[03:29] <deexannihilate> alright. it is 94% done
[03:29] <ziip> How do I turn my wifi laptop into like a sub access point on my existing network
[03:29] <mdg> AvonGenesis: - I missed your post - netbook remix is broken?
[03:29] <deexannihilate> mdg: let me jump in the shower super quick and i'll be back!
[03:29] <man68> a
[03:29] <mdg> deexannihilate: okay
[03:29] <ziip> because the laptop can reach the signal of the wifi router
[03:30] <ziip> but the other computer cant
[03:30] <AvonGenesis> mdg: Yes, my netbook remix kernel is broken but I am able to boot into the generic kernel.
[03:30] <ziip> so can I use the laptop to rebroadcast the signal
[03:30] <mdg> AvonGenesis: what netbook you have?