[08:10] <exia_> nsadmin, terminal :) well if exactly it is awn terminal
[08:10] <Killiondude> fettsaq: I've used a vpn tunnel before. What's up?
[08:10] <nsadmin> and awn terminal is an X app?
[08:10] <milligan_> rashed2020, I would have liked something a little bit more advanced, but I suppose it'll do the job :) Wondering a bit about how it handles downloads .. would be nice if it did it all in the background ..
[08:11] <asfasdfa> How do I get a Fusion HDTV DVB-T nano working in Ubuntu?
[08:11] <exia_> nsadmin, i don't know ^^ should i try something other?
[08:11] <The_Warlock> how do i change my name displayed on the menubar?
[08:11] <nsadmin> no, you don't have to
[08:11] <exia_> nsadmin, WOW!
[08:11] <JoeM> put 180 drivers back again... but I still can't modprobe nvidia, that's not good
[08:11] <fettsaq> Killiondude: Can you tell me which provider you have used? I'm not finding any.
[08:11] <exia_> nsadmin, i just ran gconf-editor through AWN menu 'run'
[08:11] <Killiondude> fettsaq: http://vpntunnel.net/
[08:11] <nsadmin> and did that work
[08:11] <nsadmin> >?
[08:12] <asfasdfa> How do I get a Fusion HDTV DVB-T nano working in Ubuntu?
[08:12] <exia_> nsadmin, yep
[08:12] <exia_> nsadmin, you gave me idea thanks ^^
[08:12] <nsadmin> ok, good :) so did it ask for a password?
[08:12] <JoeM> scunizi I see nvidia.ko listed under /lib/modules/(my kernel)/updates/dkms
[08:12] <exia_> nsadmin, nope
[08:12] <JoeM> scunizi shouldn't that mean it's there?
[08:12] <nsadmin> ok... good enough
[08:14] <fettsaq> Killiondude: hehe. but I need it for other things like HTTP.
[08:14] <scunizi> JoeM: not sure.. when you boot do you see the nvidia splash?
[08:14] <JoeM> scunizi no, xorg can't find it
[08:14] <fettsaq> Id like to upload via VPN tunnel and so on,
[08:14] <fettsaq> *.
[08:15] <asfasdfa> How do I get a FusionHDTV DVB-T nano working in Ubuntu?
[08:15] <Killiondude> fettsaq: Oh, I'm sorry. I don't know of any, my apologies. I've only used vpn tunnels to bypass filters :-)
[08:15] <asfasdfa> Which application do I use to watch TV in ubuntu?
[08:15] <scunizi> JoeM: you might take a look at the nvidia installer log.. /var/log/nvidia-installer.log
[08:16] <losher> Killiondude: when you run from CD, the filesystem is in memory (RAM) so update manager will download files into /var/cache/apt/archive as usual, and it will take up space in RAM I believe....
[08:16] <iMatter> how would i go about canceling  a package thats installing well its broken package can't fully install and can't upgrade until i fix it
[08:16] <scunizi> JoeM: I think that's where it is.. postings say that's the location on Debian.. so it might be the same.
[08:16] <nsadmin> iMatter cancelling? what do you mean exactly?
[08:16] <JoeM> scunizi no such log, this itme I did it through synaptic
[08:16] <losher> iMatter: can you 'apt-get remove' it?
[08:17] <iMatter> Well, the package is broken...and its preventing me from doing anything
[08:17] <fettsaq> Killiondude: Thanks anyway, thats a nice service youve posted. :)
[08:17] <iMatter> Hmm..i thought since it wasn't fully installed that wouldn't work
[08:17] <nsadmin> but you're not in the middle of installing something now?
[08:17] <iMatter> no nsadmin
[08:17] <Killiondude> losher: Thank you for answering :-D
[08:17] <nsadmin> ok, so purge the package
[08:18] <losher> iMatter: sometimes it doesn't work. But you've nothing to lose by trying to remove it....
[08:18] <iMatter>   avant-window-navigator: Depends: libawn0 (>= 0.2.1) but it is not going to be installed
[08:18] <iMatter> E: Unmet dependencies. Try ‘apt-get -f install’ with no packages (or specify a solution).
[08:18] <JoeM> scunizi hmm... I have an idea
[08:19] <iMatter> Its for Avant-Windows Navigator but its clashing with libawn-bzr
[08:19] <nsadmin> you're not mixing versions are you
[08:19] <iMatter> i just simply did a "sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator"
[08:19] <iMatter> and ended up in this mess
[08:19] <iMatter> >.>
[08:19] <nsadmin> why libawn-bzr?
[08:19] <losher> asfasdfa: tvtime is a good beginner app for watching tv
[08:20] <iMatter> nsadmin,  trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/libawn.so.0.0.1', which is also in package libawn-bzr
[08:20] <TerrorBite> Hi, I'm having trouble getting NetworkManager to play nice with my GPRS modem. How can I get NM to use an existing pppd configuration instead of creating its own?
[08:20] <scunizi> JoeM: I'm all eyes :)
[08:20] <Severity1> !vpn
[08:20] <CaMason> My laptop can't connect to my WPA2 network since kernel upgrade to 2.6.2-13-generic. It continually asks for the key (which I've replaced and tried again)
[08:20] <nsadmin> iMatter: and you can't remove it for that reason?
[08:21] <iMatter> nsadmin, i suspect when i do sudo apt-get remove it gives me an error...im not trying to remove awn just the broken package
[08:21] <JoeM> scunizi if I can get that same error again.. I'll just put a symlink to nvidia.ko where it's looking for modules
[08:21] <TerrorBite> Severity1: is that link directed at me?
[08:21] <nsadmin> iMatter: you suspect?
[08:21] <nsadmin> so what did you try?
[08:21] <iMatter> nsadmin, if i were sure i wouldn't have came here ;)
[08:21] <scunizi> JoeM: sounds logical..
[08:22] <nsadmin> so what did you try?
[08:22] <JoeM> scunizi problem being... it won't give me that error again, heh
[08:22] <iMatter> nsadmin, i tried apt-get remove apt-get -f opening synatics and filtering broken and then clicking apply...still couldn't fix it
[08:22] <Severity1> TerrorBite, yes and for me too
[08:22] <iMatter> is there a way i can just delete the package myself?
[08:23] <scunizi> JoeM: Murphy is following you.. when you need it, it won't show
[08:23] <nsadmin> iMatter: what package?
[08:23] <yaris123456789> hiya folks, i have an unmanaged ubuntu server. i have 2 domains. i already set up 1 and its running. how do i set the other domain site on this server? it doesn't have cpanel or anywebmin
[08:23] <iMatter> nsadmin, libawn0 ....
[08:24] <JoeM> scunizi very odd...
[08:24] <JoeM> scunizi doesn't complain now, jsut says no devices
[08:24] <scunizi> JoeM: how many card are currently in the machine?
[08:24] <Severity1> TerrorBite, nah it seems you have a different problemthan mine
[08:24] <nsadmin> that's the package name? try dpkg --purge libawn0
[08:25] <JoeM> scunizi two right now
[08:25] <scunizi> JoeM: and you did try removing one?
[08:25] <Severity1> can someone point to theright directio i want setup a home vpn server and client
[08:25] <JoeM> scunizi did earlier
[08:25] <scunizi> !vpn | Severity1
[08:27] <Severity1> ahhh the samelink scunizi thanks seemslike i really hafta do all those stuff lol
[08:28] <quizme> when i run sudo blah, my alias for blah is lost
[08:28] <quizme> does that sound right ?
[08:28] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys anyone interested in learning how to create a custom repository CD for ubuntu? I just uploaded a tutorial if any of you would like to learn on youtube.
[08:28] <quizme> how can i fix that ?
[08:29] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: Please keep those sorts of announcements in #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks
[08:29] <nsadmin> quizme: I don't think you can sudo an alias
[08:29] <scunizi> JoeM: maybe this will help.. I don't have audio right now to hear it.. http://linuxcrypt.net/?p=255
[08:29] <fettsaq> Can anyone tell me how I can convert a .wma file to .mp3 on 9.04?
[08:29] <linuxguy2009> I came in to offer hlep to the community and get nagged. Sorry to have bothered you.
[08:30] <andrew_46> fettsaq: You have tried ffmpeg?
[08:30] <fettsaq> andrew_46: not yet
[08:30] <geirha> quizme: make sudo part of the alias, or make a script
[08:30] <TerrorBite> fettsaq: ffmpeg or mencoder should be able to do it
[08:30] <negge> I have Intrepid installed on my EEEPc and now I want to completely remove everything from it (meaning GNOME, all GUI apps etc. so the remaining installation is similarly barebone to a Debian netinstall). I tried removing 'gnome*' but it seems I can't get all stuff away. Is there a meta-package I can use to remove all DE apps?
[08:30] <andrew_46> fettsaq: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1117283
[08:30] <TerrorBite> negge: Somewhere I have a list of packages, one moment
[08:31] <nsadmin> I thought this was a support channel... is not a movie that shows how to do something a form of support?
[08:31] <JoeM> scunizi no audio atm either, that's the broken computer :P
[08:31] <nsadmin> or you only want support in the form of man pages?
[08:31] <quizme> geirha: i lose my aliases when i sudo
[08:31] <losher> quizme: try: sudo `alias blah`    (note: those are backticks)
[08:31] <negge> TerrorBite: thanks that would be great
[08:31] <scunizi> nsadmin: are you referring to the link I gave JoeM ?
[08:31] <Flannel> nsadmin: "support" doesn't mean "announce tutorials" we have other places where that'd be appropriate.  Support in this case is fix problems.  If someone came in and asked about it, that'd be entirely different.
[08:32] <fettsaq> andrew_46: thank you
[08:32] <geirha> quizme: alias blah="sudo command arg1 arg2..."
[08:32] <aeonoris> How would I go about identifying what version number of a package I have?
[08:32] <JoeM> scunizi I'm assuming that needs audio since you mentioned it
[08:32] <geirha> quizme: aliases are only available to the shell, not to external commands like sudo
[08:32] <nsadmin> so what you're really doing therefore is restricting communication, restricting "broadcast"
[08:32] <scunizi> JoeM: I guess since the picture is small enough to make it almost unusable for reference
[08:33] <Flannel> nsadmin: Technical support doesn't work as a "broadcast" type thing.  But, this is offtopic, if you'd like to continue discussion, I welcome you to #ubuntu-offtopic to do so.
[08:33] <quizme> geirha oh i see
[08:34] <nsadmin> while I'm here, a question about ubuntu policy... are ubuntu packages permitted to touch /usr/local in any way?
[08:34] <losher> nsadmin: broadcast as a communication method doesn't actually scale particularly well.
[08:34] <Flannel> nsadmin: They shouldn't, no.
[08:34] <duckwars> I'm trying to unmount a drive, but i can't because it is in use with some program... how can I see what I need to quit to unmount this drive?
[08:34] <losher> quizme: try: sudo `alias blah`    (note: those are backticks)
[08:34] <losher> duckwars: sometimes 'sudo lsof /dev/sda1' will tell you. Change sda1 to your device, of course...
[08:35] <quizme> losher: thanks
[08:35] <quizme> thank you guys!
[08:35] <quizme> it works
[08:35] <losher> quizme: did it work?
[08:35] <scunizi> JoeM: I'm in a position where I can't use audio right now.
[08:36] <geirha> duckwars: sudo fuser -vc /dev/sda1
[08:36] <iMatter> nsadmin, can you use my nick so i can see your messages to me?
[08:36] <duckwars> thanks geirha, the command is pdksh?
[08:36] <TerrorBite> negge: looks like I deleted it, but try: apt-get remove --purge gnome gnome-desktop-environment gnome-core
[08:36] <nsadmin> iMatter: sure... there ya go :)
[08:36] <yaris123456789> linuxguy2009: yes please i
[08:37] <iMatter> nsadmin, thanks >.< i lost you >.>
[08:37] <quizme> losher: well, I wasn't losing my aliases.  I overwrote my alias stupidly without the sudo.  anyway, i corrected it and it's not working.  I didn't try what you suggested though, cuz i think i wasn't losing aliases in the first place....
[08:37] <yaris123456789> hiya folks, i have an unmanaged ubuntu server. i have 2 domains. i already set up 1 and its running. how do i set the other domain site on this server? it doesn't have cpanel or anywebmin
[08:37] <asfasdfa> How do I install a web server in ubuntu?
[08:37] <Flannel> !lamp | asfasdfa
[08:37] <TerrorBite> negge: I believe all gnome packages should depend on gnome-core, so removing that will remove the rest
[08:37] <negge> TerrorBite: I think I alreday did that, can't seem to get / down to less than 2.2GB
[08:37] <negge> okay
[08:38] <geirha> duckwars: sudo fuser -ck -TERM /dev/sda1    # will kill all processes using that filesystem
[08:38] <duckwars> thanks guys
[08:38] <asfasdfa> Do I run this? sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[08:38] <jeffs> I've been trying to install or compile a driver for my (M-audio quattro) usb sound card, in order for me to get it to load smoothly in jack audio, but had no luck. I found driver instructions at: http://alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-usb-audio
[08:38] <Flannel> asfasdfa: That'll work, yeah.
[08:38] <vise> Hi.. If i want to boot a standalone kernel without initrd, what do i do?
[08:38] <jeffs> im new to linux, and need a lil help :-)
[08:39] <asfasdfa> My ISP blocks port 80 incoming, is there any way to get around that?
[08:39] <scunizi> jeffs: ask a question and if anyone knows the answer they will reply
[08:39] <Flannel> asfasdfa: Yeah, you can change the port it'll listen on
[08:39] <JoeM> scunizi ok, rebooting with one graphics card
[08:40] <TerrorBite> asfasdfa: configure apache2 to run on port 81
[08:40] <asfasdfa> ok
[08:40] <losher> vise: interesting question. See http://www.linux-boot.net/InitRD/
[08:40] <nsadmin> vise: first you need the kernel...
[08:40] <scunizi> asfasdfa: dyndns.org and changing the port on the apache server to something different.. then forwarding that port in your router to the server
[08:40] <vise> nsadmin, I said i have one.. :)
[08:40] <nsadmin> which needs compiled into it everything necessary to mount /
[08:40] <mcfarlane> Hi guys
[08:41] <asfasdfa> users have to type website.ath.cx:81 right?
[08:41] <marqueed> hi - i'm having trouble setting up scim
[08:41] <nsadmin> and then, / probably needs the kernel modules (that is, not on a separate partition from /)
[08:41] <vise> losher, Alright.. Now reading something similar to that, i added ide, scsi and ext2 drivers.. But still no success... Any suggestions?
[08:41] <marqueed> my session is en-US, but i want to use CJK for some apps
[08:41] <jeffs> any one know how to get a M-audio usb sound card to work properly with the jack connection kit?
[08:42] <vise> losher, (compiled into kernel)
[08:42] <JoeM> scunizi not cool
[08:42] <xhema> http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3613/3696529975_171a3e90cb_m.jpg Pc World Kosovo now has distributed a live cd of ubuntu
[08:42] <losher> vise: sorry, no idea. Never tried it myself....
[08:42] <scunizi> JoeM: what happened?
[08:42] <nsadmin> vise: what else besides device drivers are necessary to mount /?
[08:42] <duckwars> how can I rename a directory?
[08:43] <nsadmin> man mv
[08:43] <JoeM> scunizi it worked
[08:43] <vise> nsadmin, IDE, SCSI, EXT2FS.. thats it i think.. anything more?
[08:43] <scunizi> JoeM: with one card you mean?
[08:43] <JoeM> scunizi yeah, which is not cool
[08:43] <nsadmin> so the partition is an ext2?
[08:43] <vise> nsadmin, i dont know if anything other than device drivers is needed
[08:43] <TerrorBite> duckwars: just mv it to the same place with a different name, ie mv mydir/ newdirname
[08:43] <vise> nsadmin, yes its ext2..
[08:43] <duckwars> thanks
[08:43] <scunizi> JoeM: it's been an issue for several releases.. I filed a bug on that for the 6.06 release
[08:44] <nsadmin> ok, so you need to find out exactly what hardware you have, and support that hardware...
[08:44] <nsadmin> vise: are you running linux now?
[08:44] <JoeM> scunizi so... how do I get the other card to work?  I need both for work
[08:44] <CodeSlinger> hmm I wouldn't mv
[08:44] <CodeSlinger> I would cp -R oldname newname
[08:44] <vise> nsadmin, I am using qemu to boot the kernel over a disk with ext2 fs (disk is an image file). Qemu has ide disks. So this config should do well.. Yes im running linux now..
[08:45] <CodeSlinger> but I'm not a fan of inline edits
[08:45] <CodeSlinger> :)
[08:45] <CodeWar> any idea what /SYSV00000 is .. it shows up in /proc/firefox/smaps
[08:45] <CodeSlinger> the delete the original folder
[08:45] <nsadmin> vise: ok, so presumably the device is supported by a driver, would you agree?
[08:45] <iMatter> nsadmin, meh...i removed libawn-bzr ....now im having even more problems
[08:45] <JoeM> scunizi know of a fix?
[08:46] <vise> nsadmin, 'device' = ide disk drive?
[08:46] <Spike1506> !ati
[08:46] <scunizi> JoeM: what I was suggestion previously is to copy the currently written xorg.conf to xorg.conf.good1 .. yank that card and put in the other card into the other slot and repeat the install process.. it will overwrite the xorg with new info.. compare that xorg to the one you renamed/copied and then merge the two.. manually most likely
[08:46] <nsadmin> vise: is it an ide drive? or scsi?
[08:46] <JoeM> scunizi that's an option
[08:46] <MattD> At boot time, Ubuntu doesn't detect my Dell keyboard.  I want to install wubi (to bypass a virus damaged XP), but the lack of keyboard at the start means I can't stop it going to XP.  Is there anything short of replacing the keyboard I can do?  I'll have to see if another keyboard is available.
[08:46] <vise> nsadmin, qemu surely has ide drive.. not scsi..
[08:47] <Jimmio> Wow... when was is Ubuntu switched to Pulseaudio by default? It's the easiest sound API I've worked with o.o (well, the simple implementation :P)
[08:47] <Jimmio> it*'
[08:47] <scunizi> JoeM: you could try backing up the current xorg.. and put the 2nd card in with the 1st then run nvidia-xconfig to see if it picks it up.
[08:47] <scunizi> JoeM: now that the driver is functional it might just work
[08:47] <nsadmin> vise: ok, now I'm confused
[08:48] <vise> nsadmin, Hmm... even ##linux don't know anything... :( I think i should try Bochs..
[08:48] <nsadmin> let's get that out of the way... what is qemu?
[08:48] <vise> nsadmin, qemu is like virtualbox.. just lighter and less features.. osdevvers like me use it..
[08:49] <nsadmin> alternatively... you have a machine that's running linux and uses device drivers to talk to the HD controllers, yes?
[08:49] <vise> nsadmin, yes
[08:50] <Flannel> MattD: Where does it not detect the keyboard that you need to choose something?
[08:50] <Spike1506> Lately im having a lot of issues with compiz and my ati drivers (a lot of graphic glitches) when restarting compiz it works fine for a while but after that it will glitch again
[08:50] <nsadmin> is there a "supervising" instance of the os, one with the kernel and loaded modules, and directly supporting hardware?
[08:51] <HyperNexus> Hello all. Just a quick question I am wanting to have a program load up in Ubuntu at startup. I have added it to my startup apps in Preferences->Startup Aps but when I login the program fails because gnomepanel is not ready.
[08:51] <MattD> Flannel: at grub
[08:51] <vise> nsadmin, I think you are talking about the one im running now? Ubuntu intrepid on dell laptop..
[08:51] <HyperNexus> How can I delay the startup of this program until the gnome panel has loaded.
[08:51] <JoeM> scunizi the ASUS P6T vanilla is a pain to switch hardware... have to clear CMOS each time
[08:51] <Flannel> MattD: you could always just modify GRUB so it defaults to Ubuntu.  With wubi, you've got that initial Windows/Ubuntu choice from boot.ini
[08:51] <asfasdfa> If I use a different port from 80, can dyndns.org use it?
[08:51] <nsadmin> vise: so do you want this kernel for your dell laptop?
[08:51] <asfasdfa> can someone type web.dyndns.org and they get to port 81
[08:52] <scunizi> JoeM: don't switch.. just add.. see my post above.. or is the cmos the same?
[08:52] <asfasdfa> or they have to manually type web.dyndns.org:81
[08:52] <JoeM> scunizi change, add, remove... all the same
[08:52] <MattD> Flannel: I looked at that.  I'll see if I can figure out what to change.
[08:52] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that apache listens on?
[08:52] <vise> nsadmin, Nope.. Im just trying to get a small distro of my own on a 100 mb disk.. first setup the kernel to mount root and then add application binaries which can be run by it...
[08:52] <scunizi> JoeM: and you have to clear the cmos? that is strange..
[08:52] <JoeM> scunizi yeah, fails to post if you don't... something about it keeps an internal list of what parts you have
[08:52] <Flannel> MattD: "default N" line near the top of your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:52] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that Apache listens on?
[08:52] <scunizi> JoeM: you can't just go into bios and have it autodetect, save and restart?
[08:53] <MattD> Flannel: oh rats.  I'm un Ubuntu now (live cd) and probably can't edit it until back in Windows.
[08:53] <nsadmin> vise: ok, we have to back up a few steps, I'm lost again. Give me a name for your laptop
[08:53] <JoeM> scunizi going to boot up with the 8800 to make sure it works too
[08:53] <JoeM> scunizi fails to post at all, can't get to bios
[08:53] <vise> nsadmin, dell
[08:53] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that Apache listens on?
[08:53] <Flannel> MattD: You can edit it from the liveCD
[08:53] <MattD> Flannel: trying that now.
[08:53] <nsadmin> ok, is there another machine that's in this discussion?
[08:53] <scunizi> JoeM: that sucks.. maybe they have a bios upgrade to fix that.
[08:53] <Flannel> MattD: oh, uh, if you can successfully mount your wubi partition thing
[08:53] <JoeM> scunizi don't think so, it's written into the manual
[08:54] <MattD> Flannel: I can see a folder called WinBoot
[08:54] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that apache listens on?
[08:54] <scunizi> JoeM: I wonder what bone head though up that feature.
[08:54] <MattD> Flannel: yay!  menu.lst!
[08:54] <JoeM> scunizi well that's not good... this card is only picking up one monitor
[08:54] <vise> nsadmin, yes.. qemu.. a virtual machine
[08:54] <scunizi> JoeM: wait
[08:55] <scunizi> JoeM: so you've switched cards?
[08:55] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that apache listens on?
[08:55] <nsadmin> is qemu running on dell?
[08:55] <qe2eqe> I need to tweak driver options, but ubuntu doesn't use xorg.conf for graphics configuration... what do I do?
[08:55] <JoeM> scunizi there we go, cable was loose
[08:55] <JoeM> scunizi switched to make sure they both work and that wasn't the issue
[08:55] <scunizi> JoeM: It's the simple things. :)
[08:55] <vise> nsadmin, yes.. but has different hardware due to virtualization
[08:55] <nsadmin> so qemu is not hardware itself
[08:56] <Spike1506> how can i install the latest ati driver? it looks like the restricted driver manager doesnt update to the latest avaible driver
[08:56] <SuspectZero> hey there,i just got a crash handler and now my taskbar is gone
[08:56] <SuspectZero> can someone tell wht i can do
[08:56] <vise> nsadmin, no.. its a software running in ubuntu that virtualizes hardware... don't you know virtual box / vmware?
[08:56] <JoeM> scunizi hmm, second display is giving me christmas static
[08:56] <nsadmin> I understand the concept...
[08:56] <yaris123456789>  how do i select everything in Nano editor
[08:56] <nsadmin> so dell is running several instances of various OSes
[08:57] <MattD> Flannel: (or anyone else) http://pastie.org/536785  What do I change so that it defaults to Ubuntu and not Windows?
[08:57] <nsadmin> and one of those is qemu
[08:57] <scunizi> JoeM: because it's not listed in xorg yet.. backup xorg and run nvidia-xconfig ... possibly nvidia-settings
[08:57] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that Apache listens on?>
[08:57] <pirx> should i install something more than libapache2-mod-php5 to get PHP working in apache?
[08:57] <vise> nsadmin, but qemu is not an os.. its an application.. inside it runs an os... so qemu is running an instance of an os...
[08:57] <JoeM> scunizi nope, didn't do it
[08:57] <HyperNexus> I've found a hackish away around this.
[08:58] <HyperNexus> Thanks anyway
[08:58] <nellmathew> hey guys, which method should i use to install windows (i have 20 gigs unallocated at the end of my harddrive).. install and then restore grub? (adding hd(0,2) to the root section of windows?) - does this work if windows isn't hd(0,0)?
[08:58] <pirx> i reloaded the config, but the server wants me to download the .php files instead of running them. and the logs say that it has been restarted with php
[08:58] <nsadmin> one thing I just realized is I don't know whether you want this kernel to support actual hardware or to run inside a virtual container
[08:58] <vise> nellmathew, yes
[08:58] <nellmathew> vise, thanks
[08:58] <Flannel> MattD: Er... wow, this is a very different menu.lst
[08:58] <moncky> nellmathew: have a look at super grub disk for restoring your grub automagically
[08:58] <geirha> pirx: See the troubleshooting section
[08:59] <geirha> !php | pirx
[08:59] <JoeM> scunizi stupid little things, disconnected and reconnected the cable did it :P
[08:59] <MattD> Flannel: yeah.  Somehow I don't think I can touch that and get the result I want.  I'd be better off finding a keyboard not made by Dhell.
[08:59] <Flannel> MattD: Oh, I think this is... a bootstrap menu.lst to the real menu.lst, so this isn't the right one.
[08:59] <Revo> test
[08:59] <vise> nsadmin, Its the same thing.. Qemu virtualizes real hardware which is there on any pc... but its a different instance from your real hardware...
[08:59] <MattD> Flannel:  the real grub folder appears to be empty (at least the one I found in Windows is)
[08:59] <nsadmin> so it pretends to be real hardware, the same hardware as is on the real box?
[08:59] <vise> Revo, Test success
[09:00] <quizme> what does this mean?  /usr/bin: bad interpreter: Permission denied
[09:00] <vise> nsadmin, yes
[09:00] <Flannel> MattD: right, you won't be able to see it within windows, because it exists inside the wubi virtual disk thing
[09:00] <vise> quizme, where do you get that?
[09:00] <geirha> pirx: Sorry, thought it linked to a different page. Anyway, you probably want to use the a2enmod command it mentions in the configuration section
[09:00] <MattD> brb  i'm hunting keyboards.
[09:00] <scunizi> vise: really? vmware and vbox use their own hardware emulation.. in the vm
[09:00] <MattD> :D  found a whole box full!
[09:00] <JoeM> scunizi no difference between the xorg.confs
[09:00] <nsadmin> quizme: maybe you have something in a script file that's not referring to an interpreter
[09:01] <quizme> oh it should be /bin/bash
[09:01] <quizme> duh
[09:01] <quizme> thanks
[09:01] <vise> scunizi, yes thats what i said.. its a diff instance from ur real hardware...
[09:01] <MattD> HA!  The 2nd keyboard..  is a Dell
[09:01] <MattD> and the 3rd
[09:01] <human> hello every one
[09:02] <SimplyLion> Does anyone know some engineering channels on IRC?
[09:02] <scunizi> vise: I was just reading nsadmin post where he said "so it pretends to be real hardware, *the same hardware as is on the real box?*.. it wouldn't be the same hardware.
[09:02] <human> can any one get me the idea how to recover the ubuntu without CD ??
[09:02] <eeelectricalan> will i have to do anything to get compiz running from a fresh ubuntu install?
[09:02] <MattD> yay!  a generic keyboard!  thanks for the help.  time to shutdown and banish Dhell.
[09:02] <scunizi> vise: translated to it.. but but more generic I thought..
[09:03] <iMatter> nsadmin, any ideas..
[09:03] <eeelectricalan> anyone?
[09:03] <nsadmin> iMatter: do you have a backup?
[09:03] <iMatter> nsadmin, of what...you mean i  have to reinstall ubtun because of this ._.
[09:03] <nsadmin> oh, what did you say happened after you ran dpkg --configure --pending
[09:04] <scunizi> JoeM: k.. are you installing the other board?
[09:04] <vise> scunizi, it is the same hardware.. ur real box just has more hardware... but vmware/vbox emulates the required part of it.. For example, the ide, keyboard, mouse etc are the same,, but your real box may have more features into it...
[09:04] <TerrorBite> How can I make NetworkManager recognise when my PPP connection is up?
[09:04] <yaris123456789> hi folks, is there anyway to monitor the current bandwith usage rate ?
[09:04] <TerrorBite> At the moment it thinks I'm offline, which means Pidgin refuses to connect
[09:04] <TerrorBite> it's sitting there "waiting for network connection"
[09:05] <vise> Terralthra, I used pidgin on ppp.. it works!
[09:05] <Myrtti> yaris123456789: several ways
[09:05] <vise> *sorry it was for TerrorBite
[09:05] <yaris123456789> Myrtti: whats the tool that starts with "i" ....i can't remember
[09:05] <JoeM> scunizi just did, fixing bios again
[09:05] <nsadmin> iMatter: it's possible, yes.
[09:05] <vise> yaris123456789, system monitor?
[09:05] <asfasdfa> How do I restart apache?
[09:05] <Myrtti> yaris123456789: iftop?
[09:06] <iMatter> nsadmin, ._. its Avant-Window-Navigator for crying outloud
[09:06] <dragon_> asfasdfa: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[09:06] <scunizi> vise: right.. and the drivers for the emulated parts aren't the same. for instance, you have an nvidia card installed but in the vm it won't use real nvidia drivers but vga drivers capable of possibly directx, opengl etc.. (at least on the new vbox 3.0)
[09:06] <iMatter> nsadmin, check your messages
[09:06] <JoeM> scunizi bios set back, restarting and praying
[09:06] <jerknextdoor> need help copying a file >4gb to a fat32 hdd that i cannot format.
[09:06] <vise> scunizi, correcto
[09:06] <JoeM> at grub...
[09:07] <TerrorBite> vise: I can use Pidgin on ppp, but only if I kill NetworkManager first. Otherwise it waits for NM to tell it that the machine is online
[09:07] <JoeM> login screen... is text... damn it
[09:07] <TerrorBite> and currently NM thinks I'm offline
[09:07] <nsadmin> I'm not saying it's definitely broke but there is the possibility,
[09:08] <scunizi> vise:  that's what I was trying to get at.. I got the impression nsadmin thought the actual drivers in the vm were the same as the drivers on the host.
[09:08] <vise> scunizi, The vm uses the X to draw to the window and all (or probably compiz).. X then will use your real hardwware... So its emulated vga -> X -> real hardware... Or emulated vga -> X -> linux -> real hardware
[09:08] <nsadmin> about the msgs, I don't think I got them all because you sent the lines so fast my client thought it was a flood
[09:08] <TerrorBite> asfasdfa: also sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 reload
[09:08] <vise> scunizi, kk
[09:08] <nsadmin> and my client autoignored you
[09:08] <iMatter> nsadmin, :S
[09:08] <scunizi> vise: yep.. that's what I was getting at... we're in agreement..
[09:08] <TerrorBite> asfasdfa: will reload and apply apache config without actually restarting the server
[09:09] <vise> TerrorBite, I dont have to kill the NM..
[09:09] <TerrorBite> vise: my NM thinks I'm offline when I'm not
[09:09] <TerrorBite> vise: it's not recognising that the PPP connection is up
[09:09] <vise> TerrorBite, Even mine thinks.. But pidgin never complains about it.. which ubuntu do you have?
[09:09] <mcfarlane> Whats the name of that command line tutorial site?  Commandline.org?
[09:09] <mcfarlane> Anyone know?
[09:10] <TerrorBite> vise: xubuntu 8.04
[09:10] <mcfarlane> I used to have it bookmarked..
[09:10] <vise> TerrorBite, My NM always sits there offline.. I have to set firefox to online.. thats it.. all other apps work.. i dont know y it doesnt work in your case...
[09:10] <JoeM> scunizi manually edited xorg.conf to add in the second device as device1
[09:10] <kaddi_> mcfarlane: I know of ss64.com ... not shure it's the one you're looking for though
[09:11] <duckwars> how do I remove a directory that is not empty
[09:11] <duckwars> -p doesn't do it
[09:11] <scunizi> JoeM: are you smiling yet with a working system?
[09:11] <vise> duckwars, rm -rf
[09:11] <mcfarlane> kaddi_: i got it, linuxcommand.org :)
[09:11] <skoef> act
[09:11] <duckwars> thanks you vise
[09:11] <JoeM> scunizi nope
[09:11] <mcfarlane> kaddi_: thanks for trying to help though, appreciate it
[09:11] <kaddi_> :)
[09:11] <JoeM> scunizi I got a (!!) More than one possible primary device found
[09:11] <iMatter> nsadmin, http://clububuntu.pastebin.com/f628670ff
[09:11] <scunizi> JoeM: xorg needs adjusting..
[09:12] <TerrorBite> vise: it's just because of how Pidgin talks to NM I assume, all I need to do is somehow tell NM that I'm online and everything will work
[09:12] <TerrorBite> probably via dbus
[09:12] <scunizi> JoeM: but you're getting closer.. It's only taken an hour or so..
[09:12] <JoeM> scunizi yeah, that sounds liek a fixable thing... just need to figure it out
[09:12] <nsadmin> duckwars: man rm (you are warned: you should read this, and look at those options. additionally, note that one additional or missing space could mean the difference between doing wnat you want and removing a hell of a lot of stuff, so you have to be careful and informed)
[09:12] <JoeM> scunizi I've been at this for 2 days... one issue after another
[09:12] <vise> TerrorBite, I think we need to screw with pidgin.. im gonna check its settings..
[09:13]  * nathan7 asploads
[09:13] <scunizi> JoeM: once it's dialed in.. you're done..
[09:13] <ssn> hi guys
[09:13] <nathan7> ninininininine!
[09:13] <JoeM> scunizi ok.. need to find the pciid for these cards
[09:13] <nsadmin> ninni
[09:14] <quizme> i tried to login to my server with ssh and failed 3 times at a password attempt, now i'm getting connection refused port 22 for that user only.  anybody know how to fix that ?
[09:14] <ssn> i have a strange grub problem with jaunty. whenever i try to boot using efi (efi-x device), grub just shows smileys. bios boot works fine
[09:14] <vise> TerrorBite, What is your pidgin version?
[09:14] <scunizi> JoeM: lspci or sudo lshw I think
[09:14] <_ged> hi guys, if i were to delete my "panel" the one from the top and the one from the bottom...how can i retrieve that again?? im afraid that if i do that, i may never retrieve it again...i've tried to google around but i didnt get a result...
[09:14] <JoeM> scunizi yup, just found them
[09:14] <TerrorBite> vise: 2.5.8
[09:15] <vise> TerrorBite, Heh.. mine is 2.5.2.. that might be the trouble.. urs is more advanced and peeks around more than it should...
[09:15] <scunizi> JoeM: I've gotta get some sleep.  Looks like you're on the right track.  I'll be back tomorrow and if you see me please let me know how it went.
[09:15] <CodeWar> how do I create a boot CD from my current Januty installation
[09:15] <dragon_> _ged: you can delete some config files to reset your gnome settings including those panels
[09:15] <iMatter> nsadmin, Ok sent you pastebin link
[09:15] <vise> _ged, gnome-panel runs a panel...
[09:15] <JoeM> scunizi thanks for the help... restarting gdm now to see if this worked
[09:16] <scunizi> I'll wait
[09:16] <TerrorBite> vise: so either I have to kill NM, or I have to somehow make it recognise the connection.
[09:16] <nathan7> NM 0=
[09:16] <The_Warlock> whats the gnome keyboard shortcut for resizing windows?
[09:17] <scunizi> JoeM: working?
[09:17] <dragon_> _ged: this post talks about the same - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=140473
[09:17] <_ged> dragon_, vise, im trying to delete the panel that has "application, places, system" and the one with the "recycle bin"...hmmm, how can i run the gnome-panel?
[09:17] <JoeM> scunizi typo in xorg.conf, trying again
[09:17] <_ged> dragon_: ok i;ll read that
[09:17] <_ged> thanks
[09:18] <JoeM> scunizi nope, same error still
[09:18] <scunizi> JoeM: ok.. fill me in tomorrow :)
[09:18] <TerrorBite> vise: I just commented out ppp0 in /etc/network/interfaces, hoping this would let NM manage it, I got
[09:18] <TerrorBite> Jul  7 18:17:19 gimli NetworkManager: <info>  /etc/network/interface changed: rebuilding the device list.
[09:18] <TerrorBite> so it recognised the change and reloaded config, but still doesn't see ppp0
[09:19] <nsadmin> iMatter: looks like my client is still skeptical... paste the link in the channel
[09:20] <iMatter> nsadmin, (i did send it in the channel) http://clububuntu.pastebin.com/f628670ff
[09:20] <nsadmin> oh ok, cool
[09:20] <JoeM> HAHA
[09:20] <JoeM> VICTORY!!!
[09:21] <_ged> i got a question again, is there a "shortcut-key" for terminal?? bec. what if i dont have access on "Applications > Accessories > Terminal" ...how will i access the terminal again?
[09:22] <iMatter> _ged, just drag it to deskto[
[09:22] <iMatter> Desktop*
[09:22] <_ged> oh
[09:22] <_ged> thanks
[09:22] <_ged> ^_^
[09:22] <iMatter> or alt+f2 terminal
[09:22] <iMatter> or if you have avant-window-navigator just drag it there _ged
[09:22] <nsadmin> iMatter: what happens when you do... dpkg --purge avant-window-navigator awn-manager
[09:23] <nsadmin> does it remove them? or does it throw errors
[09:23] <awesomez> !Kraft
[09:23] <iMatter> nsadmin, second
[09:24] <_ged> iMatter: i didnt get the alt+f2 terminal...i typed the "terminal" in the Run Application...but its an error
[09:25] <iMatter> _ged, :S surprised it works that hasn't worked in a while (the Run Application thing)
[09:25] <iMatter> nsadmin, it worked
[09:25] <wapko> _ged: its 'gnome-terminal'
[09:25] <iMatter> nsadmin, no errors
[09:25] <_ged> wapko, thanks it worked
[09:25] <leave> tonight will be fine
[09:26] <nsadmin> ok, so now can you install other packages? try this: apt-get install pastebinit
[09:26] <_ged> i thought it's just
[09:26] <_ged> "terminal"
[09:26] <awesomez> does anyone else have major problems with firefox and flash?
[09:26] <iMatter> _ged, sorry about that didn't know it was gnome-terminal haven't opened that manually in ages
[09:26] <iMatter> nsadmin, i already have that i did apt-get -f install and didn't get any errors this time
[09:26] <_ged> iMatter: thanks for the info too about the "alt+f2" thing ^_^
[09:26] <wapko> _ged: you can also assign keyboard shortcuts to commands. have a look here. its the B option http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79560
[09:26] <iMatter> _ged, your welcome comes in handy when your panel and your dock crashes -_-
[09:27] <iMatter> _ged, AND the desktop
[09:27] <wapko> what dock do people use ? cant seem to find one i like..
[09:27] <iMatter> wapko, avant-window-navigator
[09:28] <_ged> iMatter: i was just about to delete the panel, but if i delete it, im afraid i might not have access to the terminal if the gnome display can recover my desktop again
[09:28] <nsadmin> iMatter ok, try dpkg --configure --pending
[09:29] <wapko> iMatter: awn, yeah. is there a way to create a launcher that creates new processes everytime you click it.. intead of minimizing and restoring. like a terminal.. if one terminal is doing stuff and i want a new one ?
[09:29] <vise> TerrorBite, So does NM now think its online?
[09:29] <TerrorBite> vise: no
[09:29] <crackstore> hye all
[09:29] <vise> _ged, You have a shortcut to the terminal on desktop right?
[09:30] <iMatter> wapko, hmm all you have to do for a new terminal open the one thats already up click file new tab or file new terminal
[09:30] <iMatter> nsadmin, second got ahead of myself have to purge those packages again..tried to update ._.
[09:30] <wapko> iMatter: i know. guess im just to picky..
[09:30] <iMatter> wapko, other than that theres no way to do that
[09:31] <_ged> vise: i will just drag the terminal to the desktop right? but if the terminal will appear in the desktop...the other user will see the "terminal"...i wanted to set this desktop with auto log in but i dont know what the "user" to have access on the panels...so i think the "alt+f2" thing will do...
[09:31] <_ged> but if i drag the terminal*
[09:31] <JoeM> with nvidia-settings is there a way to change which graphics card is the primary one?
[09:31] <iMatter> wapko, unless you simply go to Applications or whatever and open it
[09:31] <nsadmin> just hold off on that stuff... there's something wrong between the version of ubuntu you're running and the version of those awn thingys
[09:31] <iMatter> nsadmin, i know just got really ahead >.>
[09:32] <wapko> i think you can actually rightclick it and theres an option for making a new one. but i just want A click and it works as i want it to.. im too picky :P
[09:32] <vise> _ged, k
[09:32] <iMatter> nsadmin, will that purge thing remove the stuff i already have...? because i have no bottom panel awn is my dock >.>
[09:32] <iMatter> wapko, if it worked like that you could never open your original window :P
[09:32] <AndorinKato> Hi, can somebody help me troubleshoot multimedia keys with Amarok 2? They work fine in Songbord and I /have/ configured Amarok's shortcuts to allow the use of the keys, but they don't function.
[09:32] <awesomez> !purge
[09:33] <awesomez> is there anyway to get a version of amarok that's older than the the new version?
[09:33] <iMatter> nsadmin, and nothing outputted when i put that command in
[09:33] <wapko> iMatter: yeah. cos my original window would have gotten its own icon. like a dock with seperate launchers and proces icons
[09:33] <nsadmin> iMatter: well so did you get into the same situation as before? note I took just the packages mentioned at the end of that paste
[09:33] <vise> TerrorBite, apparently there doesnt seem to be any way to make nm recognize ppp acc to the web...
[09:34] <AndorinKato> I don't know, but why would I want to?
[09:34] <nsadmin> iMatter ok, so all other packages are configured
[09:34] <iMatter> nsadmin, well i didn't get any output from pending, running sudo apt-get -f install does nothing
[09:34] <wapko> iMatter: whick probably defeats the purpose of a dock. but thats just me ;)
[09:34] <iMatter> nsadmin, i suppose
[09:34] <iMatter> wapko, LOL yush
[09:34] <nsadmin> so it wasn't quite so bad
[09:34] <iMatter> wapko, why not trying putting doubles of the icons you want two of?
[09:35] <iMatter> wapko, it may look ugly but it does what you want >.>
[09:35] <fuzzybunny69y> hey loves I am kind of dumb but I accidentally made it so that I cannot use sudo does anyone know what the default /etc/sudoers file looks like so I can edit it back to the way that it originally was
[09:35] <nsadmin> you want stereo stereo?
[09:35] <crackstore> hye all
[09:35] <crackstore> :)
[09:35] <poomalai> hi friends, i am having some problems with nameserver configuration in ubuntu intrepid. I cannot access some sites in local network. but all other sites like google, yahoo works fine
[09:35] <neocortex> HELLO! Can anyone tell me whether keyboard layouts and stuff are still handled in /etc/X11/xorg.conf? If not, as I heard, where they live now? Thanks!
[09:35] <iMatter> nsadmin, ...stereo stereo...
[09:35] <wapko> iMatter: but say i need 10 terminals at the same time.. not so nice looking dock
[09:36] <iMatter> wapko, just use terminal tabs :P
[09:36] <nathan7> pOrly
[09:36] <nathan7> *Orly
[09:36] <iMatter> wapko, theres a keybinding to open a new tab
[09:36] <nathan7> Yakuake is nice too
[09:36] <wapko> iMatter: but i want to see simultaneous output :P
[09:36] <nathan7> Drops from the top of your screen
[09:36] <crackstore> how to fix wlan ip, gateway and subnet
[09:36] <TerrorBite> vise: I found this http://pidgin.im/pipermail/commits/2008-December/010590.html
[09:36] <nathan7> wapko: Yakuake has split terminals
[09:36] <nathan7> And konsole too
[09:36] <TerrorBite> vise: but I get pidgin: unrecognized option `--force-online'
[09:36] <c0mp13371331337> I've had better luck with tilda, personally.
[09:37] <iMatter> wapko, once you have them all tabbed you can then separate them!
[09:37] <nathan7> Ugh
[09:37] <iMatter> wapko, i know thats tedious but it works
[09:37] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: Tilda plus irssi, eww
[09:37] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: And, it doesn't have splittabs
[09:37] <c0mp13371331337> nathan7: I don't use irssi, what's wrong with that combo?
[09:37] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: And it isn't advertised by people with nicks as ugly as yours
[09:37] <Guest55117> "Why stop there? Put firefox in ram. Compile in ram. Anything that can be in ram should be. I have 6GB and I go through it quickly if I want to." I have 3gb ram, firefox doesn't load itself completely into RAM?? how do i make it so that it loads into the RAM 100%?
[09:37] <nathan7> Alt-1
[09:38] <nathan7> Hm
[09:38] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: alt-1 switches to the first tab
[09:38] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[09:38] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: instead of to the first irssi window
[09:38] <neocortex> Anyone, please?!? Where are the settings for keyboard layouts? In /etc/X11/xorg.conf? If not, as I heard, where they live now? Thanks!
[09:38] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: _AND_, yakuake is sexier.
[09:38] <c0mp13371331337> nathan7: Oh, yeah, I changed the keybinding to F2.
[09:38] <braniff> i have a gtx 295 not detected by lspci on ubuntu with kernel <IP_ADDRESS>. How do I get linux to detect my nvidia card?
[09:39] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: Hm
[09:39] <nathan7> braniff: Isn't linux's fault
[09:39] <nathan7> braniff: Sure it's pci?
[09:39] <braniff> nathan7: pci3
[09:39] <braniff> nathan7: pcie
[09:39] <nathan7> braniff: HMm
[09:40] <nathan7> Qwerty is designed for leet: 3 and e are near as well as o and 0
[09:40] <braniff> heh yeah
[09:40] <Blackhold> hello
[09:40] <Blackhold> could someone give me some help on likewise please?
[09:40] <Blackhold> thanks
[09:41] <poomalai> Hi all, i have local name server <IP_ADDRESS> i have defined it in resolv.conf. when i try to access a site which is hosted in a local network i cant access the site. when i ping to the site, the ip address is shown correctly.  Please help me,
[09:41] <nathan7> poomalai: Sure the webserver is up ;)
[09:44] <poomalai> nathan7: thanks for your reply. the web server is running. i can ping the server. other windows computers in my network can access the site without a problem. I have dual boot. in this same computer, windows accesses the site correctly.
[09:44] <nathan7> poomalai: wtf
[09:44] <nathan7> poomalai: nc -vv site 80
[09:44] <nathan7> poomalai: ANd tell me what it says
[09:44] <poomalai> okay
[09:44] <poomalai> site: forward host lookup failed: Unknown host : Connection timed out
[09:45] <poomalai> nathan7: it says... site: forward host lookup failed: Unknown host : Connection timed out
[09:45] <poomalai> oh sorry... please wait
[09:45] <nathan7> poomalai: Ahem
[09:45] <nathan7> poomalai: I guess it isn't named site
[09:46] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[09:46] <poomalai> nathan7: it takes time...
[09:46] <nathan7> poomalai: control c it
[09:46] <mbn_18> Hi , How do I install FF3.5 under 9.04 ?
[09:47] <poomalai> nathan7: i ran the command poomalai@poomalai-desktop:~$ nc -vv track.matchintl.com 80
[09:47] <Mohan_> hi how to see the all the users in the ubuntu from terminal
[09:47] <poomalai> okay
[09:47] <nathan7> mbn_18: Wait till the ubuntu guys upgrade it
[09:47] <eXtra_Rice> :)
[09:47] <nathan7> Mohan_: cat /etc/passwd
[09:47] <awesomez> mbn_18: it should come with the newst upgrades for ubuntu
[09:47] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[09:47] <c0mp13371331337> mbn_18: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[09:47] <nathan7> poomalai:Weird
[09:47] <kennyyu> mbn_18: download it from the official site
[09:47] <Mohan_> nathan7: ok thanks
[09:47] <nathan7> kennyyu: NOOOO
[09:47] <poomalai> nathan7: it says now...  sent 0, rcvd 0
[09:47] <nathan7> kennyyu: Bad idea.
[09:47] <FloodBot3> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:47] <mbn_18> kennyyu: That what I did.  I assume its related to the package "Ubufox extension for Firefox"
[09:50] <nathan7> poomalai: Okay,
[09:50]  * nathan7 switches to desktop
[09:51] <DrMrHorse> also this for firefox: http://www.ubuntusolutions.org/2009/07/installing-firefox-3-5-the-right-way-on-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[09:51] <mbn_18> kaddi_: that was a strange install, the symbol was diffrent and in general it didnt really felt as FF
[09:51] <jscinoz> Hi
[09:51] <jscinoz> I'm having issues with my network card on my ubuntu box
[09:51] <mbn_18> DrMrHorse: checking
[09:51] <nathan7> Jaunty
[09:51] <nathan7> Oh wait
[09:51] <nathan7> That's the stale
[09:51] <nathan7> *stable
[09:51] <FloodBot3> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:52]  * nathan7 is used to unstable
[09:52] <nathan7> FloodBot3: GTO
[09:52] <kaddi_> mbn_18: it is a real nice browser though, afterwards :p
[09:52] <NET||abuse> when's firefox 3.5 coming to jaunty?
[09:52] <poomalai> nathan7: here is the link. http://paste.ubuntu.com/211789/
[09:52] <NET||abuse> I want faster js
[09:52] <jscinoz> My desktop has two gigabit ethernet interfaces on its motherboard. Both use the forcedeth driver, and no matter what i can do, i can't get either to exceed 40KBps on my lan
[09:52] <nathan7> Hmm
[09:52] <nathan7> NET||abuse: http://www.ubuntusolutions.org/2009/07/installing-firefox-3-5-the-right-way-on-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[09:52] <mbn_18> By the way, 3.0 took around 1GB of mem under ubuntu. the new 3.5 rarely use more then 250mb :)
[09:52] <nathan7> =p
[09:52]  * nathan7 uses 3.6 anyways
[09:52] <NET||abuse> nathan7, hmm, thanks :)
[09:52] <c0mp13371331337> DrMrHorse: That was 5 days ago; the firefox-3.5 package was updated as recently as yesterday.
[09:52] <jscinoz> NET||abuse: its not all its hyped up to be. it only has JIT for i686. no JIT for x86_64 or any decent architecture like ARM
[09:52] <poomalai> nathan7: is that any useful?
[09:52] <nathan7> poomalai: Sec, my desktop is being retarded
[09:53] <NET||abuse> jscinoz, arrg, really. ballz
[09:53] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: the final version is in the repositories, it is no longer beta
[09:53]  * nathan7 reads
[09:53] <DrMrHorse> i dont know, it just describes different ways for installing firefox
[09:53] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, jaunty repo?
[09:53] <poomalai> nathan7: okay
[09:53] <Smart> Hi I got problem with 9.04 in VirtualBox , using CLI , how to connect to the Internet
[09:53] <nathan7> poomalai: try nslookup track.matchintl.com
[09:53] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: yes do a apt-cache policy firefox 3.5 and see for yourself :)
[09:54] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[09:54] <jscinoz> NET||abuse: you can thank the mozilla dev's for being idiotic and not using LLVM for jit, now they have to reimplement it for every CPU architecture, rather than letting something like LLVM handle the platform specific stuff.
[09:54] <nathan7> Smart: CLI in the vm?
[09:54] <Smart> yep
[09:54] <nathan7> Hmm
[09:54] <Smart> vbox
[09:54] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: I installed it tonight, and I checked regularly, it's probably less than a day old :)
[09:54] <Smart> server version
[09:54] <nathan7> Should work by default
[09:54] <Smart> i want to use ruby on rails
[09:55] <nathan7> Paste your /etc/network/interfaces
[09:55] <nathan7> Yeah, great.
[09:55] <rashed2020> *R•za <3* says:
[09:55] <rashed2020> people mis use the phrase i love you
[09:55] <rashed2020> *R•za <3* says:
[09:55]  * nathan7 doesn't like Ruby (On Rails) and doesn't know how to use it
[09:55] <rashed2020> wooooooooooooops
[09:55] <rashed2020> its not a free liner
[09:55] <poomalai> nathan7: it says http://paste.ubuntu.com/211792/
[09:55] <FloodBot3> rashed2020: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:55] <rashed2020> *R•za <3* says:
[09:55] <BlackDex> Hello there
[09:55] <rashed2020> its very meaningful at the right time
[09:55] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, havn't updated my apt since last week
[09:55] <Smart> errr . but i can't paste it out , coz i can't not install addons in CLI
[09:55] <jscinoz> afk dinner, if anyone has any ideas about my issues with the forcedeth driver, please PM me.
[09:55] <nathan7> Smart: Type it over, dammit
[09:55] <BlackDex> is it posible to stream the soundcard output like an icecast or shoutcast stream to other mobile devices?
[09:56] <rashed2020> LMAO, sorry guys.
[09:56] <nathan7> poomalai: The problem is not with dns
[09:56] <nathan7> Hm.
[09:56] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: If you want FF I'd suggest you do that now ;)
[09:56]  * nathan7 explodes
[09:56] <NET||abuse> arrg, naw, i'm getting W: Unable to locate package 3.5
[09:56] <tommy333> hi
[09:56] <poomalai> nathan7: okay..
[09:56]  * nathan7 goes eww at awesomez nick
[09:56] <nathan7> NET||abuse: Don't put spaces
[09:56] <nathan7> NET||abuse: firefox-3.5
[09:56] <awesomez> nathan7: woot?
[09:56] <NET||abuse> W: Unable to locate package firefox3.5
[09:56] <nathan7> awesomez: boob.
[09:56] <Smart> sudo apt-get install <sth> , went blah blah blah E: blah ...
[09:56] <tommy333> before i begin to study computer science i wanted to learn a bit java
[09:56] <awesomez> nathan7: sry i'm not english explain :)
[09:56] <NET||abuse> nathan7, ahh, working now.
[09:56] <nathan7> Smart: Of course if your internet is dead.
[09:56] <tommy333> which package should i install on ubuntu to code in java?
[09:57] <nathan7> awesomez: You have a horrible nick
[09:57] <nathan7> NET||abuse: 0=
[09:57] <nathan7> NET||abuse: YAY
[09:57] <awesomez> nathan7: okey
[09:57] <pierpy> ciao
[09:57] <Smart> yes sir :) what can i do
[09:57] <pierpy> account
[09:57] <NET||abuse> nathan7, so i do that policy command, what do i do now?
[09:57] <pierpy> pierpy
[09:57] <pierpy> iii
 a DVD and a CD are the same thing when they're blank aren't they?
[09:57] <pierpy> my nakme is pierpaolo
 cds are made of pikachu skins
[09:57] <rashed2020> Create two mirrored RAID partitions. One for booting into, one for holding the LVM. <---- Can someone rephrase this please? Does it mean that /boot can't be in an LVM?
[09:57] <pierpy> my name is pierpaol
[09:58] <pierpy> pppp
[09:58] <pierpy> perche non rispondete
[09:58] <pierpy> perchè non rispondete
[09:58] <poomalai> nathan7: the site is actually hosted in <IP_ADDRESS> but nslookup track.matchintl.com says it is <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:58] <nathan7> NET||abuse: Uhh, policy?
[09:59] <Smart> nathan7 , i do it all over this afternoon , including editing sources.list , hand-typing , but still no fix
[09:59] <nathan7> poomalai: Then it IS dns
[09:59] <nathan7> Crapola
[09:59] <NET||abuse> nathan7, i ran apt-cache policy firefox-3.5
[09:59] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: I was the one suggesting it ;)
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: If your internet doesn't work, then you should get the internet to work
[09:59] <dekkong> why use firefox when there is opera? :)
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: Not fiddle with your sources
[09:59] <poomalai> nathan7: is there any other way to debug this?
[09:59] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: it only shows you the version available to install
[09:59] <Smart> NAY , i am using
[09:59] <nathan7> dekkong: Open source, asshat
[09:59] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, ahh, ok, so howdo i move over to it?
[09:59] <Smart> NAT no bridging
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: In the vm?
[09:59] <radioman-lt> opera rocks, operaunite double rocks ;]
[09:59] <Smart> vbox
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: It works for other things in the vm?
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: Just not for apt?
[10:00] <nathan7> poomalai: Uhh
[10:00] <Smart> i have not installed other OS , nathan7
[10:00] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: this was just to satisfy your curiosity. ;) If you want to install you'll need to update your sources and install
[10:00] <gilles_> Good morning. How do I disable the system bell in Ubuntu (terminal) 9.04?
[10:00] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: do this: sudo apt-get update
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: Does it work for other things
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: Other programs
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: not apt
[10:00] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, did that already,
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: wget etc
[10:00] <Clopin> Morning' guys.
[10:00] <FloodBot3> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:00] <vise> Smart, wat is your problem?
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: try ifconfig
[10:00] <nathan7> FloodBot3: stfu goddamn bot!
[10:00] <Smart> so i type wget ?
[10:00] <Smart> let me try
[10:00] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: ok, then enter sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[10:00] <Clopin> Anybody knows if it's possible to attach Wireshark to an app, like Firefox?
[10:00] <NET||abuse> yeh, did that
[10:01] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, launched firefox after this and it's still 3.0.1
[10:01] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: you need to launch firefox-3.5
[10:01] <lstarnes> NET||abuse: you have to launch firefox-3.5 separately
[10:01] <vise> Clopin, No.. But there are other tools probably
[10:01] <Myrtti> nathan7: please behave and mind your language!
[10:01] <Smart> well , it said need a URL
[10:01] <Smart> please give some URL
[10:01] <mcfarlane> Hi guys, where is the .bash_profile located?
[10:01] <lstarnes> mcfarlane: under your home directory
[10:01] <Clopin> vise: I'm trying to get a program like WPE Pro for Windows, but it's really hard to find any similar. Do you know any packet editors?
[10:01] <Myrtti> mcfarlane: in your home dir
[10:02] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, haha, serious, it's paralell? ok then.
[10:02] <Smart> errr,
[10:02] <mcfarlane> Thanks guys
[10:02] <Smart> linked
[10:02] <Smart> nathan
[10:02] <Smart> network is ok
[10:02] <mcfarlane> I dont have a .bash_profile, only a .bashrc
[10:02] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: yes .. It's actually a good thing gave me a chance to get all my extension ported and sort out some messes :p
[10:02] <Smart> so ...
[10:02] <Smart> what should i do ? nathan7
[10:03] <mcfarlane> Is bash_profile and bashrc the same thing then?
[10:03] <vise> Clopin, I dont know about packet editors.. but theres this site.. wait.. lemme scratch my head...
[10:03] <nathan7> Myrtti: Hm
[10:03] <nathan7> Myrtti: I'm getting annoyed with that bot
[10:03] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, cool.. arrg, ithink i click something by mistake.... launching ff3.5 and a dialog popedup while i was typing something else
[10:03] <nathan7> Smart: What's in your sources.list
[10:03] <NET||abuse> ahh, just wouldn't launch from app launcher, had to go to menu, never mind.
[10:04] <kaddi_> k :)
[10:04] <Clopin> vise: Sorry, my Linux is logging out sometimes o.o
[10:04] <mcfarlane> Why would I not have a .bash_profile in my Home directory?
[10:04] <Smart> deb (deb-src) http://<sth>/ <jaunty|jaunty-sth> main restricted multiverse universe
[10:05] <gilles_> Anyone know how to disable the terminal bell in Jaunty?
[10:05] <NET||abuse> huh,, that's weird, calling it shiretoko,,, and when i update add-ons and click reload, it just closes and doesn't come back up...
[10:05] <poomalai> nathan7: not only this site. i have several sites in our local network. none works. for example we have a site in <IP_ADDRESS> it is also not working. i tried a host entry too. still it is not working.
[10:05] <Smart> shift multiverse and universe
[10:05] <NET||abuse> damn, 3.5 shows no improvement of js scroller
[10:05] <mcfarlane> Thats weird, im pretty sure im supposed to have a bash_profile, is bashrc the same thing?
[10:06] <Smart> nathan7 ?
[10:06] <poomalai> nathan7: but when i ping the site, it replies.
[10:06] <Smart> are you there nathan6 ?
[10:06] <Smart> 7
[10:06] <nathan7>  <@Aureal> Wow, free web space for only $15.
[10:06] <nathan7> Smart: Nope.
[10:06] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:06] <nathan7> poomalai: I'm about to explode
[10:07] <Smart> deb (deb-src) http://<sth>/ <jaunty|jaunty-sth> main restricted universe multiverse , sth like that , nathan7
[10:07] <vise> Clopin, Found a treasure for you
[10:07] <poomalai> nathan7: sorry if i disturb you. i cant find a way to fix this..
[10:07] <nathan7> Smart: riight
[10:07] <Clopin> vise: Oooh, sounds good.
[10:07] <Smart> and what shall i do ? nathan7
[10:07] <xerox1> can someone tell/recommend me a multimedia live cd that includes everything for flash movies in the internet etc?
[10:07] <vise> Clopin, http://www.packetstormsecurity.org   Check the assessment section
[10:08] <nathan7> poomalai: I happily help you
[10:08] <nathan7> [@mad-ShaggZ]my parents said i could anything i wanted to be when i grew up....so i chose to be an asshole
[10:08] <nathan7> [@mad-ShaggZ]nothing wrong with that...
[10:08] <nathan7> lol
[10:08] <vise> Clopin, Lots of tools.. You'll have to dig...
[10:08] <Almindor> hello
[10:08] <Smart> ...
[10:08] <poomalai> nathan7: thanks a lot. if you are able to find a solution for this, i will be very happy
[10:09] <Clopin> Vise: Looks very perfect :P Thanks mate!
[10:09] <Almindor> how do you set automounter options for specific fs devices?
[10:09] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[10:09] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:09] <Almindor> e.g: I want all removable ext3 fs devices to be mounted noatime,nodiratime
[10:09] <poomalai> nathan7: i am struggling with this problem, if i resolve this then only i can continue my work  :'(
[10:09] <Smart> well , i go and ask local people for help
[10:10] <Smart> thank you nathan7
[10:10] <iMatter> nsadmin, is there a way to change icons manually i have an icon pack it works on most stuff except folders
[10:10] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:11] <ubuntu> I switched to ext4, but then I switched distros. Now I want to use ubuntu again, but I get an I/O error with each disk I burn. So I want to switch back to another distro that uses ext3. What should I do with my partitions that are ext4?
[10:12] <iMatter> ubuntu, backup all your stuff on those partitions Mostly "/home"
[10:12] <nsadmin> Leftmost: what filesystem is /boot?
[10:12] <nsadmin> Leftmost: what filesystem is /boot?
[10:12] <iMatter> ubuntu, then delete them
[10:12] <nsadmin> argh sorry
[10:13] <ubuntu> iMatter: can't I just convert them?
[10:13] <iMatter> ubuntu, that'd rid you of all the files on them
[10:14] <ubuntu> aarg
[10:14] <Smart> deb (deb-src) http://mirror.lupaworld.com/ubuntu/ <jaunty|jaunty-sth> main restricted universe multverse , anything wrong ?
[10:14] <Smart> hello there
[10:14] <poomalai> nathan7: i tried to restart the network. still not working.
[10:14] <xerox1> no recommendations for a ubuntu based live multimedia system?
[10:14] <iMatter> ubuntu, exactly, unless you've put stuff in folders outside of /home just backup that
[10:14] <ubuntu> ok
[10:14] <poomalai> nathan7: This shit is working fine in windows.... :(
[10:15] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:15] <nsadmin> Smart: those look ok, but they're not instantiated... does your sources.list line really look exactly like that?
[10:15] <Smart> errr jesus helo me
[10:15] <Smart> p
[10:16] <poomalai> nathan7: if this is not working, then i have no way other than to switch back to M$ windoz
[10:16] <nsadmin> so you have choice to make
[10:16] <nathan7> poomalai: NOOO
[10:16] <Smart> no of course like jaunty-blackports
[10:16] <nathan7> s/l//
[10:16] <vise> poomalai, Whats your trouble?
[10:16] <Smart> :) mathan7
[10:16] <Smart> nathan7
[10:16] <nathan7> poomalai: Hm
[10:17] <poomalai> nathan7: i hate windows.
[10:17] <nsadmin> Smart: do you have pastebinit installed?
[10:17] <Smart> i don know
[10:17] <Boohbah> xerox1: what do you mean live multimedia system?
[10:17] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:17] <nsadmin> poomalai: then what if you want to look outside?!
[10:17] <poomalai> nathan7: but this stupid site works only in windows. i am developing the site in local server. what to do?
[10:17] <Smart> nasdmin : how to do
[10:17] <nsadmin> Smart: apt-get install pastebinit
[10:18] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:18] <poomalai> nsadmin: what do you mean by "looking outside"?
[10:18] <Smart> errr ... apt-get is not ok
[10:18] <Smart> msadmin
[10:18] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:18] <nsadmin> howcome?
[10:18] <nathan7> poomalai: I don't know
[10:18] <xerox1> Boohbah, a live system that includes players for flash etc.: want to do a presentation how easy using multimedia with ubuntu can be
[10:18] <Smart> i don know , i am trying to solving this
[10:18] <Boohbah> poomalai: you need windows installed to look outside :)
 My life'd be a whole lot cooler if Vikings invaded every once in a while.
[10:19] <nathan7> Boohbah: NOES
[10:19] <nathan7> Boohbah: I look through a penguin
[10:19] <nathan7> I pokes his brains out
[10:19] <poomalai> nathan7: ok. thanks very much for your efforts.
[10:19] <Smart> i don know , i am trying to solving this , nsadmin
[10:19] <nsadmin> poomalai: if you want to look outside without a window you'd have to punch a hole in the wall...
[10:19] <nathan7> And made a hole in the back
[10:19] <nsadmin> Smart: what does it say?
[10:19] <Boohbah> xerox1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[10:20] <nsadmin> (briefly that is)
[10:20] <Smart> it said some squares and E: some squares
[10:20] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:20] <reZo> hi, i'm looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows, however, i don't get why /media/root is stated in the sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda line, can someone explain this to me?
[10:20] <xerox1> Boohbah, okay - i am doing it myself :)
[10:21] <Smart> i use chinese_simplified env whiling installment
[10:21] <nathan7> reZo: It's mounted there probably
[10:21] <reZo> nathan7: yes, it is,
[10:21] <xerox1> Boohbah, thx
[10:21] <nsadmin> Smart: so you tried that and you got errors
[10:21] <reZo> is it installing /media/root to /dev/sda, or just grub to /dev/sda?
[10:21] <nathan7> reZo: It has to grab grub stages
[10:21] <nsadmin> ok
[10:21] <Smart> i know should add env LC_ALL-en_US sudo ...
[10:21] <dutchie> why can I not ping a server through openvpn when all the relevant ports are open afaict?
[10:22] <nathan7> reZo: It's installing grub to your sda using /boot to store some things
[10:22] <Smart> yes , nsadmin , it shows package couldn't be found
[10:22] <reZo> hmm, okay
[10:22] <nsadmin> true, if not I wont' understand
[10:22] <nsadmin> pastebinit?
[10:22] <nsadmin> ok, that's ok
[10:22] <reZo> nathan7: since i dont' have a /boot partition, i just have swap and ext3, but i have two other windows os' on the same machine
[10:22] <Boohbah> dutchie: is there a firewall blocking ICMP traffic?
[10:22] <Brutus_> dutchie: ping send ICMP- Packets, not TCP
[10:22] <reZo> should i follow this
[10:22] <kennyyu> hi, how to tcpdump the traffic in btween server1:8080 and server2:8080? the command line is..?
[10:22] <nsadmin> here's what you're going to do
[10:22] <dutchie> iptables -p icmp -j ACCEPT?
[10:23] <Smart> thanks :)
[10:23] <nsadmin> you have your /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:23] <reZo> meh, imma do it, whats the worst that can happen, me reinstall ubuntu!? i wouldn't mind doing that hehe
[10:23] <Smart> yes , i have been sudo vi it
[10:23] <nsadmin> go to the web, the site is rafb.net/paste
[10:23] <nathan7> reZo: Yes, /boot is in your root
[10:23] <reZo> :)
[10:23] <nathan7> kennyyu: man tcpdump
[10:23] <nsadmin> and put everything in sources.list into a paste
[10:23] <Smart> err, i am using CLI , nsadmin
[10:23] <nsadmin> got links?
[10:24] <nsadmin> apt-get install links
[10:24] <Smart> how to upload a file
[10:24] <Smart> ?
[10:24] <nathan7> @(ZeuS) my g/f was like "I can be your porn"... I was like "but can I use the zoom feature?"
[10:24] <reZo> and is /dev/sda the mbr?
[10:24] <nsadmin> the floodbots are fighting each other :P
[10:24] <Smart> nsadmin , can i upload it to someplace ?
[10:24] <nathan7> reZo: The whole disk, including the mbr
[10:24] <nsadmin> you sure you can't get pastebinit
[10:25] <reZo> oh, so installing it to there will not overwrite all my partitions right? lol
[10:25] <reZo> it will simply over write the windows boot menu
[10:25] <TerrorBite> Smart: wget can do uploads I think
[10:25] <reZo> right?
[10:25] <Smart> yes , nasadmin , sudo apt-get install has error
[10:25] <mickru> hi, the unpacking of kernel header deb package for 2.6.28-13 failed on my system with a permission denied error, and yes I executed it as root
[10:25] <dutchie> iptables -I INPUT -p icmp -j ACCEPT; iptables -I FORWARD -p icmp -j ACCEPT as root has failed
[10:25] <nathan7> Floodbotfight?
[10:25] <dutchie> still can't ping
[10:25] <Smart> how to , TerrorBite , I was a windows user
[10:25] <mickru> the problem was a failing stats call on /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.28-13/sound/pci/mixart
[10:25] <nsadmin> one deopped another
[10:26] <nsadmin> but the other didn't respond... so there's not really a bot fight...
[10:26] <dAnon> nobody could help me yesterday, but I found out why my character kept walking forward and left all the time, unpluggin unnecessary USB devices solved the problem prolly joypad was the problem
[10:26] <nathan7> nsadmin: Whatever
[10:26] <dAnon> I mean in QUAKE WARS
[10:26] <TerrorBite> nsadmin: that's normal
[10:26] <dAnon> strange thing
[10:26] <mickru> I looked at that file and could not believe what I saw. The output from ls -l is: ?????????? ? ?    ?        ?                ? mixart
[10:26] <TerrorBite> Smart: I'm actually not sure myself :/
[10:26] <Smart> nsadmin , how to use wget to upload my sources.list to one certain URL and let you see
[10:27] <Smart> ok then
[10:27] <nathan7> mickru: lol
[10:27] <nsadmin> Smart why cli btw
[10:27] <Smart> :)
[10:27] <nsadmin> ?
[10:27] <mickru> there doesn't seem to be a user or group associated
[10:27] <mickru> I can't delete or renamve mixart
[10:27] <TerrorBite> mickru: you need to set the +x permission on that directory. chmod +x dirname
[10:27] <egw_> anyone use Cadaver or Webdav?
[10:27] <Smart> cli ? coz i think it can bring some performance benefit , i am poor in finance
[10:27] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:27] <TerrorBite> mickru: or just run ls again with sudo
[10:27] <nsadmin> someone got a place I can stick a file?
[10:28] <andenw_> !pastebin > nsadmin
[10:28] <mickru> you mean mixart is a directory?
[10:28] <nsadmin> !pastebinit
[10:28] <mickru> since I have only question marks I can't tell
 is there a way to change icons manually i have an icon pack it works on most stuff except folders
[10:28] <Smart> hello , there
[10:29] <nsadmin> is it installed by default?
[10:29] <Smart> :)
[10:29] <iMatter> nsadmin, guess your client is still automuting me.
[10:29] <Smart> let me google for a while , nsadmin
[10:29] <egw_> Using webdav to share files in windows its good?
[10:29] <Smart> :)
[10:29] <nsadmin> try again... apt-get install pastebinit
[10:29] <TerrorBite> mickru: it's probably the directory that mixart is in that's like it
[10:29] <nsadmin> make sure you spell pastebinit correctly
[10:29] <Smart> OK
[10:30] <mcfarlane> Where would you add Aliases in ubuntu 9.04?
[10:30] <[blackb]> sameone expert with sharepoint?
[10:30] <[blackb]> i have a big problem in fect
[10:30] <mickru> the directory where mixart is located is called pci, and pci is accessible
[10:31] <Smart> nsadmin, the same error msg again , i guess it's the sources.list prob
[10:31] <mickru> as mentioned, I am within pci and do a ls -l , the all files are listed correctly with group and permision information
[10:31] <mickru> only mixart does fail to provide any information.
[10:31] <durt> mcfarlane, in ~/.bashrc
[10:32] <mickru> only question marks: ?????????? ? ?    ?        ?                ? mixart
[10:32] <nsadmin> iMatter: I thought we resolved your package db issue... as far as installing that thingy you want, there's a problem with the packages or with the version you're trying to get, such that they would not work with the versions of things you have already in your ubuntu
[10:32] <shruggar> anyone know when PHP 5.3 is going to hit the main package repositories?
[10:32] <iMatter> nsadmin, im asking something new now >.>
[10:32] <JediMaster> hey guys, I need to somehow do up to the second synchronisation between two machines. I was going to use DRBD and OCFS to do this, but it seems it's going to be nearly impossible to re-partition the machines as they're both xen VMs/VPS and the host is unwilling to help. Can anyone think of a way of synching the two FSs (or a certain dir) without re-partitioning?
[10:32] <mcfarlane> durt: ~/.bashrc  thats root right? or home?
[10:32] <iMatter> nsadmin, <iMatter> is there a way to change icons manually i have an icon pack it works on most stuff except folders
[10:32] <mcfarlane> ~ means home right?
[10:32] <durt> mcfarlane, home
[10:32] <lstarnes> mcfarlane: yes
[10:32] <mcfarlane> durt: thanks mate
[10:32] <Smart> errr , who has a FTP space ?
[10:32] <mcfarlane> lstarnes: thanks
[10:32] <nsadmin> oh, I don't know much about icons... I know more about dpkg and apt-get
[10:33] <Smart> i searched , but found none
[10:33] <mcfarlane> durt: cant edit it, says something about bashrc.swp already running?
[10:33] <iMatter> nsadmin, hmm can you point me to anyone who is
[10:33] <mcfarlane> durt: what does that mean?
[10:33] <DysonReturns> greets guys, windows boxes don't resolve my hostname. (i'm on a small local network), what do i install?
[10:33] <durt> mcfarlane, there's probably a bashrc in /etc thats global
[10:33] <durt> mcfarlane, already opened by something else/
[10:33] <durt> ?
[10:33] <nsadmin> iMatter: quite possibly lotsa folks here and elsewhere
[10:33] <mickru> so it's not a problem of +x I guess
[10:34] <mickru> I can enter the directory pci
[10:34] <iMatter> Excuse me everybody can someone help me with icons!
[10:34] <Smart> hello , everybody , i need a URL to upload and show my sources.list file , can you help me ?
[10:34] <dutchie> Smart: pastebin.com
[10:34] <nsadmin> you have to ask your question or they won't know!
[10:34] <lstarnes> Smart: paste its contents to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[10:34] <andenw_> shruggar: the PHP packages in the main 9.04 repositories will not be updated to newer versions. Perhaps someone are backporting them though
[10:35] <shruggar> andenw_, I wouldn't expect the packages to be "updated", since 5.3 isn't backwards-compatible. I meant when are there going to be /new/ packages added
[10:36] <mickru> is it possible that an inode is defect or something? how can a file be created with no group/permission settings?
[10:36] <nsadmin> lstarnes: he doesn't have good pasting capabilities... it would be helpful if he had a copy of pastebinit
[10:36] <andenw_> shruggar: new packages aren't added to released ubuntu releases.
[10:37] <christoph_> Hi, I use ubuntu jaunty and want to extract the metadata of a jpg image (tags) added by f-spot in the terminal
[10:37] <poomalai> nathan7: Are you there? i found the problem. the problem was in the interfaces file. the netmask should be <IP_ADDRESS> instead of <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:37] <mickru> how can I remove such a file/directors if not even root has permission to do so
[10:37] <nsadmin> he says when he tries to install it, no such package
[10:37] <poomalai> nathan7: Now everything works fine and ubuntu rocks
[10:37] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm, lol
[10:37] <poomalai> nsadmin: i dont need windows to look outside. I have ubuntu :)
 My computer's so fast it finishes an infinite loop in 5 minutes.
[10:37] <mcfarlane> thanks guys
[10:38] <wapko> lol
[10:38] <nsadmin> poomalai: I think you're right... as for me, I just open the door!
[10:38] <mrtn1231> I have installed packages to my machine both from "Jaunty Jackalope" and "Intrepid Ibex" and "Hardy Heron" repositories, but I don't remember which packages are from which repositories. How do I know, which packages are installed from "Jaunty Jackalope", which are installed from "Intrepid Ibex" and which are from "Hardy Heron"?
[10:38] <indus> !FF3.5
[10:38] <poomalai> nsadmin: lol
[10:38] <poomalai> thanks a lot guys... bye
[10:38] <poomalai> back to work
[10:38] <gilles_> indus: Not again, we know he's outdated :D
[10:38] <poomalai> with UBUNTU
[10:38] <poomalai> :)
[10:38] <indus> heh ya
[10:39] <indus> GiJ: why do u keep changing nick
[10:39] <mickru> anyone with an idea how to get the linux header files installed with a broken file or folder?
[10:39] <ikonia> mickru: what do you mean, broken
[10:40] <nsadmin> you want broken header files?
[10:40] <andenw_> mrtn1231: the apt-show-versions package can tell you this
[10:40] <vise> mickru, why dont u re-download
[10:40] <christoph_> hello, f-spot tells me it saves tags in the image metadata for jpeg files...Is there a way I can see these from a command line? i.e make sure they are actually in the image metadata somewhere?
[10:40] <mickru> ikonia, as I mentioned, I try to install the linux header files which came with the latest update. Now I have a broken file or directory in my src tree
[10:40] <GiJ> indus: Konversation has a small input field next to my text inputfield
[10:41] <ikonia> mickru: please expain "broken"
[10:41] <mickru> I'm not able to remove the broken mixpart node
[10:41] <ikonia> mixpart node ?
[10:41] <mickru> the output from ls -l does show the following for the file or directory called mixpart:
[10:41] <mickru> ?????????? ? ?    ?        ?                ? mixart
[10:41] <vise> mickru, perform fsck on that partition... if root, do it using live cd
[10:42] <ikonia> mickru: what repo did these header updates come from ?
[10:42] <mickru> see? The permission section contains question marks
[10:42] <mickru> the group/user id has question marks
[10:42] <ikonia> mickru: can you please pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file please
[10:43] <mickru> http://pastebin.com/m2be54fa9
[10:43] <GiJ> !pastebin
[10:43] <ikonia> mickru: have these heades come from the PPA's ?
[10:44] <GiJ> !pastebinit
[10:44] <ikonia> mickru: or from the main repo - I'm asking because I don't see a header update pending in main
[10:44] <mickru> well the problem is a few day's old now
[10:44] <ikonia> mickru: ok - I can't see a header update in my logs
[10:44] <mickru> the updater won't stop offering the update because it failes to install it
[10:44] <andenw_> christoph_: the exif command should show this info.
[10:45] <ikonia> mickru: did it come from the PPA or the main repo
[10:45] <mickru> linux-headers-2.6.28-13-2.6.28-13.45
[10:45] <ikonia> !info linux-headers
[10:45] <ikonia> !find linux-headers
[10:45] <ikonia> !info linux-headers-2.6.28-11,
[10:45] <mickru> this is what shows in my update notifier
[10:46] <Nameless_au> i guess this is more a linux question, but... in terminal, in order for me to paste what i've copied i must press shift and insert. is there a way to make good ol' ctrl-V paste into terminal?
[10:46] <ikonia> mickru: looks like it's not coming from main
[10:46] <ikonia> mickru: looks like you've got a development package coming from a PPA
[10:46] <Smart> patebinit uses SOCKS or HTTP ? can anyone tell me a URL , there was a phone interuption
[10:46] <mickru> shi***
[10:46] <koshari> what are peoples thaughts on excluding /dev when using rsync for a sys backup?
[10:46] <vise> mickru, I think its a problem with your file system.. See if fsck detects errors..
[10:46] <christoph_> andenw_: I tried exif but the comments didn't show up
[10:46] <GiJ> !screenshots
[10:47] <GiJ> !imagebin
[10:47] <mickru> hmm
[10:47] <koshari> is there a more advanced screengrab utinity where you can copy a cropped part of the screen?
[10:48] <mickru> fsck doesn't work if the partition is mounted?
[10:48] <Smart> imagebin can accept text file ? if yes that's great
[10:48] <andenw_> christoph_: i just tried also with a few images and didn't see anything. but i've seem the data in the exif output before.. or perhaps my memory fails me :-)
[10:48] <Nameless_au> Smart: fro normal text use pastebin
[10:48] <ikonia> mickru: I'd be more worried that you're pulling down development packages
[10:48] <Nameless_au> for*
[10:49] <mickru> ikonia, jepp not sure why that is
[10:49] <Smart> Nameless_au , i am using CLI under 9.04  Server , how to upload to there ?
[10:49] <Smart> thank you :))
[10:49] <GiJ> Nameless_au: I think ctrl_v is a special symbol in linux, not too sure though. But you can modify your ubuntu terminal hotkeys in Edit > Hotkeys (hope thats correctly translated-
[10:50] <ikonia> mickru: because you have PPA's enaled
[10:50] <Nameless_au> GiJ: tnx
[10:50] <vise> how do you run fsck in read-only mode?
[10:50] <mickru> ppa == development branch?
[10:51] <christoph_> andenw_: strange.
[10:51] <hateball> !info pastebinit | Smart
[10:51] <lexr> hi guys
[10:51] <ikonia> mickru: yes
[10:51] <ikonia> mickru: someones personal archive
[10:51] <ikonia> mickru: you also have back-ports enabled
[10:52] <Smart> hateball , but i have no pastebinit installed and the prob is sources.list went wrong , maybe
[10:52] <lexr> How can I mouint broken ntfs from ubuntu live cd to save data?
[10:52] <ikonia> lexr: best way is to boot windows to chkdisk it to mark it clean, then mount it
[10:52] <Nameless_au> GiJ: no restrictions on ctrl-c or ctrl-v, so i changed both :)
[10:52] <hateball> lexr: mount -t ntfs-3g -o force, but be warned...
[10:52] <mickru> ikonia, ok good to know that... well I do SW development myself... I would not have enabled this when I would not neded it
[10:52] <lexr> It cannot be mounted, because it was not shut down properly
[10:52] <lexr> windows won't start :(
[10:53] <mickru> but lesson learned. Activate it, install whats needed, deactivate it ...
[10:53] <ikonia> lexr: you'll have to use the -f "force" option, but it's a risk
[10:53] <lexr> hateball, that does not work.
[10:53] <vise> lexr, What error does windows give?
[10:53] <hateball> lexr: Obviously you have to mount something, somewhere as well
[10:53] <Smart> ok , i try to find an existing sources.list for 9.04 server for ChinaTelecom localization
[10:53] <phimic> h iall
[10:53] <hateball> lexr: like... mount -t ntfs-3g -o force /dev/sdx/ path/to/mount
[10:53] <linduxed> when i instert a USB-stick, what command is run to mount it automatically in gnome?
[10:53] <linduxed> additionally, what command is run when i press the unmount button in nautilus?
[10:54] <phimic> is it possible to do a oem installation for the server edition
[10:54] <GiJ> Nameless_au: Cool, guess i'l do that too:) Tx
[10:54] <Nameless_au> GiJ: tnx 2 u
[10:54] <lexr> vise, windows just shuted down. HDD is duing, I am trying to save data to flash
[10:54] <wapko> Smart: do you have curl installed ?
[10:54] <lexr> one partition mounts, but the other one does not.
[10:54] <GiJ> Nameless_au: Just weird 'cause I used a CtrlV CtrlM in vi just an hour ago ,D
[10:54] <lexr> BSOD in normal boot and in safe mode
[10:54] <vise> lexr, and what error does mount give on trying to mount?
[10:55] <Smart> neither , wapko
[10:55] <Nameless_au> GiJ: well i got sick of copying in gui with ctrl-c and then not getting a response in terminal
[10:55] <Nameless_au> MY OS dammit
[10:55] <dutchie> Nameless_au: ctrl-c is quite useful in terminal
[10:55] <lexr> vise, it sais that a partition is locked, and that i have to run chkdisk in windows, but i cannot start windows. I do not have internet connection on that machine
[10:56] <mickru> ikonia, is there a guide on how to use fsck with lvm ?
[10:56] <Nameless_au> what does (did) ctrl-c do?
[10:56] <mickru> ikonia, i disabled all ppa's now
[10:56] <vise> lexr, did you try recovery from a windows cd?
[10:56] <mickru> but the package is still offered
[10:56] <dutchie> Nameless_au: stops unresponsive programs that are running in the terminal
[10:56] <Nameless_au> dutchie: what does (did) ctrl-c do?
[10:56] <Nameless_au> oh shit it does too eek!
[10:57] <simili> hey guys i have an issue
[10:57] <ikonia> Nameless_au: control your language please
[10:57] <lexr> vise, I cannot finnd a cd :)
[10:57] <ikonia> mickru: it may do because of things you've installed that depend on it
[10:57] <simili> sound comes from speakers and headphones at the same time
[10:57] <yurikoles> what's problem with rt kernel and nvidia drivers?
[10:57] <Nameless_au> izvenite...
[10:57] <yurikoles> what's problem with rt kernel and nvidia drivers?
[10:57] <simili> im running jaunty in a hp pavillon
[10:57] <jefinc> simili: whats the issue? unplug the headphones?
[10:57] <simili> desktop
[10:58] <vise> lexr, Can you download and burn one? You can get this ultimate boot cd (google it).. burn it and boot into it.. Its got chkdsk and other tools...
[10:58] <yurikoles> what's problem with rt kernel and nvidia drivers?
[10:58] <ikonia> yurikoles: you've asked 3 times in a minute - wait for a reponse
[10:58] <ikonia> response
[10:59] <simili>  i have sound from speakers but when i connect my headphones
 i have sound too speakers and headphones
[10:59] <yurikoles> >This nickname is registered. Please choose a different nickname, or identify via /msg NickServ identify <password>.
[10:59] <Nameless_au> ok i changed them both to shift-ctrl-c and shift-ctrl-v
[10:59] <yurikoles> i forgot to scrooll down the log )
[10:59] <GiJ> Nameless_au: That's how they were by default for me :D
[10:59] <linduxed> when i instert a USB-stick, what command is run to mount it automatically in gnome?
[10:59] <linduxed> additionally, what command is run when i press the unmount button in nautilus?
[10:59] <lexr> vise, thank you very much
[10:59] <GiJ> Nameless_au: You could try alt v and alt-c
[11:00] <mickru> ikonia: How to I run fsck on the mounted partion? I fails because it's mounted, but it must be mounted to be able to use the system... it's the root partion
[11:00] <Nameless_au> GiJ: same, but for some reason some terminals don't respond to those commands
[11:00] <ikonia> mickru: boot from a livecd
[11:00] <dutchie> Nameless_au: or just use the middle click paste thing
[11:00] <Nameless_au> GiJ: hence the need for shift-INS
[11:00] <mickru> ok thanks
[11:00] <Nameless_au> or ctrl-INS, whichever it is
[11:00] <vise> simili, do you have nvidia hd audio?
[11:01] <christoph_> andenw_: It seems to work now, after changeing the comment....does that mean all comments written before checking the "write metadata to file" box are lost somewhere in fspot's db?
[11:01] <Nameless_au> dutchie: u mean right-click?
[11:01] <simili> vise i dont know iam not an advanced user
[11:01] <GiJ> GiJ: Wonder if poderosa runs on Ubuntu, loved that terminal when I was on windows
[11:01] <christoph_> andenw_: or is there some way to tell fspot to write the metadata to the files from its db?
[11:02] <dutchie> Nameless_au: highlight some text, then middle click (both buttons if you have 2-button mouse) in a text entry field
[11:02] <simili> HDA NVIDIA (alsa mixer)
[11:02] <mickru> ikonia, sorry but it's an encrypted lvm partition on my business laptop... can a live cd access it anyway? I wouldn't think so
[11:02] <simili> i think
[11:02] <vise> simili, right
[11:02] <vise> simili, There doesnt seem to be an easy solution over this.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=676917
[11:03] <Smart> errr, i know where i went wrong , i haven't typed "sudo apt-get update" , how stupid i was
[11:03] <Nameless_au> dutchie: didnt do anyhting for me - perhaps because i'm running compiz
[11:03] <TerrorBite> vise: I just installed network manager 0.7, hopefully this'll work
[11:03] <dutchie> Nameless_au: works with my compiz
[11:03] <Nameless_au> no matter, i'l live
[11:03] <vise> TerrorBite, Heh.. no.. i dont think so.. Ive read forums on jaunty with the same trouble i think.. but still check it out
[11:04] <Nameless_au> as long as i don't have to shift-insert every time, breaks my momentum lol
[11:04] <TerrorBite> vise: we'll see
[11:06] <vise> simili, I think the 9th post gives you a possible solution
[11:06] <Smart> it was my fault , now i got it
[11:06] <neocortex> HELLO! Please, where are the settings for keyboard layouts? There are several places now (/etc/X11/xorg.conf, /etc/hal/fdi/policy/preferences.fdi, /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/10osvendor/10-keymap.fdi and 10-x11-keymap.fdi, also /etc/default/console-setup), and this confuses me what would be the proper way...
[11:07] <indus> neocortex: why dont you do it the easy way from system>preferences>keyboard
[11:07] <neocortex> indus: This produces an error after (re)boot... Instead of local layout (like Slovenian), I got ??
[11:08] <indus> neocortex: what error
[11:08] <neocortex> indus: I told you: I got "??" and toggle does not work...
[11:08] <indus> neocortex: thats because the language pack is not installed correctly
[11:09] <neocortex> indus: Hmmm, so I should add what?
[11:09] <indus> neocortex:go to system>administration>language support , select language and install
[11:10] <indus> neocortex: then in gnome panel, right click and add to panel , keyboard indicator
[11:10] <neocortex> indus: Can I add more than one? I would like to use Slovenian Latin, but some Cyrillic as well
[11:10] <indus> neocortex: add whatever you wish for and it shall be granted :)
[11:10] <Nameless_au> thats what i need to install still
[11:10] <indus> neocortex: just tick in those boxes
[11:10] <jlamsens> Hi everyone, how are you managing bandwidth limiting/throttling per user/vhost on Ubuntu hardy with apache ? I used to use mod_cband, but that package was buggy and not maintained anymore, so it disappeared
[11:10] <jlamsens> from the repo. Thanks.
[11:10] <Nameless_au> mhonetic russian keyboard
[11:12] <neocortex> indus: Thanks! I shall try that now! If any problems, I shall try to find you for future assistance. Thanks!
[11:12] <adsfh> Where do I put libflashplayer.so?
[11:13] <pekuja> adsfh: .mozilla/plugins
[11:14] <adsfh> What about for all users?
[11:14] <adsfh> I don't just want it for me.
[11:15] <indus> adsfh: is thT the 64 bit plugin?
[11:15] <adsfh> Yes.
[11:15] <indus> adsfh: .mozilla/plugins yes
[11:15] <adsfh> But other users won't be able to use that plugin
[11:16] <adsfh> Isn't there a general place for firefox?
[11:16] <indus> adsfh: all users can use it
[11:16] <indus> adsfh: what users are you talking about
[11:16] <adsfh> If I add another user to my PC
[11:16] <neocortex> exit
[11:17] <indus> ladsfh: move it to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[11:18] <TerrorBite> vise: It's working, I now have "Mobile broadband" in my NM list
[11:18] <vise> TerrorBite, Cool.. Il download too.. Any post-install configuration you did in it?
[11:18] <indus> adsfh: i dont know
[11:18] <TerrorBite> None
[11:18] <GiJ> Anyone here use Konversation?
[11:18] <indus> adsfh: probably /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[11:19] <TerrorBite> vise: are you on hardy?
[11:19] <vise> TerrorBite, intrepid
[11:19] <TerrorBite> vise: the packages I installed were for hardy
[11:19] <adsfh> indus, that worked thanks.
[11:19] <indus> adsfh: what worked
[11:19] <mcfarlane> what is the command to install apache?
[11:20] <adsfh> /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[11:20] <adsfh> moving libflashplayer.so there
[11:20] <indus> mcfarlane: sudo apt-get install apache
[11:20] <indus> adsfh: yes
[11:20] <deany> mcfarlane, sudo apt-get install apache2
[11:20] <TerrorBite> vise: but read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=797059 anyway I guess
[11:20] <gidna> Hi
[11:20] <gidna> How can I use the codecs of mplayer with Totem?
[11:20] <indus> mcfarlane: why dont you install from add remove
[11:21] <indus> gidna: i dont think thats possible
[11:21] <Earth> Hello. With a what kind of program I know a video about my Desktop to prepare? It Xvidcap does not function properly for me.
[11:22] <adsfh> Why isn
[11:22] <mcfarlane> deany: thanks
[11:22] <mcfarlane> indus: thanks
[11:22] <timofonic> Hello
[11:22] <mcfarlane> indus: im feeling dangerous :)
[11:22] <adsfh> Why isn't thunderbird the default mail application?
[11:22] <gidna> with Totem I can't play some video's audio.. mplayer does
[11:22] <GiJ> !hello | timofonic
[11:23] <timofonic> I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 right now. There's a problem detecting a USB mass storage device and not know how to solve it: http://pastebin.com/d99acef5
[11:23] <timofonic> Please, would someone help me in solving this problem? I need to do a backup of personal data in a USB HDD, but Ubuntu doesn't recognize the device :(
[11:24] <adsfh> How do I add a folder in Audacious?
[11:24] <deany> adsfh, drag and drop?
[11:24] <adsfh> Is amarok good?
[11:24] <adsfh> or Audacious?
[11:25] <wapko> adsfh: just select the folder in the open files dialogue. and click the open button
[11:25] <GiJ> timofonic: What's the model/brand of the USB device?
[11:26] <wtdaly12> Hey anyone have experience with triple booting?
[11:27] <boozle> does rtorrent support SOCKS
[11:27] <wtdaly12> Hey anyone have experience with triple booting?
[11:27] <salil_> TerrorBite, Hah.. im done!... im on the mobile broadband.. cool.. ty..
[11:28] <TerrorBite> salil_: you're welcome
[11:28] <frybye> Hi - is VLC full version 1.0 avaliable for Jaunty in a ppa someplace?
[11:28] <timofonic> GiJ: It's hard to explain, reall it uses a SATA/IDE to USB adapter Genesys Logic
[11:28] <cjae> ok I thought linux could have multiple drives/partitions with the same mount points
[11:28] <timofonic> GL830
[11:28] <timofonic> oops
[11:29] <timofonic> GiJ: I use an adapter for that, a cheap chinese one using that chip :)
[11:29] <TerrorBite> salil_: you're vise riht?
[11:30] <cjae> ok I thought linux could have multiple drives/partitions with the same mount points eg. dev/sda / , dev/sdb /home , dev/sdc /home
[11:30] <salil_> TerrorBite, O god!.. i released vise.. How come im salil_.. lol i dint realise...
[11:30] <GiJ> timofonic: I'm quite the linux nuby, but you could try checking the brand's site, thats why I asked for it ,D
[11:30] <dunks> cjae: look into lvm
[11:30] <cjae> dunk have how do you enable during install
[11:30] <dunks> manual partitioning, or guided with lvm, atleast via the non graphical install
[11:30] <dunks> not sure on graphical
[11:31] <dunks> think it's just manual on graphical
[11:31] <timofonic> GiJ: Well, they make chips and such...
[11:31] <timofonic> GiJ: It's mentioned as Linux compatible out there on tons of chinese and english sites...
[11:31] <cjae> dunks, thats what I always use must have missed the option, will check
[11:32] <dudette> Does anybody know where the installation directory of mediawiki is?
[11:33] <dunks> cjae: it's fairly simple, there's guides and stuff if you do a quick google
[11:33] <vise> Phew!
[11:34] <simplexio> cjae: i think there are other option too for same mount point system like ovls etc
[11:34] <TerrorBite> vise: the only things I had to do extra was manually installing the pubkey for the repo, and running dist-upgrade instead of upgrade
[11:34] <simplexio> im not expert on that subject, thought
[11:34] <vise> TerrorBite, hmm
[11:35] <vise> TerrorBite, Yeah.. it asked me a pwd to store the password for my ppp
[11:35] <timofonic> GiJ: Linux mentioned even on the manufacturer site... http://www.genesyslogic.com/_en/product_01_1.php?id=18
[11:35] <TerrorBite> vise: the dist-upgrade was needed because I was told the packages were being kept back
[11:35] <TerrorBite> vise: I didn't get prompted for a password, but then my mobile provider doesn't require one
[11:36] <Nameless_au> ok where do i find the keyboard layouts in ubuntu? i want to edit the russian phonetic keyboard i installed in ubuntu. i read this faq but the places it refers to do not exist (plus the faq is old!) - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=138600
[11:36] <vise> TerrorBite, Mine requires a stupid password... username=internet password=internet lol
[11:37] <Suhar> всем привет
[11:37] <TerrorBite> vise: mine's just username=<mobile no> password=
[11:37] <cjae> lvm with ext4?
[11:37] <bazhang> Suhar, #ubuntu-ru
[11:37] <TerrorBite> Suhar: try #ubuntu.ru ?
[11:37] <Suhar> sorry
[11:37] <TerrorBite> Suhar: #ubuntu-ru sorry
[11:38] <GiJ> timofonic: Google's clueless about it :(
[11:38] <Suhar> thanks
[11:38] <TerrorBite> vise: in fact the username and password gets set in the phone, not by the ppp daemon
[11:38] <timofonic> GiJ: Damn. Where can I ask about this then? Are there some place to ask about this type of problems in Ubuntu?
[11:38] <timofonic> GiJ: A specific one, I mean
[11:38] <timofonic> GiJ: Where devs are and such...
[11:38] <Nameless_au> Suhar: Привет !
[11:39] <vise> TerrorBite, hmm
[11:39] <GiJ> timofonic: You could try the ubuntu forums
[11:39] <CrAsY> anyone here that can help me?:)
[11:39] <GiJ> CrAsY: What's wrong? :)
[11:39] <bazhang> CrAsY, ask the channel a question
[11:39] <indus> Nameless_au: go to system>administration>language support
[11:39] <TerrorBite> CrAsY: How do we know that if we don't know what your problem is :)
[11:39] <timofonic> GiJ: Ok
[11:40] <GiJ> timofonic: Sorry for being quite useless :(
[11:41] <zende> apt-get is blowing up when trying to download packages
[11:41] <zende> E: Method http has died unexpectedly!
[11:41] <timofonic> GiJ: Nah, I'm worser :)
[11:41] <CrAsY> im trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but the cd i burned wont boot, and the install thing thats comes with the cd doesnt work, what should i do? (i have windows atm, so first time trying to install it)
[11:41] <timofonic> GiJ: ubuntuforums.org ?
[11:41] <marko_> where do i add this so that it loads automaticly after reboot modprobe dm-raid4-5
[11:41] <TerrorBite> zende: apt-get remove dynamite :P
[11:42] <jjnw> CrAsY, have you set the bios to boot from cd first?
[11:42] <CrAsY> jjnw, Yes i have
[11:42] <Jassi>  /join # ubuntu-de
[11:42] <jjnw> CrAsY, did you burn the cd as an iso image?
[11:42] <GiJ> timofonic: Dnno, leme check :D
[11:42] <bazhang> CrAsY, what is the install thing. do you mean wubi?
[11:43] <zende> TerrorBite: when was the dynamite package introduced :)
[11:43] <CrAsY> jjnw, i think so, imgburner asked me if i wanted to make one and i did
[11:43] <ethanol> where can I adjust the scroll speed of the scrollwheel on my mouse in ubuntu? it's very erratic and fast sometimes.
[11:43] <GiJ> timofonic: Yeah, ubuntuforums.org :)
[11:43] <iwobbles> I sent away for the real disk from ubuntu, its worth waiting for CrAsY eh i got it running on 5 boxes easy(jaunty)
[11:43] <indus> jjnw: how do i know if the cd i  burnt is an image fileor not?
[11:44] <iwobbles> the ones id burned wouldnt boot
[11:44] <zende> I can install packages if I download them manually
[11:44] <jjnw> CrAsY, just checking on imgburner, I'm not familiar with it
[11:44] <zende> but, apt-get throws up when downloading the packages itself
[11:44] <CrAsY> iwobbles, ill do that if i dont get it to work
[11:45] <CrAsY> jjnw, okey, know any other program i should use?
[11:45] <TerrorBite> zende: could there be an issue with proxy settings?  No, i only want ubuntu on the computer
[11:46] <zende> line 1137 in the strace is when the dynamite goes off
[11:47] <GiJ> CrAsY: Ok
[11:47] <CrAsY> jjnw, i dont remember, im verifying it now
[11:47] <TerrorBite> zende: I'll have a look
[11:47] <iwobbles> couple of days eh CrAsY
[11:47] <iwobbles> and Im in OZ eh
[11:47] <zende> couldn't figure out why.  It starts to download the file into /var/cache/apt/archives/partial but fail mid download
[11:47] <zende> TerrorBite: thanks
[11:48] <adsfh> !aptitude
[11:48] <GiJ> CrAsY: ALot of information on howto burn an iso is found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[11:48] <jjnw> indus, CrAsY it may be worth having a read of http://club.mandriva.com/xwiki/bin/view/KB/UtilsUiso
[11:48] <adsfh> !apt
[11:48] <cjae> I really need the alternate disk to install lvm :(
[11:48] <adsfh> Should I use aptitude or apt-get?
[11:49] <adsfh> !apt-get
[11:49] <vise> adsf: apt-get
[11:49] <adsfh> Why not aptitude?
[11:51] <vise> adsfh: since ubuntu is not ubuntuu
[11:51] <dbugger> Hello people
[11:51] <blackest_knight> adsfh: aptitude is good when things are getting complicated ( i only tend to remember the apt options )
[11:52] <TerrorBite> zende: ugh, I've never seen a threaded strace before
[11:52] <dbugger> Can someone help me, please? I have a script with ffmpeg and when I summon it works well but I put it in the cron and it's not working
[11:53] <zende> TerrorBit: ugly I know
[11:55] <jjnw> dbugger, what is the line you are using in crontab?
[11:56] <dbugger> */5 * * * * sh /home/dbugger/htdocs/youperv/process.sh > /home/dbugger/htdocs/youperv/update.log
[11:56] <vise> yawn
[11:56] <Blizzerand> lol
[11:56] <TerrorBite> zende: it looks like it's getting from a <IP_ADDRESS>/16 address?
[11:57] <zende> TerrorBite: I'm using a mirror
[11:57] <TerrorBite> ah okay
[11:57] <zende> I can turn it off, but it produces the same issue
[11:57] <TerrorBite> well I'm afraid I'm at a loss to make heads or tails of that strace
[11:58] <zende> any recommendations?
[11:58] <zende> I've been at a loss on where to go from here
[11:59] <zende> It's on a clean install running in kvm
[12:01] <dudette> What is the command to show all files that an sudo-apt get install packagename will install?
[12:01] <zende> it's on an install of hardy installed using vmbuilder
[12:01] <ux> plz help!
[12:02] <ux> can't mount /dev/sdb1
[12:02] <ux> $ sudo mount -t auto /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb
[12:02] <ux> mount: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /media/sdb busy
[12:02] <ux> $ sudo blkid
[12:02] <ux> /dev/sda1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:02] <ux> /dev/sda2: TYPE="swap" UUID="fbd6b254-a56b-429d-a755-8d93e05fb2ea"
[12:02] <ux> /dev/sdb1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:02] <FloodBot2> ux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:03] <lstarnes> dudette: you could try apt-file list packagename
[12:03] <zende> us: try to unmount first
[12:03] <ux> it's not mount
[12:03] <zende> ux: or try mounting to another directory
[12:03] <ux> sda1 and sdb1 physically different drives
[12:03] <zende> ux: what does df return
[12:04] <ux> but have one UUID
[12:04] <Emery> what is the newest version of karmic ?
[12:04] <dx_rvr> join #kubuntu
[12:04] <ux> nothing about /dev/sdb1
[12:05] <dudette> lstarnes: that command doesn't exist
[12:05] <waylandbill> the partitioner says that it is going to remove directories containing system files from non-formatted partition. This wouldn't include /home would it?
[12:05] <lstarnes> dudette: I think you have to install it separately
[12:05] <ux> zende, how it can be? /dev/sda1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:05] <ux> and /dev/sdb1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:06] <dudette> lstarnes: "apt-get install apt-list" doesn't work
[12:06] <zende> ux: did you manually put in the uuid or was it generated?
[12:06] <[[thufir]]> is there someway to selectively run aptitude safe-upgrade so that it downloads one thing at a time, and then installs it?  I'm not sure that I have to to allow it to complete :(
[12:06] <ux> blkid show me it
[12:06] <lstarnes> dudette: it's apt-file
[12:06] <ux> it's automatically
[12:07] <jjnw> dbugger, just tried the line you sent and it seems to be running every 5 mins. Is that what you wanted?
[12:07] <dbugger> yeah, that's right
[12:07] <ux> zende, how i can manually change UUID
[12:07] <durt> [[thufir]], not really, you need to it package by package.
[12:07] <zende> ux: you shouldn't
[12:07] <dbugger> I dont know why, seems like cron has some problems handling ffmpeg :S
[12:07] <n3m3s1s4u> Hi Everybody !! :-)
[12:08] <zende> ux: I was making sure you hadn't manually copied the uuid to give two drives the same uuid
[12:08] <n3m3s1s4u> I am currently using Roundcube as a mail front end - can anyone suggest an alternative that is not squirrellmail??
[12:09] <ux> zende, before they were in a RAID
[12:10] <jjnw> dbugger, would suggest you write a simple 'hello world' and try that. Maybe re-write your script in a loop with a 5 min sleep
[12:10] <zende> ux: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/9586
[12:10] <dbugger> jjnw,  you think the problem is in the cron line?
[12:11] <co___stress> Hello all....
[12:11] <jjnw> dbugger, not sure, it works with a simple 'hello world'
[12:12] <dbugger> I know it works. I've been trying the script already
[12:12] <ux> zende, tnx i will try it
[12:12] <dbugger> I didnt get any problems untilI introduced the ffmpeg command
[12:12] <agnogenic> Does anyone have any feelings about file systems? I have a 500 gig drive that will have alot of small text files as well as some larger media files. I am leaning towards reiserfs as I haven't used jfs or xfs before.
[12:12] <dbugger> if I execute the script manually, it works great, but with the cron i only get 0 Kb sized files
[12:14] <zende> Why would apt-get fail mid-download of a package?
[12:14] <ux> zende, $ sudo mount -a
[12:14] <ux> mount: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /media/sdb busy
[12:14] <jjnw> dbugger, hard to say what the problem is but from what you are saying it does not look like the crontab entry
[12:14] <ux> zende, same problem
[12:15] <indus> urgent help needed , wubi keeps asking for internet connection
[12:15] <durt> zende, sounds like a network prob, have you tried another archive?
[12:15] <abe3k> hi guys, is there a way of knowing my screen resolution from the terminal ?
[12:15] <adi_> abe3k, xrandr
[12:15] <n3m3s1s4u> I am currently using Roundcube as a mail front end - can anyone suggest an alternative that is not squirrellmail??
[12:15] <felix_> !lamp
[12:15] <abe3k> adi_ : thanks alot!
[12:15] <zende> durt: i can connect using curl.  If I download the package manually it install without problem
[12:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, like this eg. mount -t ntfs-3g/dev/sda1/media/HP_PAVILION -o force
[12:16] <Emery> you've said that twice n3m3s1s4u
[12:16] <shabda> I want to edit the partition from within the OS
[12:16] <indus> Supersaiyan_IV: hmm force ?
[12:16] <shabda> I searched
[12:16] <indus> shabda: thats not possible
[12:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, like this eg. mount -t ntfs-3g/dev/sda1/ media/HP_PAVILION -o force *
[12:16] <shabda> and saw GParted mentioned
[12:16] <Emery> n3m3s1s4u,  seems like if you tried google you'd know as i've already found a few
[12:16] <indus> urgent help needed , wubi keeps asking for internet connection
[12:16] <indus> what to do
[12:17] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, i have ext3 fs
[12:17] <durt> zende, this occurs at the same point in the download?
[12:17] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, it was an example, only  -o force is important
[12:17] <shabda> indus: Are you sure, for example Partionion Magic can do it under windows
[12:17] <adi_> -t ntfs-3g /dev......
[12:17] <shabda> So I assume ther might be a way
[12:17] <indus> shabda: ya it can but not recommended
[12:17] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, not helpful
[12:17] <indus> shabda: you need to unmount the volume then edit
[12:18] <indus> shabda: ya sorry its possible
[12:18] <indus> shabda: dont you have live cd?
[12:18] <Ryan1> UBUNTU: When I click on Places -> 77 GB Media, Ubuntu used to mount my windows hard drive. I changed some property settings, and now when I click on 77 GB Media it says "Error org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.UnknownError." I would like to get back to the properties of the mounted device to remove the stuff I added. Anyone know how?
[12:18] <shabda> CD Drive is broken :)
[12:18] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, how it can be? i have same UUID for 2 different HDD
[12:18] <Emery> Ryan1, manually mount it
[12:18] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, then I can't help more if that wasnt helpful
[12:18] <indus> shabda: hmm no problem , install gparted from synaptic then run it
[12:19] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, because your fstab is like that
[12:19] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, thx
[12:19] <indus> shabda: or check if you already have a partition editor in menu
[12:19] <Ryan1> Emery: what is the syntax for that please?
[12:19] <Emery> Ryan1, mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/media
[12:19] <zende> durt: usually at 4.0K.  the download start and the files were created in /var/cache/apt/archives/partial
[12:19] <shabda> indus: Dont think so, anyway installing gparted
[12:19] <Emery> Ryan1, obviously needs changing to suit your system
[12:20] <Emery> but i'm sure mount --help will help
[12:20] <shabda> Any recautions I can take to make sure that I can roll back, if i fry something?
[12:20] <durt> zende, could be bad blocks on your HD.
[12:20] <n3m3s1s4u> I know google comes back with a few... but I am looking for one that is trusted by the users here... as I normally get very great recommendations....
[12:20] <Emery> n3m3s1s4u, no your looking for someone to do it for you
[12:20] <zende> durt: why would I be able to download the files normally using curl?
[12:20] <tux-todd> good morning
[12:21] <indus> Ryan1: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/<device name>
[12:21] <jillsmitt> how can i disable colornicks in nicklist (pidgin)
[12:21] <jillsmitt> ?
[12:21] <awk> hrm, having lame issues with samba.. I edited smb.conf to enable smb shares.. I created a smb user with same user/pass as my user account and yet when i browse the box and try access the home directory and asks for password it just keeps re-asking password
[12:21] <indus> Ryan1: assuming its fat 32
[12:21] <Emery> why would if be fat32 ?
[12:21] <koshari> whats the easiest way to install msttfonts offline?
[12:21] <durt> zende, apt is trying to complete the download.
[12:21] <Emery> Ryan1,  use ntfs-3g
[12:21] <adi_> Ryan1, try this too mount -t auto /media
[12:21] <n3m3s1s4u> Emergy  - No I am not... I am looking for advice... but obviously you are too pompous to help out or dont know the answer!
[12:21] <zende> ux: Try 'ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid' instead of 'blkid'
[12:22] <adi_> Ryan1, try this too mount -t auto /dev/sda1  /media
[12:22] <Emery> n3m3s1s4u, considering i used google and found a few ..
[12:22] <indus> Emery: its windows partition right?
[12:22] <Emery> Ryan1, it would seem there are alot of combinations ;)
[12:22] <Emery> indus, yes
[12:22] <n3m3s1s4u> so have i - but what has been tried and testing and someone can say they find it the best!
[12:22] <n3m3s1s4u> ?
[12:22] <Ryan1> Thanks guys, I am serious newb.  strace posted online at http://pastie.org/536901
[12:23] <indus> Emery: mine is fat 32
[12:23] <indus> Emery: 80 GB
[12:23] <zende> durt: it fails at line 1137
[12:23] <durt> zende, you can 'apt-get autoclean', and try again.
[12:24] <agnogenic> Emery: There is nothing wrong with using fat32 for larger drives.
[12:24] <durt> zende, ya I took a look, but thats all greek to me.
[12:24] <indus> whats a larger driver really
[12:24] <Emery> agnogenic, i never said they're was
[12:24] <indus> never heard of it
[12:24] <awk> I can't see any log stating what the error actually is
[12:24] <indus> drive*
[12:24] <timofonic> re
[12:25] <agnogenic> Emery: Sorry I must of misunderstood you.
[12:25] <Emery> agnogenic, np
[12:25] <tux-todd> have a question about installing linux on dell
[12:25] <rski> tux-todd: ok
[12:25] <koshari> !ask
[12:25] <Emery> anyone using 9.10 ?
[12:25] <ux> zende, ls and blkid show same info
[12:25] <koshari> Emery yes
[12:25] <rski> Emery: goto #ubuntu+1 for karmic discussion
[12:25] <timofonic> I submitted my problem with a USB MSD here, if anyone can help me on it... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7575056
[12:26] <ux> ls didn't show info about /dev/sdb1
[12:26] <Emery> rski, i asked if anyone was using it not a discussion
[12:26] <koshari> Emery go to #ubuntu+1
[12:26] <tux-todd> trying to install ubuntu on a dell computer someone gave me, but it won't boot off the CD. Set it as first boot device in bios, but it won't seem to do it. Any ideas?
[12:26] <rski> Emery: ok so now you know then :)
[12:26] <ux> zende,  ls didn't show info about /dev/sdb1
[12:26] <Emery> rski, ;)
[12:26] <zende> durt: http://paste.ubuntu.com/211871/ -- output after running autoclean, and trying to apt-get install.  downloaded 48K this time
[12:26] <rski> tux-todd: sure the cd is bootable?
[12:26] <rski> tux-todd: did you confirm the cd burn went ok?
[12:27] <tux-todd> yes, I've used it in other machines and it worked fine
[12:27] <rski> it might have gotten a scratch
[12:27] <durt> zende, check syslog for filesystem errors.
[12:27] <zende> ux: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=492813 that's where I got that recommendation
[12:27] <rski> tux-todd: try another cd that is bootable, the cd-drive might be bugged.
[12:28] <tux-todd> I can boot from that CD in my main machine no problem, The dell computer won't recognize any bootable cd
[12:28] <coz_> tux-todd,  which dell is this?
[12:28] <rski> tux-todd: right look around on the dellsite FAQ etc if it's a known problem
[12:28] <adi_> tux-todd, enter in bios and select first drive for boot the cdrom/dvd
[12:28] <zende> durt: segfault http://paste.ubuntu.com/211872/
[12:29] <tux-todd> adi, did that already
[12:29] <tux-todd> hang on coz
[12:29] <negge> kinda sad that I had to completely remove GNOME and all unnecessary apps in order to free up enough disk space so I could upgrade to Jaunty on my EEEPc. Now I have to installe verythinga gain and restore my home directory from backup
[12:29] <tux-todd> demension 3000
[12:30] <negge> does anyone know if I can copy all contents of /usr to another hard drive and then rm -rf /usr and mount the drive on /usr without borking my system while doing it?
[12:30] <coz_> tux-todd,  mm let me check  because  I have installed ubuntu on client's systems with the 300
[12:30] <jillsmitt> how in pidgin disable color nicks?
[12:31] <durt> zende, which archive are you downloading from?
[12:32] <coz_> tux-todd,   were you using the live cd  or the alternate cd
[12:32] <zende> negge: try booting with a live CD first, copying, then changing fstab
[12:33] <durt> zende, anything else in syslog re: memory or HD errors?
[12:33] <negge> zende: I don't have a USB stick at hand, that's why I need to know if it's possible to do "on-the-fly". Booting into recovery mode should suffice I think
[12:33] <tux-todd> hmmm, whatever the ubuntu download is ... desktop 9.04 from ubuntu website
[12:33] <coz_> tux-todd,  also when starting the system hit F12 and select   "boot to cd drive"   i believe it should be a choice there
[12:33] <coz_> tux-todd,  that is at the  start up screen by the way
[12:34] <coz_> tux-todd,  of that is the  livecd   if the  F12 doesnt work try downloading the alternate cd   let me get a link hold on
[12:34] <tux-todd> tried that, it just goes directly into the already installed win xp as if no disc in drive
[12:34] <dx_rvr> hello
[12:34] <zende> durt: no.  I ran `tail -f` on syslog then ran apt-get install.  that output is what it shows during from the apt-get install
[12:34] <dx_rvr> someone could help me out with KDE?
[12:35] <coz_> tux-todd,   go here  http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/  and scroll down to the Alternate install CD
[12:35] <zende> durt: I'm using a local mirror
[12:35] <tux-todd> i'll give it a try coz, thanks
[12:35] <rjmoore> can anyone help a rookie???
[12:35] <coz_> tux-todd,  try that F12 option at the start up screen for dell first though
[12:35] <durt> zende, another stab here, how much HD space do you have left? what does df say?
[12:35] <tux-todd> gotta get ready for work now, i'll check in later
[12:35] <zende> negge: that should would too, make sure to preserve ownership with 'cp -p'
[12:35] <rjmoore> todd ?? do you have a mini
[12:36] <tux-todd> mini?
[12:36] <rjmoore> dell?
[12:36] <zende> durt: /dev/sda1             3.8G  510M  3.1G  14% /
[12:36] <JoeM> scunizi you there?
[12:36] <durt> zende, is the package on the local mirror corrupt?
[12:36] <tux-todd> tried the F-12 thing, just goes right into win xp
[12:37] <anr78> !krusader
[12:37] <rjmoore> some body help with repositories please????
[12:37] <zende> durt: if I download the package manually with curl, it works fine
[12:37] <tux-todd> rjmoore, not sure
[12:37] <zende> durt: tried without it too
[12:37] <negge> zende: thanks for the hint, never would have thought of the -p switch
[12:37] <anr78> how can I get info on a package/application in this channel? there's a trigger of some sort, isn't it?
[12:38] <tux-todd> have fun all, bbl
[12:38] <zende> durt: I was previously grabbing from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu (default on clean install)
[12:38] <JoeM> anyone know where pidgin stores it config stuff?
[12:38] <rjmoore> i cant get my repositories list correct
[12:38] <rjmoore> me tooo anr78
[12:39] <hateball> JoeM: ~/.purple
[12:39] <zende> negge: sure.  Once you've copied everything over, you can modify your fstab to use the other partition for /usr
[12:39] <JoeM> hateball thanks
[12:39] <durt> zende, gonna say it's a network/mirror issue. Unless you can prove bad mem.
[12:39] <zende> negge: reboot and it should work
[12:40] <derfi> anyon use kismet?
[12:40] <derfi> frigin hacker cracker assclowns
[12:41] <rski> hahaha
[12:41] <negge> zende: so it doesn't matter whether I still ahve stuff in the /usr folder?
[12:41] <durt> zende, get wireshark or tcpdump from the working archive and invesitgate network traffic wise.
[12:41] <JoeM> how do I get sound to work on skype, ubuntu 8.10 64 bit
[12:41] <rjmoore> so is their noone that can help me??? im sure its an easy fix ..im just not seeing it..
[12:42] <derfi> the modular set up of ubuntcrap does what its supoesed to do
[12:42] <nyash> Hi. Has someone managed to set up 'Shoes' - Graphical GUI toolkit for Ruby on Ubuntu 64bit?
[12:42] <derfi> just joking i love umbuntu
[12:43] <rjmoore> help with repositories list please
[12:43] <rjmoore> help with repositories list please
[12:43] <zende> durt: `curl http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9999/ubuntu/pool/main/w/wget/wget_1.10.2-3ubuntu1_i386.deb` works with a hitch
[12:43] <rjmoore> help with repositories list please
[12:43] <FloodBot2> rjmoore: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:43] <hateball> !ot | derfi
[12:43] <derfi> i just like fedora better
[12:43] <rski> no distrowars here please derfi
[12:43] <Pici> derfi: Do you actually have a support question? This isnt a discussion channel?
[12:43] <derfi> sowy
[12:43] <anr78> is there a way to make kde-applications look gnome-ish? I use krusader and digikam, and would like them to blend more in with the other applications I use.
[12:43] <Pici> !ask | rjmoore
[12:44] <Titan8990> anr78, rewrite them using gtk instead of qt....
[12:44] <awk> http://pastebin.com/d6b90ce7 <----- plz can somebody check that, I can't connect to my samba server keeps asking for username/password
[12:44] <derfi> whats up with kde
[12:45] <zende> durt: I could do that, but it still wouldn't explain the segfault in the syslog and strace
[12:45] <bunannaSplit> kernel question?
[12:45] <derfi> kde has a great interface
[12:45] <Titan8990> awk, you have it set to only allow authenticated user, is that not what you intended?
[12:45] <derfi> if yer into that stuff
[12:45] <durt> zende, looking at 'wget segfault' as we speak
[12:46] <zende> negge: technically I will mount the external partition on top of the existing /usr directory, but you can rename/remove it if you want
[12:46] <awk> Titan8990: I want legic accounts ~user to work
[12:46] <awk> err legit
[12:46] <Titan8990> awk, ok?
[12:46] <Titan8990> awk, smbpasswd USER
[12:47] <anr78> Titan8990: ok, should be done in a few minutes :)
[12:47] <derfi> hack me i love it
[12:47] <Titan8990> anr78, lol, they look the way they do because of the toolkit used in developing them, not much you can do about it
[12:47] <bunannaSplit> I want to compile kernel <IP_ADDRESS> do I have to get kernel 2.6.28 and add all the patches onto it or can I just use the <IP_ADDRESS> download and compile that?
[12:48] <awk> Titan8990: hrm, Failed to find entry for user psmith. && Failed to modify password entry for user psmith
[12:48] <derfi> packet sniffing allof vapid dorkid amundus assclownbogirl
[12:48] <Titan8990> awk, is psmith a user on the system?
[12:48] <awk> Titan8990: yes and sits in /etc/passwd
[12:49] <Titan8990> awk, were you root?
[12:49] <awk> Titan8990 correct
[12:49] <awk> should I try create a smb user under that name?
[12:50] <bunannaSplit> ne one know a good place for kernel questions?
[12:50] <nyash> Hi. Has someone managed to set up 'Shoes' - Graphical GUI toolkit for Ruby on Ubuntu 64bit?
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> !info shoes
[12:51] <awk> Titan8990: now I tried smbpass -a psmith && set password, try connect still asks passwd
[12:51] <Titan8990> awk, it should, you put 700 perms on the share
[12:51] <awk> Titan8990: ahhh, should change to 750?
[12:52] <awk> Titan8990: set to 755
[12:53] <derfi> brute force attacks are so 2005
[12:53] <ryuho> hello, so each time i log onto an headless ubuntu box through ssh, I get this message "8 packages can be updated. 16 updates are security updates." but when i sudo apt-get upgrade, upgrade. nothing get's updated
[12:53] <Emery> derfi, what ?
[12:53] <awk> Titan8990: blah.... stil keeps asking username/passwd... something must be wrong in that conf file, I just want linux users to view their home dirs...
[12:53] <Titan8990> ryudo, sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[12:53] <ryuho> oo
[12:53] <ryuho> kay th
[12:53] <ryuho> x
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> ryuho:  try 'sudo apt-get update' then 'sudo apt-get upgrade'
[12:54] <ryuho> Dr_Willis, that's what i did
[12:54] <Titan8990> ryuho, sounds like your not using an LTS if wants major upgrade like that....
[12:54] <Boohbah> derfi: i guess you haven't run an sshd on the internet recently
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> ryuho:  theres also the apt-get dist-upgrade (i think thats right)
[12:54] <Titan8990> awk, then why the hell are you using samba?
[12:54] <derfi> ill do it when i need to do it
[12:55] <Titan8990> awk, there are better filesharing solutions when windows is not involved and many of the times when it still is
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> awk:  for linux to linux - you can set up NFS  easiely enogh.. and it is better for linux -> linux shareing.
[12:55] <ryuho> yeah sudo aptitude full-upgrade did the trick, thanks guys
[12:55] <Titan8990> Dr_Willis, awk, I personally use apache webdav
[12:55] <awk> Titan8990: na, I mean.... I want ~user to access from windows box...
[12:56] <c_nick>  i got a video.. AVI file.. now when i copy it in windows i see the video image.. but when the same file is compressed and saved in windows.. it shows a windows media player logo.. when i use animate_open in Vs2008 it does not recognize the later clip
[12:56] <c_nick>  i got a video.. AVI file.. now when i copy it in windows i see the video image.. but when the same file is compressed and saved in windows.. it shows a windows media player logo.. when i use animate_open in Vs2008 it does not recognize the later clip
[12:56] <awk> Titan8990: even if I setup [dev] .... allowuser psmith.... it some how doesn't validate my user/password
[12:56] <derfi> awk how do you mean
[12:56] <jillsmitt> http://gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=107421&file1=107421-1.jpg&file2=&file3=&name=Think+Ubuntu
[12:56] <derfi> acess
[12:56]  * jillsmitt cool
[12:56] <Titan8990> awk, have you been restarting the samba daemon after changing settings?
[12:56] <Pici> c_nick: Perhaps this would be a better question for ##windows ?
[12:56] <derfi> like networking?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> awk:  one can also use ssh on linux, and winscp on windows.  But I also ormally enable 'home shares' on the linux box.. and let my windows users access/login into the home shares that way
[12:57] <awk> derfi: [dev] && comment = Accounts data directory &&  path = /home/samba/dev && valid users = psmith && public = no && writable = yes
[12:57] <derfi> blablabla
[12:57] <JoeM> I have skype on 64 bit intrepid... getting a spammed error (if I run from terminal) about some bluetooth thing
[12:57] <c_nick> not really.. i am working in Ubuntu Windows is just on the Virtual M/C i used Avidemux for the compression.. i made 13 frames out of that video then appended and made another video
[12:57] <c_nick> Pici: not really.. i am working in Ubuntu Windows is just on the Virtual M/C i used Avidemux for the compression.. i made 13 frames out of that video then appended and made another video
[12:57] <awk> Dr_Willis: thats all I wan't is smb for home shares...
[12:57] <awk> Dr_Willis: thing is it doesn't accept user/pass...
[12:58] <awk> hrm, never had this much trouble in the past with samba....
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> awk:  samba has a special 'home' share feature i always use.   I just uncomment it in the smb.conf. you do have to give the linux users a smb password.
[12:58] <Pici> c_nick: Then you should state that in your question, as it looks like you're asking just about Windows programs
[12:58] <indus> !sudo > Ryan1
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> awk:  and if you dontmake the share browseable - then the users must enter their username as the sharename also..
[12:58] <awk> Dr_Willis: tried that.... http://pastebin.com/d6b90ce7 thats my smb.conf...
[12:59] <c_nick> ok Pici
[12:59] <zugiart> hello all !!!
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> awk:  heres my smb.conf
[12:59] <rski> hello.
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f4cdb0154
[12:59] <c_nick> but i hope my question is clear now
[12:59] <c_nick> anyways how to compress an Avi File
[12:59] <rski> c_nick: it won't do much good praticly nothing
[12:59] <rski> c_nick: what's the reason for wanting this?
[12:59] <awk> thanks, let me look....
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> compressing may make it larger.
[12:59] <awk> Dr_Willis and smbusers just has eg: name = name
[13:00] <c_nick> i want to reduce the file size from 2.5 MB to KB's
[13:00] <c_nick> max to max 1 MB
[13:00] <rski> c_nick: then you want to re-encode it try ffmpeg
[13:00] <jjnw> c_nick, gzip
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> awk:  not sure what you mean by smbusers..  to get the home shares going i normally.. edit the smb.conf to enable them.. give all my users a smbpasswprd with 'sudo smbpasswd -a username'  - then restart samba service.. Oh. set the proper work group also. :)
[13:01] <awk> hrm, wonder if it has something to do with my encrypted home dir.
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> awk:  ive seen windows do some very weird things in the past also about refuseing login/pass - but i cant recall having that issue in ages.
[13:01] <c_nick> nope not zip the file
[13:02] <c_nick> just reduce the size of the file
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> awk:  never done that. Try making a Public Share perhaps?
[13:02] <awk> Dr_Willis: hmmm. ye let me play... thanks
[13:02] <rski> c_nick: i told you howto do it
[13:02] <c_nick> ffmeg
[13:02] <c_nick> ffmpeg
[13:02] <rski> ffmpeg
[13:02] <indus> !paste > Ryan1
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  if you mean have a viewable video file that is smaller in size. You sound like you need to reencde it using some codec  and perhaps resize it to make it smaller
[13:02] <dudette> What is the installation dir of mediawiki?
[13:02] <derfi> should swap be up to 50%
[13:03] <c_nick> yes
[13:03] <dudette> I need this path for a backup script. However I find mediawiki to be all over the place.
[13:03] <rski> derfi: that's a myth
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> derfi:  clairfy that question a bit.
[13:03] <c_nick> if i gave u the file can u do it
[13:03] <jjnw> !ffmpeg > c_nick
[13:03] <rski> c_nick: no thanks i have better things to do :)
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  install winff, its a nice front end to do things like that.
[13:03] <c_nick> ohk
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> !find avid
[13:03] <Titan8990> dudette, its likely going to install to your default webroot
[13:03] <derfi> im looking at sys mon
[13:03] <rski> derfi: well at least for new pc's
[13:03] <Titan8990> dudette, /var/www
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  or avidemux *(i think)*
[13:04] <c_nick> i had used avidemux
[13:04] <c_nick> i got a file from that only which does not work in win
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  then you used a codec thats not installed on windows.
[13:04] <derfi> no my bad im looking at memory
[13:04] <indus> aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[13:04] <indus> a
[13:04] <indus> a
[13:04] <indus> a
[13:04] <Pici> indus: stop
[13:04] <rski> indus: you came?
[13:05] <indus> rski: came from where?
[13:05] <Emery> LOL
[13:05] <jjnw> rski, lol
[13:05] <Emery> hahaha
[13:05] <rski> right, nevermind
[13:05] <indus> rski: i dont remember you
[13:05] <Fox_1_> hi all
[13:05] <rski> :)
[13:05] <indus> rski: can you be more clear please
[13:06] <rski> indus: with?
[13:06] <indus> rski: u came
[13:06] <Emery> indus, he said .. you came ?
[13:06] <Emery> CUM
[13:06] <Pici> Stop
[13:06] <false> OT.
[13:06] <rski> just drop it
[13:06] <Emery> ejacualtion
[13:06] <Emery> lol..