[04:57] <sebmck> It appears that I have a broken package that I haven't been able to uninstall I've tried many guides online and well its really starting to tick me off its causing global mayhem and has been messing with my computer when I try to install things.
[04:57] <prospire> when I enter http://localhost/ in my browser it shows page not found
[04:57] <heartbeats> MY display resolution changes to 800X600 on restart ?
[04:58] <xangua> sebmck: try to 'downgrade' that package
[04:58]  * madberry back to cloak mode
[04:58] <prospire> can anybody tell me whats happening?
[04:58] <bajafreak> tried using GParted 0.4.3
[04:58] <Gnea> prospire: you have to install apache
[04:58] <sebmck> xangua: How would I go about doing that?
[04:58] <prospire> Gnea: apache 2.0 is installed
[04:58] <Gnea> prospire: but is it running?
[04:58] <osx5> hey all
[04:58] <heartbeats> help me please MY display resolution changes to 800X600 on restart ?
[04:58] <mn> Out_Cold can i pm you?
[04:58] <xangua> sebmck: you can do it in synaptic
[04:58] <osx5> what does TTYS mean?
[04:59] <heartbeats> help me please MY display resolution changes to 800X600 on restart ?
[04:59] <Gnea> heartbeats: what video card?
[04:59] <prospire> Gnea: I hope so
[04:59] <prospire> because yesterday I was running php scripts on localhost
[04:59] <heartbeats> Nvidia 9400GT
[04:59] <heartbeats> 1GB
[04:59] <Gnea> prospire: better make sure - open a terminal and type:  ps axf | grep apache
[04:59] <sebmck> xangua: Yeah but it wont let me doing anything to do with the package it just throws up an error no matter how I try to remove it
[04:59] <xangua> sebmck: select that package and force the previous versión, then update it again that should work
[04:59] <Gnea> heartbeats: click on System->Administration->Hardware Drivers and click on the nvidia to install the new driver
[04:59] <prospire> Gnea: the Konsole gives this as output -> 3954 pts/1    S+     0:00      \_ grep apache
[04:59] <Chaorain> heartbeats: you need to run the nvidia seetings as sudo
[04:59] <tarnold> has anyone here used iStat Server with Ubuntu?
[04:59] <sebmck> it doesn't give me the option to downgrade.
[04:59] <Reactor> DIgitalKiwi: ok ok I understood xD
[04:59] <Gnea> heartbeats: please do not PM
[05:00] <heartbeats> ok
[05:00] <Gnea> prospire: then it is not running. type this:  sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[05:00] <heartbeats> as sudo how
[05:00] <heartbeats> ?
[05:00] <Gnea> heartbeats: you have the 800x600 right now?
[05:00] <Reactor> heartbeats: nvm - use gksudo instead of sudo
[05:00] <Chaorain> heartbeats: you know how to use command line?
[05:00] <heartbeats> no
[05:00] <prospire> Gnea: Konsole gives this output -> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[05:00] <heartbeats> iam a beginer of linux
[05:00] <Gnea> heartbeats: no gui?
[05:01] <thiebaude> !cli | heartbeats
[05:01] <Gnea> prospire: okay, now type:  ps axf | grep apache  again - don't paste it, just tell me if you see more this time
[05:01] <osx5> !ttys
[05:01] <bastid_raZor> heartbeats: type this in a terminal   gksudo nvidia-settings ..then change your resolution with that. Save the file. that should fix your issues.
[05:01] <Chaorain> heartbeats: ok go to Applications>Accessories>Terminal
[05:01] <heartbeats> ya gui here i can set it the resolution to 1440X900
[05:01] <Reactor> Gnea: which .conf contains the screen resolution settings?
[05:01] <Gnea> Reactor: there isn't one.
[05:01] <prospire> Gnea: it outputs -> 4142 pts/1    S+     0:00      \_ grep apache
[05:02] <sebmck> E: libcherokee-config0: subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 2 HELP????
[05:02] <Chaorain> heartbeats: there is a bug in the gui
[05:02] <kerin> is there any way to determine what processes are using the sound card
[05:02] <kerin> ?
[05:02] <Chaorain> heartbeats: you have a terminal open?
[05:03] <prospire> Gnea: saw the output?
[05:03] <Reactor> Gnea: ?
[05:03] <tarnold> can someone tell me what it means when I can ssh into a machine, but a ping or a traceroute stalls?
[05:03] <Gnea> prospire: okay, let's try this:  sudo aptitude reinstall apache2
[05:03] <Gnea> Reactor: what?
[05:03] <heartbeats> yap terminal is now open
[05:03] <Reactor> Gnea: and where does x-server saves it's configuration?
[05:03] <Chaorain> heartbeats: 1 sec
[05:03] <heartbeats> and i just ttyped command like gksudo nvidia-settings
[05:03] <heartbeats> i just saved to x configuration
[05:04] <prospire> Gnea: this is my output -> http://codepad.org/fNLm7m1g
[05:04] <Chaorain> heartbeats: uh you can just type sudo
[05:04] <sebmck> E: libcherokee-config0: subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 2 How do I fix this?
[05:04] <Gnea> Reactor: the config file is /etc/X11/Xorg.conf but specific resolutions aren't saved there when using nvidia - the driver itself figures it all out on its own
[05:04] <heartbeats> just wait i am go ing to restart the system
[05:04] <Chaorain> prospire: ok
[05:04] <bastid_raZor> Chaorain: or GUI applications gksudo should be used.
[05:04] <bastid_raZor> for
[05:04] <Reactor> Gnea: roger
[05:05] <Chaorain> bastid_raZor: really? gksudo always works for me
[05:05] <Chaorain> bastid_raZor: I meant sudo
[05:05] <prospire> Chaorain: ?
[05:05] <prospire> Gnea: ?
[05:05] <Gnea> prospire: weird - what version of ubuntu are you on?
[05:05] <prospire> jaunty
[05:05] <prospire> 9.04 I think it is
[05:05] <thiebaude> !dpkg
[05:05] <Chaorain> prospire: sorry clicked on the wrong person
[05:05] <Gnea> prospire: is apache really installed?  sudo apt-get install apache2
[05:05] <strAlan_> Is a list of all the mapped printers and network drives in a configuration file somewhere?  I'd like to transfer it to other machines.
[05:05] <prospire> Gnea: I am sure it is installed
[05:05] <Gnea> prospire: run that command, please
[05:05] <sebmck> I just relised what I did wrong. Would installing a package for karmic on a jaunty installation be bad?
[05:06] <prospire> last night I executed so many php scripts
[05:06] <prospire> :(
[05:06] <Gnea> sebmck: yes.
[05:06] <Gnea> prospire: perhaps you messed the main apache config up then?
[05:06] <bastid_raZor> !gksudo > Chaorain read the link. it explains why gksudo sets the enviroment properly
[05:06] <prospire> Gnea: I just added 2 lines in httpd.conf
[05:06] <Gnea> prospire: where did you put the php scripts?
[05:06] <prospire> localhost
[05:06] <Gnea> prospire: what 2 lines?
[05:06] <Gnea> prospire: no, I mean, where on the filesystem?
[05:06] <prospire> they were about mod_rewrite
[05:07] <proh_> When I perform the command users, is there a way to get the host of the accounts that are listed?
[05:07] <prospire> RewriteLog and RewriteLogLevel
[05:07] <prospire> 9
[05:07] <prospire> Gnea: php scripts were in /var/www/
[05:07] <Gnea> prospire: can you pastebin /var/log/apache2/error.log please
[05:08] <prospire> Gnea: WAIT  A SEC
[05:08] <prospire> Gnea: I have installed apche2 once more
[05:08] <prospire> by the command you gave
[05:08] <heartbeats> hellow
[05:08] <heartbeats> me back
[05:08] <Gnea> prospire: okay. any luck?
[05:08] <prospire> Gnea: no
[05:08] <Reactor> heartbeats: works?
[05:08] <Shadow_X> hey guys. im looking to set up a dual monitor config on 9.04 x32. whats the easiest way to get this going?
[05:08] <Gnea> prospire: check the error log, it should say something
[05:08] <heartbeats> after restarting the system shows the same resolution problem
[05:08] <Chaorain> heartbeats: it work now?
[05:09] <Reactor> heartbeats: ?_?
[05:09] <prospire> Gnea: error log -> http://codepad.org/FZsJcQVT
[05:09] <heartbeats> i just typed sudo nvidia-settings
[05:09] <Chaorain> heartbeats: really? you changed the resolution and hit save?
[05:09] <heartbeats> and ya
[05:09] <heartbeats> i saved
[05:10] <Chaorain> heartbeats: try it with sudo instead of gksudo
[05:10] <heartbeats> there in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:10] <Gnea> prospire: something's not right with httpd.conf then - comment what you put out in there, and try to start it again
[05:10] <heartbeats> i tried both
[05:10] <proh_> I found my answer.. [last] (just to note)
[05:10] <tarnold> Can someone help me? I can see a machine that I have control of from the outside via SSH and also through what Apache is putting out (if I go to http://myIP I see a test page), but if I ping it, or do a traceroute, I can't see it; these commands hang / timeout. Does someone know what's going ON?
[05:11] <proh_> tarnold, then that's on your networks side. Router/firewall blocking ping replies.. I wouldn't worry about it.
[05:11] <Gnea> tarnold: firewall probably
[05:11] <Chaorain> heartbeats: and rebooted each time?
[05:11] <prospire> Gnea: I have done that
[05:11] <prospire> still not working
[05:11] <sebmck> Error: A later version is already installed Is what happens when I attempt to install the jaunty version instead of the accidental jaunty version I installed.
[05:11] <heartbeats> yap
[05:11] <kerin> tarnold: i assume those ports are blocked but SSH is not
[05:11] <Chaorain> heartbeats: well got me then
[05:11] <tarnold> proh_ Gnea okay, is there a way I can probe what's open and what's closed? I don't particularly want to ping it, but I am trying to access it in a different way and am coming up short and assuming that this ping / traceroute evidence is related
[05:12] <proh_> nmap
[05:12] <Gnea> prospire: i have no idea then... perhaps the people in #apache or #httpd might know
[05:12] <heartbeats> when typed sudo nvidia-setting
[05:12] <proh_> @ tarnold that was to you btw
[05:12] <heartbeats> and hit enter
[05:12] <prospire> Gnea: here some more latest logs -> vhttp://codepad.org/ZS6CnWax
[05:12] <osx5> !run level
[05:12] <heartbeats> then its shows an erro in the terminal and open the nvidia  x server settings
[05:12] <potatodemon> Can someone please tell me more about how ubuntu knows what to do with unknown filetypes?  Is there some database website that has that info?
[05:12] <tarnold> proh_ thanks
[05:13] <heartbeats> tell me one solution
[05:13] <Reactor> heartbeats: try with both sudo and gksudo
[05:13] <Gnea> prospire: [Sun Sep 13 09:22:21 2009] [error] (2)No such file or directory: mod_rewrite: could not open RewriteLog file /var/www/mod/log.txt
[05:13] <Gnea> prospire: that's your problem.
[05:13] <heartbeats> gksudo not showed any error
[05:13] <prospire> Gnea: but I have removed those line from httpd.conf
[05:14] <Gnea> prospire: then they are located in another config file
[05:14] <Chaorain> heartbeats: ok what exactly did sudo say?
[05:14] <heartbeats> it shows a error an no display connection
[05:14] <heartbeats> ERROR: Unable to assign attribute XVideoSyncToDisplay specified on line 52
[05:14] <heartbeats>        of configuration file '/root/.nvidia-settings-rc' (no Display
[05:14] <heartbeats>        connection).
[05:14] <prospire> Gnea: its working now
[05:14] <Gnea> prospire: cool
[05:15] <Reactor> heartbeats: o_O
[05:15] <prospire> actually forgotted to restart after deleting those mod_rewrite lines from httpd.conf
[05:15] <prospire> restart apache*
[05:15] <heartbeats> help me....
[05:15] <Chaorain> heartbeats: sorry thats all I got right now
[05:15] <Reactor> open this file and look at the line 52
[05:15] <Gnea> prospire: lol, nice job
[05:15] <prospire> Gnea: thanks
[05:15] <tyl3r> -VirtualBox issue- : Latest VirtualBox Version installed, I have NAT performance issues....from 10 pings to e.g. google.com, 5 of them are about 500ms, rest is 15ms.....see many people on forums having this issues with Vbox Nat performance. Anyone knows a solution for it ? besides changing to a bridged network....
[05:15] <Reactor> heartbeats: open this file and look at the line 52
[05:15] <prospire> :)
[05:15] <Gnea> prospire: cheers
[05:15] <heartbeats> which file
[05:15] <prospire> hip hip hooray! :)
[05:15] <Reactor> heartbeats: /root/.nvidia-settings-rc
[05:15] <prospire> Gnea: bye
[05:16] <Gnea> prospire: later
[05:16] <Reactor> heartbeats: using >gksudo gedit
[05:16] <tyl3r> oh forgot, guest of on Vbox is XP+SP3....tried different network card drivers, disabling netbios, adding vboxsvr to hosts like suggested in forums, no effect....pings still unstable
[05:16] <Reactor> heartbeats: copy-paste this string to here
[05:17] <heartbeats> heartbeats-desktop:0.0/XVideoSyncToDisplay=2
[05:17] <xeer> how can I get the system installed without using X? compiling is not an option, im pressed on time
[05:17] <Reactor> heartbeats: ok ok wait plz
[05:17] <heartbeats> ok
[05:17] <heartbeats> sure
[05:17] <SnakDoc> xeer server install ?
[05:18] <xeer> the usb livecd is just dropping me to a terminal. Isn't there a package I can install with apt-get to get the system installed?
[05:18] <Gnea> xeer: what are  your system specs?
[05:18] <Reactor> heartbeats: change to heartbeats-desktop:0.0/XVideoSyncToDisplay=1
[05:18] <heartbeats> then
[05:18] <Reactor> heartbeats: save and restart the x-server
[05:19] <Roasted> Hey guys - What FTP app do you guys recommend for Ubuntu?
[05:19] <Reactor> heartbeats: or your PC
[05:19] <heartbeats> how restart the x server
[05:19] <Gnea> Roasted: gftp
[05:19] <Reactor> heartbeats: wait plz
[05:19] <heartbeats> restart the pc
[05:19] <tyl3r> @Roasted: gftp or filezilla...
[05:19] <scott___> hey
[05:20] <Roasted> I'm having issues with filezilla... it's saying my router is tainting my connection despite the fact I forwarded ports. Nobody on 3 forums can help me figure it out so I want to try something besides filezilla to see if that'll work instead.
[05:20] <tyl3r> then try gftp
[05:20] <heartbeats> are you there?
[05:20] <xeer> SnakDoc:  "server install" required rsplib-tools which is in universe
[05:20] <Roasted> is gftp command line? It says I already have it installed and I have no idea where...
[05:20] <tyl3r> if you still have your issue, guess you should analyze network traffic to have a look at what goes wrong...
[05:20] <xeer> Gnea, it's a via 1.5ghz with 2gb of ram
[05:20] <Roasted> nevermind - Im an idiot. I see it.
[05:21] <tyl3r> no roasted, its a gui
[05:21] <Gnea> xeer: what video card
[05:21] <heartbeats> how can i restart the x server
[05:21] <xeer> Gnea, it's UniChrome9
[05:21] <Reactor> heartbeats: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace
[05:21] <Gnea> xeer: that's weird... it's not an nvidia or ati?
[05:21] <SnakDoc> xeer i come in at end of question just seen you was wanting install with out x believe there is a alternative install cd for things like that also
[05:21] <kurrata> hi, how is that aplication called wich alows me to take notes and save them on desktop in ubuntu?when you click on it it opens small window in wich you can type. you can lock it from moving and it stays there even after pc restart?
[05:21] <xeer> Gnea, Nope.
[05:21] <heartbeats> its not working
[05:21] <Reactor> heartbeats: and relogin
[05:21] <lstarnes> kurrata: tomboy?
[05:21] <heartbeats> no
[05:21] <scott___> im having trouble making my webserver accessible from the wan i have my router forwarding port 80 to my webserver but whenever i type my routers public ip into a browser it wont talk
[05:21] <Reactor> heartbeats: ok
[05:22] <Gnea> xeer: that's probably why no gui then.
[05:22] <kurrata> lstarnes will check, thx
[05:22] <Gnea> !install
[05:22] <heartbeats> ctrl+alt+backspace
[05:22] <rwparris2> is it possible to install ms drivers?  I need to print something
[05:22] <heartbeats> not working
[05:22] <lstarnes> !dontzap | heartbeats
[05:22] <xeer> Gnea, most likely not since I'm coming from ubuntu 9.04 that was working fine (for the most part; sound drivers, 3d accl, etc..)
[05:22] <kurrata> lstarnes yes, it was tomboy thx
[05:23] <scott___> im having trouble making my webserver accessible from the wan i have my router forwarding port 80 to my webserver but whenever i type my routers public ip into a browser it wont talk
[05:23] <RedSocrates> scott___, are you allowing connections to httpd in /etc/hosts.allow?
[05:23] <tyl3r> scott: make a telnet from outside your land to your wan ip port 80....if not accepted, the port is not forwarded...also try telnet localhost 80 to check if its really listening
[05:23] <xeer> Gnea, I reverted to 8.10 since that is what is required for VIA's drivers
[05:23] <lstarnes> scott___: which ISP are you using?
[05:23] <scott___> consolidated
[05:23] <MrSchmo> hey guys an irc question. when you register your nick name, does it applies to all channel or you have to repeat the process?
[05:23] <heartbeats> not working
[05:24] <heartbeats> how can i restart the x server
[05:24] <lstarnes> MrSchmo: it applies to the entire network that you have registered on
[05:24] <Irishmanluke> MrSchmo: it applies to the whole network, /msg nickserv register nick email
[05:24] <xeer> heartbeats: perhaps try /etc/init.d/gdm stop|start|restart
[05:24] <lstarnes> heartbeats: did you disable dontzap?
[05:24] <Gnea> xeer: not sure I understand - are you saying that the system worked fine in 9.04, but you're trying to reinstall the system using 8.10?
[05:24] <lstarnes> scott___: it might be possible that your ISP is blocking port 80
[05:24] <starkraving> Help with LiveCD (USB) and critical temperature shutdown: how to disable?
[05:24] <lstarnes> scott___: your webserver may also be misconfigured
[05:25] <xeer> Gnea, yes.
[05:25] <heartbeats> command not font
[05:25] <Reactor> heartbeats: working?
[05:25] <khufu> do you guys recommend netbook rmix for my nc10
[05:25] <MrSchmo> lstarnes, Irishmanluke: thanks
[05:25] <Gnea> xeer: alright. is 8.10 what you originally installed it with?
[05:25] <heartbeats> how can i restart x erver
[05:25] <scott___> lstarnes how does apache listen for traffic
[05:25] <lstarnes> heartbeats: sudo apt-get install dontzap; sudo dontzap --disable
[05:25] <lstarnes> heartbeats: please stop repeating so often
[05:25] <Reactor> heartbeats: Alt-SysRq-K
[05:25] <tyl3r> scott, depending on virtual hosts config also....and many other things
[05:25] <lstarnes> scott___: it usually binds to port 80 if possible then listens
[05:25] <tyl3r> first, check its accepting a telnet on 80....
[05:26] <khufu> netbook remix, yes or no!
[05:26] <lstarnes> scott___: try checking /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[05:26] <Gnea> khufu: nc10?
[05:26] <khufu> yes
[05:26] <Gnea> what's an nc10?
[05:26] <Reactor> heartbeats: I have some problems, going to restart. brb.
[05:26] <khufu> wtf
[05:26] <xeer> Gnea: no, it was 9.04 and I wiped the disk
[05:26] <khufu> its a computer
[05:26] <Gnea> dude
[05:26] <RedSocrates> ...
[05:26] <Gnea> khufu: never heard of it, could you be anymore vague?
[05:26] <tyl3r> first check  telnet localhost 80, then check from outside to your wan ip....
[05:26] <scott___> the telnet didnt work but that may be because i tried it from a local windows machine
[05:27] <khufu> gnea,  a netbook
[05:27] <tyl3r> if telnet suceeds, input something in the consolce like GET http://www.google.com
[05:27] <lstarnes> tyl3r: that isn't correct
[05:27] <Gnea> khufu: okay, but... asus? acer? msi? ?
[05:27] <lstarnes> tyl3r: you must have HTTP/1.0 at the end
[05:27] <tyl3r> lstarnes:  oh ok
[05:27] <heartbeats> not working
[05:27] <lstarnes> tyl3r: or HTTP/1.1, then a new line with Host: domain-name
[05:27] <mn> ok i got compiz installed but now it not working
[05:28] <heartbeats> still the same problem
[05:28] <xeer> tyl3r: might as well read the RFC regarding the http protocol
[05:28] <tyl3r> lstarnes:  this always worked fine for me so I was sure about that, but thx for correction
[05:28] <heartbeats> the resolution changed to 800X600
[05:28] <Gnea> khufu: don't expect me to google something on your behalf - it's up to you to tell us what you're trying to do with as much detail as possible - yeah, remix is for netbooks, so it will probably work, but that's it, I can't tell you for certain if you're going to be so closed about it
[05:29] <khufu> it's a samsung ;)
[05:29] <GhostWolfy> does anyone know how i can tell if my webcam works on ubuntu? i know i can see myself in the cheese window but theres no light on it and as well the light on my webcam doesn't show up and aslo i tried in skype and i don't know if my webcam is being detected
[05:29] <Gnea> then say that next time
[05:29] <khufu> yeah okay.
[05:29] <heartbeats> when i use sudo nvidia-settings and hit enter
[05:29] <khufu> it runs fine on gnome/fedora
[05:29] <heartbeats> it show's an error
[05:29] <Gnea> khufu: here: http://nc10ubuntu.wordpress.com/
[05:29] <khufu> but i hear remix is actually optimized for the atom
[05:29] <vivek> Hello...
[05:29] <lstarnes> heartbeats: what is the error?
[05:29] <khufu> didnt have to google that gnea
[05:29] <heartbeats> and open the nvidia settings
[05:29] <tyl3r> Anyone has experience in NAT performance issues with Virtualbox ?....
[05:30] <heartbeats> Unable to assign attribute XVideoTextureHue specified on line 49 of
[05:30] <heartbeats>        configuration file '/home/heartbeats/.nvidia-settings-rc' (no Display
[05:30] <heartbeats>        connection).
[05:30] <scott___> if i cant make a telnet conection to my webserver what does that mean
[05:30] <lstarnes> scott___: from its local IP?
[05:30] <danbhfive> anyone know how to debug the timing of suspend-to-ram?  or any info on suspend-to-ram?
[05:30] <lstarnes> scott___: have you tried <IP_ADDRESS>?
[05:30] <scott___> no on public
[05:30] <Gnea> khufu: don't start.
[05:30] <scott___> yes i have tried localhost
[05:30] <lstarnes> scott___: it works locally, right?
[05:30] <scott___> yes it does
[05:30] <lstarnes> scott___: and you set your router to forward it?
[05:30] <heartbeats> the error from line 21 -52
[05:31] <starkraving> How to disable critical temperature check on Live CD (USB)?
[05:31] <vivek> help for problems related to installation and crack for maya 2009...m very new to ubuntu
[05:31] <scott___> i have my router forwarding port 80 to my server
[05:31] <lstarnes> scott___: does it work with the LAN ip in telnet?
[05:31] <sebsebseb> !piracy |  vivek
[05:31] <scott___> one sec
[05:31] <kromar>  hi, i installed a new harddrive and xubunto is not on the same partition anymore, how do i restore grub?
[05:32] <vivek> sorry
[05:32] <scott___> yes it does work localy
[05:32] <heartbeats> any help
[05:32] <lstarnes> scott___: then it may be your ISP blocking it
[05:32] <scott___> at least it says it has conected
[05:32] <pyro2927> quick question: is there a way to use the pipe viewer along with 'mv'?
[05:32] <Reactor> heartbeats: it's ok?
[05:32] <heartbeats> no
[05:32] <scott___> how would i change that?
[05:32] <lstarnes> scott___: your ISP must do that
[05:32] <heartbeats> i will sent the fiel of /home/heartbeats/.nvidia-settings-rc
[05:33] <lstarnes> scott___: it may be against its terms of service to do so
[05:33] <scott___> could i have it forward another port?
[05:33] <kromar>  hi, i installed a new harddrive and xubunto is not on the same partition anymore, how do i restore grub?
[05:33] <lstarnes> scott___: you could try 8080
[05:33] <scott___> okay one sec
[05:33] <pyro2927> kromar: boot of the live cd and reinstall it
[05:33] <lstarnes> !fixgrub | kromar
[05:33] <Reactor> heartbeats: ?
[05:33] <Reactor> heartbeats: to where?
[05:34] <conjurer> scott___: if you have a domain with dns, most of them let you forward onto another port
[05:34] <heartbeats> no idia
[05:34] <heartbeats>  can i sent in pm
[05:34] <Ozercotery> I have a question when somebody has a chance.
[05:35] <pyro2927> !pv
[05:35] <RedSocrates> !ask | Ozercotery
[05:35] <lstarnes> Ozercotery: just ask it
[05:35] <GhostWolfy> i have a problem with my webcam, i don't know if its being detected by ubuntu is there anyone that can help me?
[05:35] <kromar> ubottu: ok, do i get this right, i need to mount the drive where my linux is installed and install grub on the boot drive?
[05:35] <lstarnes> GhostWolfy: check lsusb in the terminal
[05:35] <danbhfive> GhostWolfy: gstreamer-properties
[05:36] <pyro2927> kromar: ubottu is just a bot, but yes you do
[05:36] <GhostWolfy> lstarnes, it is listed there but i don't know if any of the programs knows its connected
[05:36] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, how do i do that??
[05:36] <heartbeats> gave me a solution
[05:36] <heartbeats> any idea
[05:36] <heartbeats> ?
[05:36] <kromar> pyro2927: oh ok, thanks
[05:36] <danbhfive> GhostWolfy: type it in the terminal
[05:36] <scott___> if i have my server forward port 8080 do i have to congig apache to listen on port 8080
[05:36] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, just type gstreamer-properties nothing else?
[05:37] <starkraving> Is there a better room for LiveCD questions?
[05:37] <conjurer> scott___: do you have a domain or what?
[05:37] <scott___> if i have my server forward port 8080 do i have to congig apache to listen on port 8080
[05:37] <scott___> i dont have a domain name
[05:37] <pyro2927> kromar, just go to that first link (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub) and then scroll down to "restore grub"
[05:37] <Reactor> heartbeats: ?
[05:37] <tyl3r> scott, you rebooted your router after doing the port forwarding ? from other people having netgear or dlink routers I know that they often dont save new settings without unplugging it from....
[05:37] <heartbeats> yes
[05:37] <lstarnes> scott___: you could forward 8080 on the router to 80 on your LAN IP
[05:37] <Reactor> heartbeats: and?
[05:37] <Ozercotery> Okay. Well I have a fresh installation of Ubuntu on my laptop (dual booted with XP). I gave it 25GB of space to work with (I was told this would be enough). When I started up Ubuntu for the first time (after the installation when it asks to restart) I was asked to do some updates. I clicked "Install Updates" and was told I only have 3MB of space available and have to clear up the rest of the space. How do I fix this? It's a brand new install. There's noth
[05:37] <tyl3r> power cord
[05:37] <Reactor> heartbeats: I can't see any res. settings
[05:37] <Reactor> heartbeats: hmm
[05:38] <scott___> i dint rebout my router ill try that though
[05:38] <conjurer> scott___: then forwarding port 8080 on your router to the box with the httpd is he solution
[05:38] <kantlivelong> hey all.. is it possible to show all dirs in a path not owned by root?
[05:39] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, i've did what you said it came up with the multimedia systems selector what should i do next?
[05:39] <chinmaya> how to refresh ps/2 port after bootup??
[05:39] <brsoft> hello I upgraded my firefox and now it isnt saving my session variables so after login into a website. if I click anywhere its like I didnt because the session variable blow up
[05:40] <ClumsyChauncey> any other good multiplayer ftps for linux besides nexuiz / tremulous ?
[05:40] <kromar> pyro2927: do i mount the linux into /media/root and the boot partition(windows) to /media/root/boot?
[05:41] <linfenix> hello everyone whats going on ?
[05:41] <pyro2927> kromar: do you have two hard drives? or just one drive with two partitions?
[05:41] <kromar> pyro2927:  multiple hard drives
[05:41] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, you there??
[05:42] <mrbook> can someone help a newbie
[05:42] <pyro2927> kromar: ok, then which one do you want to boot to? ubuntu or windows?
[05:42] <Reactor> mrbook: tell me, plz
[05:42] <Crunchwrap> hello
[05:42] <danbhfive> GhostWolfy: hey there, im back
[05:42] <chinmaya>  how to refresh ps/2 port after bootup??
[05:42] <mrbook> I have a dell vostro 2510 laptop and loaded Ubuntu 9.04. i got the owreless to work but I cannot get any sound
[05:43] <Crunchwrap> did you
[05:43] <Crunchwrap> turn up the volume?
[05:43] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, i did what you said to do in terminal and the multimedia systems selector opened up what do i do next?
[05:43] <kromar> pyro2927:  well i installed a new drive where i installed windows and moved the linux drive, so the windows drive is the boot drive
[05:43] <scott___> i just rebooted my router and it dint work
[05:43] <danbhfive> GhostWolfy: click the test buttons, change the selections till you find ones that work
[05:43] <pyro2927> kromar: ok, sounds like you will be booting to the drive that has windows, and you just need to re-install grub to that drive? right?
[05:43] <MrSchmo> is there a program that can locks usb ports on your computer or laptop?
[05:44] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, on both output and input??
[05:44] <Reactor> mrbook: ?what is an "owreless"
[05:44] <kromar> pyro2927: i think so
[05:44] <scott___> i still cant get my webpage to be displayed outside of the wan
[05:44] <danbhfive> GhostWolfy: if you want both of them to work, sure
  are u thlking 2 me ??
[05:44] <conjurer> scott___: you'll have to port forward from your router
[05:44] <mrbook> reactor: sorry wireless... I made sure the volume is not muted
[05:44] <Reactor> mrbook: ok
[05:44] <chinmaya>  how to refresh ps/2 port after bootup??
[05:45] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, ok i'll see if anything works for me
[05:45] <pyro2927> kormar: go here, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub#Restoring%20GRUB
[05:45] <pyro2927> follow those instructions, no need to mount any drives
[05:45] <pyro2927> just do "restoring grub", NOT Make Windows load Grub
[05:45] <MrSchmo> chinmaya: nah i dont know the answer to your question
[05:46] <scott___> i have my router set to forward port 8080 to my server but i cant conect outside of my wan
[05:46] <chinmaya> Mr.Schmo: Thats all right!!
[05:46] <kromar> pyro2927:  im already on that page but do i need to mount the windows drive to /media/root/boot?
[05:46] <Reactor> mrbook: and?
[05:46] <kromar> pyro2927: its not really clear from the tutorial
[05:47] <Reactor> mrbook: Your sound are became muted when you have turned on your wireless?
[05:47] <chinmaya>  how to refresh ps/2 port after bootup??
[05:47] <Reactor> mrbook: became muted*
[05:47] <mrbook> Reactor: and I can't seem to get any sound. I was trying to see something on youtube. First I had to download the flashplayer. once I got that the video worked but still no sound.. not even a wave file will work,
[05:48] <kromar> pyro2927: it says "You also need to mount your /boot partition if you made one, like this :" but did i made a /boot partition? o_O
[05:48] <mrbook> reactor: are you saying that the wireless is causing the problem.
[05:48] <pyro2927> kromar: private chat, easier
[05:48] <scott___> i have my router set to forward port 8080 to my server but i cant conect outside of my wan
[05:48] <Reactor> mrbook: You have no sound whole in your system or only in media player?
[05:49] <pyro2927> kromar: where does it say that? I don't see it anywhere
[05:49] <pyro2927> kromar: just saw it
[05:49] <mrbook> reactor: no sound on the entire system...
[05:49] <conjurer> scott___: are you visting it with ip:8080
[05:49] <starkraving> Does anyone know how to customize a LiveCD? I am trying to get my wife's laptop to start up temporarily in Ubuntu, but it keeps showing the 'critical temperature reached, shutting down' message, then shuts off the computer. I know this is false and want to disable the temperature check
[05:49] <Reactor> mrbook: I don't think that the problem may be caused by your wireless.
[05:50] <Reactor> mrbook: But check your system for any conflicts.
[05:50] <chinmaya>  how to refresh ps/2 port after bootup??
[05:50] <papajack> hi
[05:50] <papajack> Is there an easy way to remove ubuntu from dual boot with xp ?
[05:50] <chinmaya> papajack : do u want to remove ubuntu
[05:51] <scott___> i have my router set to forward port 8080 to my server but i cant conect outside of my wan
[05:51] <conjurer> delete the partion and run fdisk /mbr from a windows bootdisk? :P
[05:51] <scott___> it is runing apache2
[05:51] <papajack> chinmaya: Well I wanna know if there is an easy way to do it. Until now I found that you can use either the XP cd or format everything
[05:51] <conjurer> scott___: are you using the port when you try and connect
[05:51] <RHorse> scott___ are you trying from a puter on the same network?
[05:52] <papajack> eh
[05:52] <papajack> Anyone else?
[05:52] <Reactor> somebody tell me plz how to check the system for any conflicts?
[05:52] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, ok i've did the tests all of the output just shows coloured lines and a static box in the bottom right corner, as for the input the video for linux 2 (v4l2 on both devices work but looks like i have no lights turned on in my room
[05:52] <scott___> conjurer yes
[05:52] <chinmaya> papajack: ya... the method i too know is to recover XP from cd !! in what way do u want it be done
[05:53] <mrbook> reactor: thanks-  i went to soem forum and tried what was suggested and all seems ok. Ybuntu recognizes the card. I double checked to make sure nothing is muted. Just don't know where to look.
[05:53] <scott___> rmoorse im using the public ip adress of my router
[05:53] <danbhfive> GhostWolfy: ok, well I thought I was advising you on how to test your webcam.  It looks like its working
[05:53] <Reactor> mrbook: wait plz
[05:53] <papajack> Hm
[05:53] <conjurer> scott___:
[05:53] <conjurer> it works
[05:53] <conjurer> http://conr-adsl-209-169-68-248.consolidated.net:8080/
[05:54] <conjurer> :P
[05:54] <RHorse> scott___ it doesn't matter. If both puters are connected to the same network, it may not work. Try it from a puter outside the network, and I bet it works ok
[05:54] <GhostWolfy> danbhfive, well i didn't know if it was properly but the lighting is still an issue and i have problems on skype and and amsn when i try to configure/test it
[05:54] <McPeter> it's works
[05:54] <Reactor> Somebody tell me how to check the system for any conflicts?
[05:54] <mn> does anyone know where i can get some plugins for compiz fusion some cool eye candy
[05:54] <iceman33> dmesg
[05:55] <chinmaya>  how to refresh ps/2 port after bootup??
[05:55] <Reactor> mrbook: I mean conflicts between your wireless ans soundcard
[05:55] <Thang> Hello?
[05:55] <Thang> Someone reply!!@%
[05:55] <chinmaya> Thang: hi
[05:55] <iceman33> lspci
[05:55] <Thang> :)
[05:55] <iceman33> lamps
[05:56] <josh_> Thang, we can't see what you are typing, try and reconnect to see if that helps
[05:56] <iceman33> lsmod
[05:56] <Thang> oh ok?
[05:56] <scott___> rmorse: try <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 on your machine to see if it works
[05:56] <Thang> ?
[05:56] <josh_> Better.
[05:56] <conjurer> scott___: i just told you it works
[05:56] <McPeter> scott___, it works!
[05:56] <GhostWolfy> ok since danbhfive left without answering my question.. does anyone know how i can get the lighting on my webcam to work
[05:56] <josh_> grin
[05:56] <scott___> realy
[05:56] <conjurer> yes
[05:56] <conjurer> scroll up
[05:56] <chinmaya> Thang: anything?
[05:56] <scott___> what does it say
[05:56] <conjurer> it says
[05:56] <Thang> what do you mean anything?
[05:57] <conjurer> it works
[05:57] <McPeter> scott___, http://conr-adsl-209-169-68-248.consolidated.net:8080/ or http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/ works :)
[05:57] <mn> josh_ could u give me a hand ??? im trying to find some cool eye candy for compiz fusion could u think of nething for kde
[05:57] <conjurer> default apache msg
[05:57] <scott___> thanks for the help
[05:57] <McPeter> /var/www/index.html
[05:57] <Thang> oh well I'm going
[05:57] <josh_> mn, I usually disable compiz, sorry.
[05:57] <scott___> how do i register my nick
[05:57] <McPeter> /msg NickServ help register
[05:57] <josh_> scott___,  /msg nickserv help register
[05:58] <McPeter> /msg NickServ REGISTER <pass> <email>
[05:58] <scott___> what
[05:58] <Gintulis> hi, i have desktop with two monitors, all applications start in monitor 2, haw to change that applications start in monitor1?
[05:58] <scott___> help
[05:58] <McPeter> anext connection : /msg NickServ IDENTIFY <pass>
[05:58] <vikasap> When I try using the non-gui based irc clients I get the following error when trying to connect to the irc servers : Cannot assign requested address
[05:59] <RHorse> scott___ It works from my browser
[05:59] <vikasap> Anyone has any suggestions on that ?
[05:59] <scott___> thanks RHorse
[06:00] <conjurer> vikasap: do you have multiple ips?
[06:00] <conjurer> sounds like its trying to use an interface thats not there
[06:00] <vikasap> conjurer: Not that I know of
[06:00] <conjurer> what client?
[06:01] <vikasap> conjurer: irssi
[06:01] <conjurer> strange, it should by default use any configured interface
[06:02] <conjurer> paste me what your ifconfig in pm
[06:02] <conjurer> is*
[06:02] <lstarnes> conjurer: it would be better to pastebin it and provide the link here
[06:02] <vikasap> Yup, right now I am using pidgin to login into the irc
[06:02] <conjurer> lstarnes: i don't have a browser :P
[06:03] <lstarnes> .wc
[06:03] <lstarnes> oops.
[06:05] <GhostWolfy> does anyone know how to get lighting on amsn or cheese to work? my webcam has poor lighting on ubuntu
[06:06] <C-S-B> has anyone setup a minimal linux server install which boots up something like twm and runs a full screen virtual machine? I'd like to have a prodcution computer inside of a vm for easy backup and stablity.
[06:06] <vikasap> conjurer: You got it ?
[06:08] <Bluey> where can I find the ubuntu driver for a logitech quickcam?
[06:09] <axle> hello, anyone think they can answer my question about processors? its been awhile
[06:10] <DigitalKiwi> axle: are we taking bets or something?
[06:10] <evilGUI> Anyone know how to put their display to sleep by hand?
[06:10] <axle> no im just confused, we can bet on other stuff though
[06:10] <DigitalKiwi> 5 to 1 i can answer it (maybe need to google it though)
[06:10] <Bluey> evil -- poweroff button? (on monitor)
[06:11] <axle> lol, k, well, i have a 3800+ amd athlon 64 cpu
[06:11] <josh_> axle, it would be better if you actually asked the question?
[06:11] <RHorse> evilGUI xset?
[06:11] <evilGUI> RHorse: Thanks.
[06:11] <axle> and a mcp61pm-am mobo
[06:12] <lordcorm> so ones i install the kde modules through the synaptic package manage, I just logout and change the session type?
[06:12] <axle> apparently it supports my chip and the x2 dual core series
[06:12] <lordcorm> once*
[06:12] <axle> which doesn't make sense to me unless my processor is actually dual core 2, which it's not
[06:13] <axle> plus i see x2, 3800+ chips, i am wondering if im missing something with the terminology here
[06:13] <axle> a amd athlon 64bit 3800+ is different than a md athlon 64bit x2 3800+
[06:13] <axle> ?
[06:13] <DigitalKiwi> same socket
[06:14] <axle> yeah
[06:14] <DigitalKiwi> i've actually used both of those chips
[06:14] <GhostWolfy> DigitalKiwi, do you know what will make my webcam not show lot of light??
[06:14] <axle> they are different though? one is dual core of same frequency?
[06:14] <DigitalKiwi> on the 939 socket (i think they are also on the other one...)
[06:14] <Bluey> i am still trying to find a driver for my webcam.
[06:15] <DigitalKiwi> GhostWolfy: no
[06:15] <GhostWolfy> DigitalKiwi, if you want i have a image of my screen to show what im talking about
[06:15] <axle> yeah 939 is what i got, i just don't see how my mobo can use dual cores
[06:15] <DigitalKiwi> axle: well ofc they are different but they use the same socket
[06:16] <deejaydblock> Question. How do I update firefox to the latest version on Ubuntu. I've read several articles and pages about this but it is a bit confusing.
[06:16] <DigitalKiwi> Linux arch 2.6.27-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Oct 26 10:08:01 UTC 2008 x86_64 AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
[06:17] <lstarnes> !ff35 | deejaydblock
[06:17] <axle> so your saying that the online information on my mobo is correct and my motherboard using a athlon 64-bit non dual core chip, CAN ALSO use a x2 dual core? just need to clarify
[06:17] <alex2> Hello, I had a quick question that I can't seem to find the answer to in the forums or elsewhere online--how do I access files on a root.disk file?
[06:17] <DigitalKiwi> axle: yes
[06:17] <deejaydblock> But it says it installs it along side firefox 3
[06:17] <deejaydblock> i don't want that
[06:17] <alex2> I have a root.disk from a previous installation and I want to rescue some of the documents on that file
[06:18] <deejaydblock> I want to udgrade Firefox 3 to Firefox 3.6
[06:18] <deejaydblock> 5*
[06:18] <GhostWolfy> DigitalKiwi, and for anyone who wants to help me this is what it looks like when i use cheese or even amsn with my webcam http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/7725/screenshotbj.png
[06:18] <DigitalKiwi> if the mobo supports x2 then well...you can run an x2 processor in it, else it wouldn't support x2... ;p
[06:18] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: it is recommended that you not replace it
[06:18] <josh_> axle, is there a significant price difference between those two chips?
[06:18] <axle> thank you digitalkiwi, lol, i understand, i would trust the information about my mobo more if i actually had the manual lol
[06:18] <deejaydblock> why not?
[06:19] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: if you upgrade to 9.10, firefox will automatically be replaced with 3.5
[06:19] <DigitalKiwi> josh_: i can't even find them anymore for 939 hardly
[06:19] <axle> not sure, was looking at x2's on ebay
[06:19] <deejaydblock> ok cool
[06:19] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: also, some packages may rely on the pre-installed firefox
[06:19] <josh_> wikipedia says....
[06:19] <axle> was thinking about over-clocking and looked up my mobo specs and was like, i can use dual cores?
[06:19] <DigitalKiwi> would have to get the opterons :/
[06:20] <DigitalKiwi> which isn't necessarily a bad thing, they oc better in theory
[06:20] <deejaydblock> How can I check my version of Ubuntu?
[06:20] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock: lsb_release -r
[06:20] <josh_> axle, wikipedia says that the athlon 64 x2 processor is the dual-core equivalent of the athlon 64 processor.
[06:20] <DigitalKiwi> axle: *my* 3800+ overclocked exceedingly well, 2.7ghz air cooling, ymmv
[06:21] <josh_> so I would say there is a *significant* difference between the two.
[06:21] <deejaydblock> How do I upgrade to 9.10
[06:21] <axle> 3800+ original? i dont think my mobo can do that though
[06:21] <pyro2927> anyone have any experience with error 17 with grub??
[06:21] <micahg> do lexmark all-in-ones still need a manual install in Jaunty?
[06:21] <axle> maybe if i flash
[06:21] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: it has not been formally released yet, so you likely shouldn't do it yet
[06:21] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock:  I hope your not upgrading to 9.10 just for firefox 3.5+ :P
[06:21] <deejaydblock> i am lol i want mozilla weave
[06:21] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: ff3.5 is in Jaunty
[06:22] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: but when it is released in late october, you can use the update manager to upgrade
[06:22] <micahg> deejaydblock: install firefox-3.5
[06:22] <axle> digitalkiwi, you don't happen to remember your mobo for that OC?
[06:22] <Jakeme> hello
[06:22] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: i know, I'm using 3.5.3
[06:22] <DigitalKiwi> uhh
[06:22] <DigitalKiwi> asus a8n sli premium or some such
[06:22] <Jakeme> o my god
[06:23] <heartbeats> my resolution changes to 800x600 on my restart
[06:23] <heartbeats> help me my resolution changes to 800x600 on my restart
[06:23] <deejaydblock> so I can't remove firefox 3.0?
[06:23] <deejaydblock> or I will run into dependency problems?
[06:23] <sub[t]rnl> No, you can remove 3.0
[06:23] <Reactor> heartbeat: glitches again?
[06:23] <heartbeats> help me my resolution changes to 800x600 on my restart
[06:23] <micahg> deejaydblock: you need to leave 3.0 installed
[06:23] <heartbeats> mm
[06:23] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: that's not correct
[06:23] <heartbeats> same problem
[06:23] <heartbeats> not stoped
[06:23] <heartbeats> yet
[06:24] <FloodBot1> heartbeats: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:24] <sub[t]rnl> I don't have it installed, and have not ran into any problems
[06:24] <Jakeme> my god
[06:24] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: the search engines are provided by 3.0 in januty
[06:24] <heartbeats> nodoby is here to solve ma problem ...
[06:24] <micahg> do lexmark all-in-ones still need a manual install in Jaunty?
[06:24] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: I apt-get removed firefox and installed 3.5.3 from source
[06:25] <alex2> Hello, I have a root.disk from a previous installation sitting on my desktop. Is there a way for me to access files from that installation in order to rescue some documents I need? I would appreciate any ideas.
[06:25] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: what source?
[06:25] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: a tar.gz, from the mozzilla website
[06:25] <heartbeats> any idea friends
[06:25] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: you're not running the ubuntu version then
[06:25] <heartbeats> to set up
[06:26] <heartbeats> help me my resolution changes to 800x600 on my restart help me to fix it
[06:26] <lstarnes> !fixres > heartbeats
[06:26] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: It's a non issue really, firefox updates itself with security patches, so you really don't have to rely on the repo's for a stand-alone browser like firefox.
[06:26] <Reactor> heartbeat: try to remove your drivers and install the later or earlierversion
[06:26] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: yes, but that can cause problems for some users
[06:27] <micahg> and we do ship it in ubuntu with updates
[06:27] <axle> okay digitalkiwi, final question, and this one is good, difference between a 3800+ and x2 3800+, how noticeable, for general curiosity
[06:27] <micahg> and switching from the ubuntu version to the mozilla version is not recommended unless you start with a clean profile
[06:27] <DigitalKiwi> axle: substantial
[06:28] <axle> very interesting, thanx
[06:28] <sub[t]rnl> micahg:  No problems at all here.
[06:28]  * micahg guesses no one knows about lexmark printers...
[06:28] <deejaydblock> That is kind of a bummer. Is Ubuntu working to make installing software easier and more fluid?
[06:28] <micahg> deejaydblock: it's there and it works fine
[06:28] <micahg> deejaydblock: install firefox-3.5
[06:29] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: it is relatively easy
[06:29] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock: yeah it doesn't get much easier than apt-get.
[06:29] <deejaydblock> how do i install firefox 3.5?
[06:29] <deejaydblock> theres like 7 ways
[06:29] <deejaydblock> lmao
[06:29] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: they all likely work
[06:29] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[06:30] <CopyWriter> i have no idea how to join an ldap server using ubuntu
[06:30] <micahg> deejaydblock: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion
[06:30] <deejaydblock> I'm using 9.04
[06:31] <Mr_Nice> !op sup
[06:31] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: try sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[06:31] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: note that it will use the generic shiretoko branding instead of the official mozilla branding
[06:31] <xim_> is there any way to enlarge a partition without formatting it?
[06:31] <DigitalKiwi> axle: tbh i would recommend getting a whole new mb/processor though ;D
[06:32] <nemesis1911> Hi guys I have a HAPAGGUE WinTV-PVR-150 and I trying to get it to work with my Ubuntu 9.04 .. can anyone help me ?
[06:32] <CopyWriter> hey digitalkiwi, as you suggested that is there somewhere i can check compatible mb's with ubuntu
[06:32] <DigitalKiwi> though the 3800+ x2 even at stock 2ghz is pretty solid on most linux
[06:32] <alex2> Does anyone know how to open a root.disk file? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
[06:32] <CopyWriter> example like the microsoft hcl list
[06:32] <CopyWriter> or a hcl list for linux
[06:32] <conjurer> xim_: depends on the filesystem
[06:32] <CopyWriter> the idea just hit me
[06:33] <CopyWriter> almost knocked me plum off the chair
[06:33] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: ahh, i see from the link why you were saying it's dangerous... lol
[06:33] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: I'm not running 3.5 "alongside" 3.0
[06:33] <xim_> conjurer: this one is ntfs, id rather do it in linux but i have xp on my laptop (the FS is on an external drive)
[06:34] <nemesis1911> Hi guys I have a HAPAGGUE WinTV-PVR-150 and I trying to get it to work with my Ubuntu 9.04 .. can anyone help me ?
[06:34] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: right, because you are using the upstream version
[06:34] <hackeron> hey, what group do I need to add myself to, to be able to do /etc/init.d/networking restart?
[06:34] <micahg> hackeron: why not use sudo?
[06:34] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: What I got from reading the warning was having both 3.0 and 3.5 at the same time sharing a profile
[06:34] <conjurer> xim_: i believe there is an ntfsresize app
[06:34] <conjurer> but i've never used it
[06:34] <heartbeats> help me my resolution changes to 800x600 on my restart help me to fix it
[06:34] <sub[t]rnl> micahg: I've purged 3.0 and am running 3.5.3 by itself.
[06:34] <micahg> sub[t]rnl: that's one problen
[06:34] <Reactor> heartbeat: try to remove your drivers and install the later or earlier version
[06:35] <Reactor> heartbeat: It will help I think
[06:35] <axle> digitalkiwi, i can see why given the prices these days, but i really have no reason too, my pc does everything i need to very well, also, what's the irc command highlight my name when speaking to you? IE, you see my name highlighted
[06:35] <conjurer> xim_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96617
[06:35] <hackeron> micahg: I guess sudo would do nicely, thanks
[06:35] <DigitalKiwi> by saying my name or kiwi
[06:36] <heartbeats> i just done alredy
[06:36] <deejaydblock> ok I have firefox-3.5 installed.
[06:36] <deejaydblock> thanks
[06:36] <heartbeats> but no use
[06:36] <conjurer> xim_: old thread but apparently gparted can do it now
[06:36] <axle> i can do a lot on this thing and i have no problems when using ubuntu, if i run windows there are problems when running lots of apps at the same time, but that's why i dont use it
[06:36] <kromar2> can someone help me to restore grub_
[06:36] <sub[t]rnl> kromar2: error 21 or 15? :P
[06:36] <DigitalKiwi> that X2 is pretty good on XP, never used that computer with vista though
[06:37] <kromar2> sub[t]rnl:  17
[06:37] <heartbeats> help me my resolution changes to 800x600 on my restart help me to fix it
[06:37] <bis> xim_: lvm !?
[06:37] <alex2> Is it possible to access the information stored on a root.disk file?
[06:38] <sub[t]rnl> heartbeats: edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf or sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org
[06:38] <deejaydblock> Is there anyway I can rearrange my icons on my panel?
[06:39] <King2> Hi all, wonderful day, HELP!, ubuntu has stopped working and the screen just flickers after I boot and choose ubuntu (jaunty) in the menu, it's like it's trying to load the login screen but can't, what do I do?
[06:39] <Ahadiel> deejaydblock, right-click on the thing you want to move and unlock it
[06:39] <Ahadiel> deejaydblock, then use your middle-mouse button to drag it around
[06:40] <deejaydblock> awesome.
[06:40] <deejaydblock> thanks
[06:40] <RHorse> King2 drop to a console by pressing ctl-alt-F1 and reconfigure by typeing sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:40] <sub[t]rnl> !grub > kromar2
[06:41] <alkisg2> !grub > alkisg2
[06:41] <hackeron> hey, what group do I need to ad myself to be able to send ICMP packets? -- currently if I use a pure python ping library I get a socket error saying only root can send ICMP
[06:41] <mintux> my sound return from my speaker when I speak in microphon but in skype it can not here my sound. and record nothing in test call I make various of settings but doesn't work
[06:42] <piter> ciao
[06:42] <piter> !list
[06:42] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: anything requiring root permissions you will need to use "sudo"
[06:43] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: or drop into an interactive root shell using sudo -i (or su -)
[06:43] <hackeron> sub[t]rnl: I don't want to run my entire python program with root priviledges - I just want it to be able to generate an ICMP packet
[06:43] <hackeron> sub[t]rnl: sending an ICMP packet to a host shouldn't require root priveledges really...
[06:44] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: no it shouldn't
[06:44] <hackeron> sub[t]rnl: ping doesn't require root - why is using sockets directly to use ICMP does??
[06:44] <King2> RHorse: what exactly do I reconfigure or do i just type that
[06:44] <deejaydblock> how can i change the default font to match windows default font?
[06:44] <deejaydblock> like for websites i can see on mozilla
[06:44] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: I'm not a guru on socket permissions, but I noticed that using some options with nmap requires root.
[06:44] <Mr_Nice> UBUNTU!!
[06:44] <Mr_Nice> i need help
[06:44] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: I'm sure its there for a reason.
[06:45] <madberry> !caps | Mr_Nice
[06:45] <Mr_Nice> How do i patch the NSA backdoor in windows?
[06:45] <hackeron> sub[t]rnl: I'm only generating an ICMP packet with socket
[06:45] <Mr_Nice> ok
[06:45] <alex2> Is it possible to access the information stored on a root.disk file?
[06:46] <RHorse> King2 looks like your video is broke. sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg will reconfigure X for you. If it doesnt' work, try using a lower (different) resolution or use the generic (vga) driver. That's my best advice, but someone may have better advice concerning your particular video driver/card, etc.
[06:46] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: hrmn, I guess root is required for access to the raw ICMP socket
[06:46] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: at least for reading the port unreachable, I'm sure.
[06:47] <poexone> Can someone tell me where I can configure my window positioning? Everything opens up on top left corner. I dont like it there.
[06:47] <hackeron> sub[t]rnl: how else do you ping without literally running "ping" and parsing the stdout?
[06:48] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: no idea.
[06:48] <deejaydblock> what is windows default font for websites?
[06:49] <sub[t]rnl> hackeron: #python might help
[06:49] <Artemis3> deejaydblock, perhaps you mean IE default font
[06:49] <deejaydblock> well yahoo!'s default font is different on ubuntu compared to windows
[06:50] <deejaydblock> i want to change it to whatever font it is on windows
[06:50] <Artemis3> deejaydblock, iirc should be time news
[06:50] <Artemis3> been years since i used windows :P
[06:52] <alex2> Is it possible to access the information stored on a root.disk file?
[06:53] <starkraving> On the LiveCD boot menu i see a space to put any special arguments, is there an argument I can add to this command line to disable critical temperature shutdown?
[06:53] <ynixon> hi
[06:53] <Reactor> Guys how I can start the gufw on system startup without gksudo's "enter password" window?
[06:53] <ynixon> is this a place for support problem in ubuntu ?
[06:54] <Artemis3> yes
[06:54] <ynixon> i have sound problems in my elitebook 6930p with 9.0.4
[06:55] <ynixon> can somebody help me?
[06:55] <mintux> nobody knows what is my problem I here my sound from speaker but I can not recored it or in skype call  back to me
[06:56] <Reactor> How I can start the gufw on system startup without gksudo's "enter password" window?
[06:57] <alkisg2> alex2: if you run the command `file root.disk` from a terminal, what does it say about the file type?
[06:57] <Reactor> Somebody help me plz
[06:57] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: heyas
[06:58] <alex2> alex@ubuntu:~/Desktop/ubuntu/disks$ file root.disk
[06:58] <alex2> root.disk: Linux rev 1.0 ext3 filesystem data, UUID=7c8cb547-3c39-471e-be25-6d40262c436e (needs journal recovery) (large files)
[06:58] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: what is gufw?
[06:58] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: firewall config. utility
[06:58] <alex2> it is located in desktop/ubuntu/disks
[06:58] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: for UFW
[06:59] <AnxiousNut> how can i have something like this http://i28.tinypic.com/287q5w0.jpg? (look at the top)
[06:59] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: it starts on system startup and gksudo asks me for my passwd
[06:59] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: ic.  you can give a user the right to run the program.. But be very carefull while doing this. sudo visudo
[07:00] <RHorse> Reactor try this link: http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&q=start+gufw+at+startup
[07:00] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: k
[07:00] <RPS> Hello Guys, I'm using Ubuntu Jaunty and it's been a while since I've installed any software, but I'll be #### if I can figure out how to install Firefox 3.5 ...this should be easy, but I can't seem to figure it out for some reason. I've unzipped the file & tried multiple files to no avail
[07:00] <alkisg2> alex2: try with: sudo mount -o loop /mnt root.disk               - if it succeeds, the contents will be in /mnt.
[07:00] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: this will edit your /etc/sudoers file.  If you mess it up, and don't edit via "sudo visudo" you will mess up your access to root
[07:00] <deejaydblock> I can't figure out why the text on websites on Ubuntu looks differently than the text on Windows.
[07:00] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: please.. be very carefull, and read up on sudoers
[07:00] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: ok
[07:01] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: you do know that the utility is just an interface to iptables, right?  (your firewall rules are up even if the gui isn't)
[07:02] <starkraving> I tried adding "thermal nocrt=1" to the command line but it didn't do anything, it still shows the error "Critical temperature reached (95C), Shutting down"
[07:02] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: ?
[07:02] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: rly?
[07:02] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: yes sir
[07:02] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: so I shouldn't start the gufw?
[07:02] <starkraving> I know that's not correct though, is there any way to disable the temperature check from the LiveCD boot text?
[07:02] <ubuntucrashed> so my ubuntu 9.04 crashed a couple nights ago... when i boot up it says that x window cannot be loaded due to 'internal error', anyone know whats wrong?
[07:03] <ynixon> can somebody help me with my sound not working ?
[07:03] <deejaydblock> What do you do when you can't exit out of a window?
[07:03] <RHorse> starkraving are you trying to intentionally fry your board?
[07:03] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: hrmn, wouldn't recommend it.  Not unless its a necessity.
[07:03] <starkraving> RHorse, no I know it's not a correct error
[07:04] <RHorse> oh, ok
[07:04] <ubuntucrashed> anyone? :(
[07:04] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: roger that. thx :D
[07:04] <sub[t]rnl> np
[07:04] <ManDay> Can you tell me what package "update-manager" is included in?
[07:05] <Doc-Saintly_> Still looking for help on my audio. I've read the universal sound fixes etc. and none of them seemed to work
[07:05] <jeffd> ManDay, update-manager-core
[07:05] <ManDay> thanks jeffd, is there a parent packages which I should use to get the whole update functionality?
[07:06] <ubuntucrashed> so my ubuntu 9.04 crashed a couple nights ago... when i boot up it says that x window cannot be loaded due to 'internal error', anyone know whats wrong?
[07:06] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: you can try booting up in single user mode and reconfigure X
[07:06] <deejaydblock> What do you do when you can't exit out of a window?
[07:06] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: how would i do that?
[07:06] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: how I can start the Pidgin IM minimized to tray from console?
[07:06] <Doc-Saintly> Still looking for help on my audio. I've read the universal sound fixes etc. and none of them seemed to work. It's a radeon 4650 hd with HDMI and nothing will use the sound except the test and the default sound player
[07:06] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: did it wrk before?
[07:06] <crdlb> ManDay: you want update-manager for the gtk gui
[07:07] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: yes it was after an update that this all started happening
[07:07] <ManDay> crdlb, the thing is I can't find a package called "update-manager" in the repos.
[07:07] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: ok boot into single user mode from grub
[07:07] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: from console? not sure.  I think if you minimize it to the tray then exit, it will retain the location and start minized though
[07:07] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: ok then what?
[07:07] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: then choose root shell from the ncurses menu
[07:08] <ubuntucrashed> where is the ncurses menu?
[07:08] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: nono, I mean what cmd?
[07:08] <roccity_> when you getthe root prompt type X -configure
[07:08] <crdlb> ManDay: well, it's in main
[07:08] <ManDay> hm
[07:08] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: are you using closed source drivers>
[07:09] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: like nvidia or ati
[07:09] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: i did install medibuntu
[07:09] <ubuntucrashed> ATI
[07:09] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: not sure what your asking, you want to run Pidgeon from console, and have it start up minized?
[07:09] <sub[t]rnl> minimized*
[07:09] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: that should be ok
[07:09] <neekers> hi, i'm new to ubuntu and i was trying to install eclipse using -> sudo apt-get install eclipse, this worked but it installed ecllipse 3.2 which is 3 years old, is there a way to install the current version of eclipse using apt-get?
[07:09] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: after typing X -configure, what would i have to do?
[07:10] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock: you can "killall" the process, or kill via the PID with ps ax |grep "whatevers running"
[07:10] <ManDay> crdlb, i don't know what I've done. It's obviously there
[07:10] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: not from console
[07:10] <RHorse> EvilTelevision rocket propelled grenades?
[07:10] <heartbeats> help me my resolution change to 800x600 on restart
[07:10] <heartbeats> help me my resolution change to 800x600 on restart
[07:10] <heartbeats> help me my resolution change to 800x600 on restart
[07:10] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: I want to add it to my "Startup applications"
[07:11] <deejaydblock> how do i "killall" the process?
[07:11] <heartbeats> help me my resolution change to 800x600 on restart
[07:11] <heartbeats> nobody is here for solution
[07:11] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: it will tell you after how to test it and if it works type cp the </root/etc/xorg.conf> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:11] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: system -> prefrences ->sessions
[07:11] <crdlb> ManDay: I would guess that your sources.list is busted
[07:12] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: i think (i'm not running gnome)
[07:12] <neekers> crdlb: would updating my sources.list help me with my eclipse problem?
[07:12] <deejaydblock> how do i "killall" the process?
[07:12] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: I have "Startup applications" there
[07:12] <heartbeats> help me my resolution change to 800x600 on restart
[07:13] <heartbeats> help me my resolution change to 800x600 on restart
[07:13] <Doc-Saintly> deejaydblock: use the killall command ;)
[07:13] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: sorry copy the xorg.conf file from the root home folder to /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:13] <Doc-Saintly> heartbeats: shut up
[07:13] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: I know how to add, but idk the minimizing param for Pidgin
[07:13] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: ok thanks im going to try it
[07:13] <heartbeats> how ?
[07:13] <neekers> deejaydblock: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=killall
[07:13] <ubuntucrashed> but where do i find the xorg.conf file from root foldeR?
[07:13] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: you welcome
[07:14] <heartbeats> i cant open the root
[07:14] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: you will already be in it just type ls and it will show it
[07:14] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: not sure, don't use pidgeon either.  It's possible though if there is some kind of minimize flag, application level in pidgeon
[07:14] <ubuntucrashed> ok thanks
[07:14] <deejaydblock> whats the PID?
[07:14] <ubuntucrashed> ill br back!
[07:14] <ubuntucrashed> be*
[07:15] <heartbeats> iam a beginer
[07:15] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: in settings?
[07:15] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: yeah take a look
[07:15] <neekers> heartbeats: we would never have known... :)
[07:16] <heartbeats> help me my resolution change to 800x600 on restart
[07:16] <roccity_> heartbeats: everyone needs to start somewhere
[07:16] <Myrtti> !patience
[07:16] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: ok
[07:16] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: if that doesn't work, take a look at Alltray in the repo's
[07:16] <heartbeats> ok
[07:16] <heartbeats> tell me the procudre to fix the problem
[07:16] <roccity_> heartbeats: what does your xorg say?
[07:17] <roccity_> heartbeats: under the screens section
[07:17] <RHorse> heartbeats open up a terminal and type X -configure
[07:17] <crdlb> neekers: have you seen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EclipseIDE ? the upcoming karmic release appears to have 3.4 fwiw
[07:17] <roccity_> heartbeats: should be the last set of lines in the file
[07:18] <heartbeats>  X -configure
[07:19] <heartbeats> Fatal server error:
[07:19] <heartbeats> Server is already active for display 0
[07:19] <heartbeats> 	If this server is no longer running, remove /tmp/.X0-lock
[07:19] <heartbeats> 	and start again.
[07:19] <neekers> crdlb: thank you
[07:19] <FloodBot1> heartbeats: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:19] <roccity_> RHorse: I don't think it will work if you have X running already
[07:19] <heartbeats> Please consult the The X.Org Foundation support
[07:19] <heartbeats> then how can i fix
[07:20] <RHorse> heartbeats drop to a console by typeing alt+ctl+F1 then type X -configure
[07:20] <roccity_> heartbeats: switch to a another tty and top and look for the id number for gdm or X
[07:20] <roccity_> heartbeats: sorry type top
[07:20] <roccity_> to quit top type q
[07:21] <deejaydblock> ok i looked up the killall and pid thing
[07:21] <deejaydblock> im still confused.
[07:21] <ManDay> Ubuntu is trying to fool me again: I spend the last day on installing a minimal Ubuntu installation (manually picking only the packages I need from a minimal install). Today, I check my processes and AGAIN there is a whole bunch of stuff that I would like not to have. And it doesn't even appear to be installed in Aptitude!!! For example I got watchdog running but watchdog - according to aptitude - is not even installed! I'm asking what is that
[07:21] <ManDay>  crap?
[07:22] <neekers> do people here have a preference over VirtualBox for running ubuntu?
[07:23] <gOLDfeesh> how do I remove guess sessions?
[07:24] <djanatyn> Hello :D
[07:24] <dbuell> neekers: I've personally had good luck with virtualbox for ubuntu
[07:24] <neekers> dbuell: are you able to share files between the parent OS and ubuntu in virtual box?
[07:24] <Doc-Saintly> neekers, what do you mean by preference over vbox? compared tow hat?
[07:25] <dbuell> djanatyn: Hello!
[07:25] <Doc-Saintly> neekrs yes
[07:25] <djanatyn> I just got ubuntu running on my laptop, and I was wondering how to get to the tty so I can install another window-manager.
[07:25] <Doc-Saintly> neekers*
[07:25] <Doc-Saintly> djanatyn: ctrl + alt + f2
[07:25] <neekers> Doc-Saintly: well, compared to VMware for instance
[07:25] <sub[t]rnl> gOLDfeesh: sudo apt-get remove gdm-guest-session
[07:25] <Doc-Saintly> djantyn or under the accessories
[07:25] <RHorse> djanatyn just open a terminal, don't need a separate tty to install another wm
[07:25] <roccity_> djanatyn: hold ctrl+alt+f2-4
[07:26] <Doc-Saintly> neekers: well, i personally don't like vmware. i feel the software is very bloated and shouldn't be used unless thats all the computer is for
[07:26] <roccity_> RHorse: true sorry
[07:26] <Doc-Saintly> the line is blurring as vbox is getting a bit bigger too. but the vbox install is ~50 megs as compared to like 300-600 for the vmware, and vmware runs a crapload of services ALWAYS even if you're not running a VM.
[07:26] <djanatyn> ?
[07:26] <deejaydblock> ok i looked up the killall and pid thing and i'm still confused.
[07:27] <ManDay> Ubuntu is trying to fool me again: I spend the last day on installing a minimal Ubuntu installation (manually picking only the packages I need from a minimal install). Today, I check my processes and AGAIN there is a whole bunch of stuff that I would like not to have. And it doesn't even appear to be installed in Aptitude!!! For example I got watchdog running but watchdog - according to aptitude - is not even installed! I'm asking what is that
[07:27] <ManDay> ? And why do I have bluetooth installed and a lot of things appear do depend on it?!
[07:27] <roccity_> deejaydblock: type kill + the pid number for the app that you want to kill
[07:27] <Stumpie> I am a single guy, how do I meet ubuntu women?
[07:27] <deejaydblock> i did it didnt do anything
[07:27] <deejaydblock> program is still up
[07:28] <roccity_> deejaydblock: is it run as root/
[07:28] <RHorse> !love | Stumpie
[07:28] <neekers> Doc-Saintly: i'm on an xp box right now running ubuntu in microsoft virtual pc 2007, which is only 30MB, it runs alright but it doesnt share files with XP and you have to click the right-alt key to regain control of the mouse in XP
[07:28] <Madpilot> Stumpie, off-topicness goes to #ubuntu-offtopic... but a/s/l is off-topic even there.
[07:28] <roccity_> deejaydblock: who is the owner?
[07:28] <deejaydblock> i dont understand what you are asking
[07:28] <deejaydblock> i am
[07:28] <Stumpie> ok thanks :)
[07:28] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: i tried running X -configure, but this error message came up: Fatal Server Error: could not create lock file /tmp/.tX0-lock
[07:28] <roccity_> deejaydblock: are you trying to kill a frozen app?
[07:28] <Doc-Saintly> neekers: that's actually desireable, otherwise a lot of your keypresses would be sent to the host pc instead.
[07:28] <dbuell> Stumpie: and RHorse: Wow that cracked me up... but it is off topic...
[07:28] <deejaydblock> yeah its frozen
[07:29] <deejaydblock> like i click x
[07:29] <djanatyn> Sorry, connection troubles.
[07:29] <deejaydblock> it wont kill it
[07:29] <bis> ManDay: maybe you have another service that uses watchdog, for example
[07:29] <Doc-Saintly> neekers: vbox has support for guest additions which allow you to put focus in and out of the program based on your mouse cursor. and you can share files from the host to the client. it's what i use. very low overhead.
[07:29] <neekers> Doc-Saintly: the main thing i would like would be file sharing...
[07:29] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock: hehe.. do this. alt + f2 then type "xkill"
[07:29] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock: then just click on the window.
[07:29] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: ok in a terminal rm that file .tx0-lock
[07:29] <neekers> Doc-Saintly:  cool, thanks, i'm downloading it now
[07:29] <djanatyn> How do I configure ubuntu so that it starts up with awesome-wm instead of gnome?
[07:29] <roccity_> and then try again
[07:29] <Doc-Saintly> neekers: np
[07:29] <djanatyn> I don't know how to get to a tty-I'm used to arch T_T
[07:30] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock: but you should get familiar with PID's and kill like roccity_ was saying
[07:30] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: I used pidgin-extprefs plugin now. Working :)
[07:30] <sub[t]rnl> Reactor: grats bro
[07:30] <roccity_> deejaydblock: are you using gnome?
[07:30] <deejaydblock> that didn't do it either
[07:30] <Stumpie> you can make a shortcut on your quicklaunch bar for Xkill too... really nice :)
[07:30] <deejaydblock> idk im using Ubuntu 9.04
[07:30] <Doc-Saintly> neekers: mount.vboxsf sharename sharename
[07:30] <deejaydblock> this language is confusing
[07:30] <Doc-Saintly> neekers: it's that easy after you've put in the guest additions etc.
[07:30] <jmarsden> deejaydblock: kill -9 PIDNUMBER   # as a lasty resort before killing off your X session entirely...
[07:31] <ManDay> bis, but how could it be there if I don't even have it installed!
[07:31] <roccity_> deejaydblock: if you are there is a panel app called force quit try that
[07:31] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: then i try X -configure again after rm .t10-lock?
[07:31] <Madpilot> deejaydblock, in Gnome, try clicking the X (close window button) three or four times in a row...
[07:31] <Reactor> sub[t]rnl: ty
[07:31] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: yeah
[07:31] <ubuntucrashed> kk brb
[07:31] <neekers> thanks
[07:31] <Stumpie> there is nonoe in #ubuntu-offtopic, you tricked me !!
[07:31] <RHorse> djanatyn you can open a terminal from the menu, or ctl-alt-F1 to get back ctl-alt-F7
[07:32] <deejaydblock> didnt work madpilot
[07:32] <deejaydblock> is Ubuntu also called Gnome/
[07:32] <deejaydblock> ?
[07:32] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: no.
[07:32] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: ubuntu is a linux distributin
[07:32] <Stumpie> gnome is the window manager and enviornment deejaydblock
[07:32] <jmarsden> deejaydblock: No, GNOME is a desktop environment, Ubuntu is a Linux distribution :)
[07:32] <lstarnes> *distribution
[07:32] <bis> ManDay: try to install (via apt) apt-rdepends ,so you can see what service need watchdog
[07:32] <djanatyn> GNOME is a desktop environment.   The xkill way is "easier" when it works...
[07:34] <roccity_> deejaydblock: if you are usinga stock ubuntu use the force quit panel button
[07:34] <Stumpie> I have an Xkill icon on my quicklaunch bar
[07:35] <sub[t]rnl> deejaydblock: sometimes the big guns are required though.. thus the kill -9..
[07:35] <deejaydblock> i dont see a force quit
[07:35] <roccity_> deejaydblock: just right click on the panel and choose force quit
[07:35] <deejaydblock> dont see it
[07:35] <roccity_> deejaydblock: sorry right click and choose add to panel
[07:35] <Terry> hey guys...where can i get ideneb(mac os x) discussions?
[07:35] <ManDay> bis, if it's not installed, how can it possibly be run? I'm honestly not getting it!
[07:35] <deejaydblock> thats awesome.
[07:36] <Stumpie> just do a top, and get the pid number and then just do a :sudo kill (pid number here)
[07:36] <eut> what is the name of the general document viewer?
[07:36] <ManDay> How can I learn whether my Xorg is using UXA or EXA?
[07:37] <deejaydblock> Gnome is the desktop environment?
[07:37] <lstarnes> ManDay: I think all ubuntu versions prior to 9.10 use EXA
[07:37] <Terry> hey guys...where can i get ideneb(mac os x) discussions?
[07:37] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: yes
[07:37] <grikdog> where does Synaptic Package Manager put its installation logs?
[07:37] <Stumpie> think there is an xorg.cfg or xorg.rc somewhere
[07:37] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: there are also other desktop environments
[07:37] <eut> i want to launch it from the command line but i dont know what it actually is
[07:37] <jmarsden> eut: I don't know of a "general document viewer" -- maybe a good text editor such as emacs or vi ?  What kind of documents did you have in mind?
[07:37] <lstarnes> Stumpie: /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[07:37] <dbuell> eut: you mean the default text file viewer?
[07:37] <eremite> Hi, I have a real big problem. My monitor will no longer detect the proper resolutions. I plugged it into another PC to do some work, and when i plugged it back into my comp it changed the resolutions.  This is also effecting windows install.
[07:37] <eremite> Im stuck at a very low res
[07:38] <jmarsden> eut for text files, less filename
[07:38] <Stumpie> lstarnes, yes indeed, thank you :)
[07:38] <eut> jmarsden, dbuell: for pdf files, when i open them with firefox it uses "Document Viewer"
[07:38] <jmarsden> eut: evince filename &
[07:38] <ManDay> lstarnes, I thought so too, but read what someone replied to me on the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7934663&postcount=1152
[07:38] <lstarnes> grikdog: it's likely somewhere under /var/log
[07:39] <sutur> hi, can someone help me with a very, very, very basic shell script question?
[07:39] <lstarnes> Stumpie: just ask
[07:39] <eremite> Does anyone have an idea why ubuntu wouldnt recognize my monitor resolution settings?
[07:39] <lstarnes> Stumpie: oops, that was for sutur
[07:39] <eut> jmarsden, hmm... are you sure?
[07:39] <roccity_> deejaydblock: yeah it all the icons and panel just like windows
[07:39] <jmarsden> eut: It works for me here...
[07:39] <eut> jmarsden, ah yes, ok thanks
[07:39] <sutur> why won't this work:
[07:39] <sutur> j=0
[07:39] <sutur> while[$j -le 1]
[07:39] <sutur> do
[07:39] <sutur> 	if[$j -eq 0]
[07:39] <FloodBot1> sutur: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:39] <sutur> 	then
[07:39] <Terry> hey guys...where can i get ideneb(mac os x) discussions?
[07:39] <roccity_> deejaydblock: its a enviroment cause you do more than mange apps and windows
[07:39] <dbuell> eut: that is evince
[07:40] <lstarnes> Terry: try asking in ##mac
[07:40] <Terry> connect ##mac
[07:40] <eut> dbuell, thanks :]
[07:40] <lstarnes> Terry: /join ##mac
[07:40] <Terry> lstarns how?
[07:40] <eremite> Does anyone know why my monitor will no longer display in the proper reolutions?
[07:40] <deejaydblock> ok lol
[07:40] <Terry> lstarns ...thanx
[07:41] <LLStarks> flash video is now crashing all browsers on my desktop.
[07:41] <LLStarks> opera, chromium, firefox.
[07:41] <lstarnes> eremite: you may need to reconfigure the resolution
[07:41] <deejaydblock> so gnome is the equivalent of windows explorer?
[07:41] <roccity_> deejaydblock: I didn't know what a desktop enviroment when I started with computers
[07:41] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: somewhat
[07:41] <djanatyn_> How do I completely close out X and get back to the tty?
[07:41] <Ahadiel> deejaydblock, Nautilus would be the equivalent of Windows Explorer
[07:41] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: it also contains additonal components
[07:41] <Madpilot> deejaydblock, more comprehesive than Explorer
[07:41] <sutur> could someone please tell me why this very basic shell script won't work: http://paste.ubuntu.com/270154/
[07:41] <ManDay> What package is the "Helvetica" Font in?
[07:41] <mneptok> deejaydblock: no, Nautilus is the equivalent of Explorer.
[07:42] <eremite> lstarnes, it was working flawlessly forever, and it all of a sudden stopped working.  I didnt even reboot.  I unplugged it and used it in another machine, and upon returning it to my PC the resolutions were all screwed.
[07:42] <roccity_> deejaydblock: it's everything the filee manager,network manager and a few other apps
[07:42] <sub[t]rnl> djanatyn_: sudo /etc/init.d/gmd stop
[07:42] <Madpilot> ManDay, the MS Core Fonts one - search Nautilus for it
[07:42] <C0nn0R_> djan: you can hit "ctrl and alt and f2" and login.
[07:42] <lstarnes> djanatyn_: log out of the desktop, press ctrl+alt+f2, then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[07:42] <sub[t]rnl> djanatyn_: gdm*
[07:42] <deejaydblock> so the environment is all the applications?
[07:42] <C0nn0R_> To get back to your desktop hit "ctrl+alt+f~"
[07:42] <lstarnes> eremite: I'm not sure what would be causing that
[07:42] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: not necessarily
[07:42] <C0nn0R_> To get back to your desktop hit "ctrl+alt+f7"*
[07:42] <roccity_> deejaydblock: picture a fresh install of windows all that you see minus IE and Outlook is the enviroment
[07:42] <mneptok> deejaydblock: there is no analog for a desktop environment in Windows
[07:43] <ManDay> Madpilot, thanks ill take ttf-mscorefont-installer
[07:43] <Madpilot> ManDay, msttcorefonts is the package name
[07:43] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: there are applications that aren't part of the desktop environment
[07:43] <dbuell> deejaydblock: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_environment
[07:43] <ManDay> Madpilot, what about my package?
[07:43] <Madpilot> ManDay, one sec, let me check
[07:43] <mneptok> ManDay: keep that in your trousers.
[07:43] <roccity_> dbuell: thanks
[07:43] <iceroot> !bugzilla
[07:43] <sub[t]rnl> lol
[07:44] <deejaydblock> ubuntu is frustrating a little bit
[07:44] <iceroot> what is the bugadress for ubuntu?
[07:44] <deejaydblock> it doesn't work like it should.
[07:44] <rww> Where does the output from user cronjobs go if I don't have per-user mailboxes set up?
[07:44] <lstarnes> !bug | iceroot
[07:44] <eremite> Ubuntu has so many flaws that its driving me insane.
[07:44] <iceroot> lstarnes: thx
[07:44] <roccity_> deejaydblock: what should it do thatyou can't change/
[07:44] <dbuell> deejaydblock: we are working on that... well... they are working on that...
[07:44] <Madpilot> ManDay, the one you found is the newer, correct package. the one I found is the older version. use your package.
[07:44] <deejaydblock> for example, i clicked on a button in shiretoko to check if it was default browser, and nothing happened
[07:44] <jmarsden> sutur: Add space around the [ and ]  and it will work much better
[07:44] <ManDay> thanks Madpilot
[07:45] <roccity_> deejaydblock: that is most likly cause it is
[07:45] <iceroot> deejaydblock: you have to set in gconf
[07:45] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: didnt work :(
[07:45] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: what happened?
[07:45] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: you may have to manually go to system > preferences > preferred applications and change firefox to firefox-3.5
[07:45] <deejaydblock> and all this language is confusing
[07:45] <deejaydblock> like gconf?
[07:45] <deejaydblock> wtf
[07:45] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: that's the configuration backend used by gnome
[07:46] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: it's like windows's registry
[07:46] <Madpilot> deejaydblock, gconf is kind of/sort of like the Windows registry. Only not.
[07:46] <mneptok> deejaydblock: what is mscvrtshm.dll?
[07:46] <iceroot> deejaydblock: you are using shortcuts like wtf and dislike sortcuts for programs?
[07:46] <Stumpie> is it possible to change the permissions on my firefox bookmarks, so my fat wife cannot delete my porn links?
[07:46] <lstarnes> Stumpie: you should use separate accounts and screen locking
[07:47] <ubuntucrashed> i got an error saying that it couldnt rm .tX0-lock because of it was a read-file system
[07:47] <roccity_> deejaydblock: its short for gnome conf kinda like the reg in win
[07:47] <roccity_> kinda
[07:47] <Stumpie> that sounds like a great idea lstarnes  :) thank you.
[07:47] <jmarsden> sutur: See http://paste.ubuntu.com/270156/
[07:48] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: hahaha use sudo you have to be root
[07:48] <deejaydblock> gotcha
[07:48] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: I still do that
[07:48] <roccity_> forget that it is a root app
[07:48] <deejaydblock> okay i went to preferred applications and i can't change the default browser to shiretoko
[07:48] <sutur> thanks a lot jmarsden! didn't know it was so sensitive :)
[07:48] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: ok i mounted /dev/sda1 (my HD) so that i can be root without having to keep switching distros
[07:49] <ubuntucrashed> roccituy_: ima try it again
[07:49] <roccity_> deejaydblock: thats cause it really firefox
[07:49] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: change it to custom with the command set to firefox-3.5 %u
[07:49] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: huh?
[07:49] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: why/
[07:49] <jmarsden> sutur: No problem.  [ is a program name so it needs to be see as one, [0 is a different (non-existent) program!
[07:49] <deejaydblock> aaah
[07:49] <Abhi1234> I just added a new harddisk to system and able to see it in computer but unable to mount it. How to mount it?
[07:49] <iceroot> deejaydblock: write in the command-box there firefox-3.5 instead of firefox
[07:50] <ubuntucrashed> roccituy_: because right now im running IRC through live CD of backtrack..since my HD crashed
[07:50] <ManDay> Madpilot, I'm still getting complaints  from one of my programs after I installed the MSCorefonts: Couldn't find font "-adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1",
[07:50] <ManDay> trying "fixed". Please fix your system so helvetica can be found,
[07:50] <ManDay> this font typically is in the rpm (or pkg equivalent) package
[07:50] <ManDay> XFree86-[75,100]dpi-fonts or fonts-xorg-[75,100]dpi.
[07:50] <FloodBot1> ManDay: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:50] <roccity_> deejaydblock: I think that is the lastest release or rebranded for what ever reason
[07:50] <Madpilot> ManDay, Adobe Helvetica won't be in an MS font package. Which app is complaining?
[07:50] <roccity_> deejaydblock: either way it is firefox
[07:50] <ManDay> Madpilot, its called ROOT
[07:51] <deejaydblock> right, but i'm using shiretoko
[07:51] <Dantonic> Hi, I'm having Network Issues with 9.04,  I have no Network after suspend, the only way to get it back is to reboot.  Would you care to check out my post in forums?  Thanks in advance!  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1264418
[07:51] <ManDay> anyway, didnt you just say seconds before that it will be in the corefonts package?
[07:51] <deejaydblock> it has my weave add-on
[07:51] <iceroot> deejaydblock: shiretoko = firefox-3.5
[07:51] <ManDay> @ Madpilot
[07:51] <deejaydblock> i know that
[07:51] <deejaydblock> lol
[07:51] <roccity_> deejaydblock: it's the same thing
[07:51] <Abhi1234> help please
[07:51] <deejaydblock> i know lol
[07:51] <LogicFan> what is the best way to find out how many connections are coming from/to your machine?
[07:51] <iceroot> !who | deejaydblock
[07:51] <LogicFan> !ff35
[07:51] <LogicFan> !firefox-35
[07:51] <lstarnes> LogicFan: you could try sudo netstat -alp
[07:51] <roccity_> deejaydblock: choose mozilla firefox as the default browser
[07:51] <sub[t]rnl> LogicFan: netstat
[07:51] <LogicFan> lstarnes, thanks
[07:52] <Madpilot> ManDay, sorry, my mistake. there's an MS version of Helvetica too, I think.
[07:52] <deejaydblock> !tab logicfan like this?
[07:52] <iceroot> deejaydblock: like this
[07:52] <Madpilot> ManDay, search Synaptic for xorg-font and see what comes  up
[07:52] <brian___> Has anyone had any luck using a sound blaster live card with jack?
[07:52] <deejaydblock> !iceroot
[07:52] <deejaydblock> ?
[07:52] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: i tried doing X -config, but it said no deviced to configure. Configuration failed: ddxSigGiveUP: Closing log
[07:52] <iceroot> deejaydblock: without !
[07:52] <iceroot> deejaydblock: the ! is if you want to use the bot
[07:52] <deejaydblock> tab iceroot ok
[07:52] <jmarsden> Abhi1234: does this new disk already have partitions and filesystems on it?
[07:53] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: just say the name of the person
[07:53] <djanatyn> Sorry, but is there a way to completely close ctrl-alt-f7?
[07:53] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: was it X -config or X -configure?
[07:53] <iceroot> deejaydblock: just the name
[07:53] <deejaydblock> iceroot: ok
[07:53] <Abhi1234> jmarsden: No
[07:53] <ubuntucrashed> sorry X -configure
[07:53] <lstarnes> djanatyn: sudo /etc/rc.d/gdm stop
[07:53] <Abhi1234> jmarsden:  I have to do that also
[07:53] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: did you create a X file in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:53] <jmarsden> Abhi1234: Then you cannot yet mount it.  First you need to create a partition table and then a filesystem or two or three.
[07:53] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: you could try typing the first couple letters of the nick then pressing the TAB key
[07:53] <iceroot> deejaydblock: enter first charakters of the name, press tab for auto-complete, then write you question/text/anwser
[07:53] <Dantonic> Hi, I'm having Network Issues with 9.04,  I have no Network after suspend, the only way to get it back is to reboot.  Would you care to check out my post in forums?  Thanks in advance!  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1264418
[07:53] <brian___> Has anyone had any luck using a sound blaster live card with jack?
[07:53] <deejaydblock> lstarnes: cool
[07:54] <Abhi1234>  jmarsden: got you, how to do that
[07:54] <jmarsden> Abhi1234: man fdisk for info on fdisk, it creates partition tables.  then use mke2fs for  creating filesystems on those partitions.
[07:54] <ManDay> Does anyone in this channel know what package the HELVETICA font is to be found in?
[07:54] <jmarsden> Abhi1234: man mke2fs for more info on that.
[07:54] <calwig> Hi, where can I get assistance on Xorg?
[07:54] <zefyx> http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/12/its-official-802-11n-standard-finalized-after-a-mere-seven-yea/
[07:55] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: how do i create the file again?
[07:55] <lstarnes> calwig: here, if you use ubuntu
[07:55] <jmarsden> ManDay: are you sure Helvetica is a free font??
[07:55] <djanatyn> That doesn't work for me.
[07:55] <ManDay> no, im not jmarsden
[07:55] <djanatyn> Whenever I type /etc/rc.d/gdm stop, it says command not found.
[07:55] <djanatyn> I don't have an rc.d
[07:55] <lstarnes> djanatyn: it's init.d, not rc.d
[07:55] <ManDay> but im sure it ships with a vanilla ubuntu
[07:55] <calwig> I have two processes running simoultaneously and every once in a while one of the Xorg processes begins to go haywire and run over 90%. I have an ATI X1300 card and running ubuntu 8.04
[07:55] <jmarsden> ManDay: If it is non-free, it is not in any package Ubuntu package by definition, unless you purchased a commercial set of fonds as a package ...
[07:55] <iceroot> djanatyn: rc.d = opensuse, ubuntu is usint /etc/init.d/programname start
[07:56] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: boot into single user mode and choose root terminal
[07:56] <ubuntucrashed> ok im in it
[07:56] <ManDay> jmarsden, I#m 100% sure it must be in the repo
[07:56] <ManDay> you have it , too
[07:56] <sub[t]rnl> calwig: which process?
[07:56] <ManDay> (i supose)
[07:56] <lstarnes> iceroot: there are other distros that use rc.d, and many non-linux variants of unix use it
[07:56] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: then type X -configure and it will create the file in /root
[07:56] <brian___> Has anyone had any luck using a sound blaster live card with jack?
[07:56] <iceroot> lstarnes: i only saw it in opensuse but good to know
[07:57] <jmarsden> ManDay: can you give me a path to the file where it would be... from that I can find a package name...
[07:57] <roccity_> so after you do that it will in the directory that you are in.
[07:57] <ManDay> No, sorry I can't
[07:57] <roccity_> so type ls and you will see it there
[07:57] <ManDay> jmarsden, look in fontcache
[07:57] <iceroot> jmarsden: for find a paketname use  apt-cache search paketname   if you want to find a filename in a paket use apt-file search filename
[07:58] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: its not there
[07:58] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: then type cp <name of file> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:58] <ubuntucrashed> when i type X -configure i get this _XSERVTransSocketOpenCOTSServer: Unable to open socket for inet6
[07:58] <ubuntucrashed> _XSERVTransOpen: transport open failed for inet6/bt:0
[07:58] <ubuntucrashed> _XSERVTransMakeAllCOTSServerListeners: failed to open listener for inet6
[07:58] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: did it complete as it should
[07:58] <heartbeats> hi
[07:58] <jmarsden> iceroot: I know how to use apt-file :)
[07:58] <ubuntucrashed> and at the end it said: No devices to configure.  Configuration failed.
[07:58] <ubuntucrashed>  ddxSigGiveUp: Closing log
[07:59] <heartbeats> MY RESOLUTION CHANGES 800X600 ON MY RESTART HELP ME PLEASE
[07:59] <iceroot> jmarsden: then why you are asking how to find a specific paket?
[07:59] <jmarsden> ManDay: fontcache is not a path... /some/path/to/filename
[07:59] <lstarnes> !caps | heartbeats
[07:59] <ubuntucrashed> i then typed ls and the xorg.config wasnt there
[07:59] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: are you usinga nvidia or ati card?
[07:59] <heartbeats> mm
[07:59] <heartbeats> ok
[07:59] <iceroot> jmarsden: or do you mean locate filename   for a search at your hdd?
[07:59] <jmarsden> iceroot: ManDay is asking, not me!
[07:59] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: ATI card
[07:59] <ubuntucrashed> radeon
[07:59] <lstarnes> heartbeats: have you read the pages about fixing resolution?
[07:59] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: thats why
[07:59] <heartbeats> no
[07:59] <heartbeats> from where?
[07:59] <lstarnes> !fixres | heartbeats
[08:00] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: what do you mean??
[08:00] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: ok do this
[08:00] <iceroot> jmarsden: ah, i am sorry, sunday in the morning is not a good time :)
[08:00] <ubuntucrashed> kk
[08:00] <heartbeats> yap but
[08:00] <brian___> Has anyone had any luck using a sound blaster live card with jack?
[08:00] <heartbeats> i cant understand any thing
[08:00] <jmarsden> ManDay: There is no directory called fontcache on my machine, can you give me a more specific path, or tell me what application will use this font, please?
[08:01] <iceroot> !anyone | brian___
[08:01] <ManDay> im on it im on it jmarsden
[08:01] <Moon_Doggy> lol
[08:01] <ManDay> ROOT, if you are interested in numerical analysis does usse it, jmarsden
[08:01] <ManDay> :P
[08:02] <spree> Problem - I When doing things involving music, I get intermittent, unrecoverable crashes. the audio loops infinitely a half-second sound sample of whatever was playing, caps lock is unresponsive. memtest was okay. Any suggestions?
[08:02] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: ok type nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf look for driver in the Device I think it is
[08:02] <spree> This hapopens on games using wine, in VLC, in xine, in rhythmbox
[08:02] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: might say ati ot radeon change that to vesa
[08:03] <ManDay> jmarsden, do you have openoffice?
[08:03] <Surlent> is anyone here familiar with finch/pidgin-facebookchat?
[08:03] <heartbeats> i just checked the xorg.conf
[08:03] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: this will give you a basic gui but still usablw
[08:03] <Moon_Doggy> pidgin
[08:03] <Madpilot> ManDay, OpenOffice is installed in Ubuntu by default...
[08:03] <jmarsden> ManDay: Yes, but it has its own separate font system, if I remember rightly...
[08:03] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: i have opened up the file but it is empty
[08:04] <jmarsden> Madpilot: Some of us use Ubuntu server, do not make assumptions :)
[08:04] <brian___> Hello, i am having an issue determining the subdevices to use in JACK for my soundblaster live 5.1 card. Has anyone had luck figuring it out?
[08:04] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: do you have X installed?
[08:04] <Madpilot> jmarsden, OK, fair enough. The default tends to be Ubuntu + Gnome/etc here, though :)
[08:04] <jmarsden> ManDay: OK, I'm installing root-system now...
[08:04] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: if you type sudo apt-get install xorg-xserver what does it say?
[08:04] <ubuntucrashed> i did before the update? i dont know what happened.. my computer suddenly halted because of the temperature reached
[08:04] <ubuntucrashed> ok wait
[08:05] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: what is the DE that you are trying to use
[08:05] <calwig> sub[t]rnl: sorry i left for a minute, Xorg process
[08:05] <ManDay> jmarsden, awesome, thanks - you'll like the program :D
[08:05] <ubuntucrashed> GNOME
[08:05] <jmarsden> ManDay: Hmmm, root-system install is now asking me Kerberos config questions, and I don't run Kerberos at home...?
[08:05] <calwig> there are two gdm/Xorg processes running, I have compiz running and i have no issues, all is working as it should
[08:05] <ManDay> hm, no idea, i dont use kerberos either
[08:05] <ManDay> just skip them
[08:05] <ManDay> should matter
[08:05] <ManDay> *nt
[08:06] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: it says couldn't find package xorg-xserver
[08:06] <spree> Problem - When doing things involving music, I get intermittent, unrecoverable crashes. the audio loops infinitely a half-second sound sample of whatever was playing, caps lock is unresponsive. memtest was okay. This happens in VLC, xine, in games using Wine, and in rhythmbox that i have found so far. Any suggestions?
[08:06] <brian___> Hello, i am having an issue determining the subdevices to use in JACK for my soundblaster live 5.1 card. Has anyone had luck figuring it out?
[08:07] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: try sudo apt-get install xorg then
[08:07] <ubuntucrashed> i got this when i typed sudo apt-get install xorg: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[08:08] <calwig> sub[t]rnl: the issue is that sometimes Xorg begins to go haywire at 90% process and I dont know why, or first of all know why there are two processes running instead of one
[08:08] <jmarsden> ManDay: OK, I'm in a "CINT/ROOT C/C++ interpreter interface."  How would I get it to insist on using Helvetica :)
[08:08] <Raz1> Hi, I have Ubuntu 9.04 x64, and I watch a lot of videos in browser, but Firefox says I'm missing Flash and Java. Can they be installed on a 64 bit system?
[08:08] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: try sudo aptitude search xorg
[08:08] <ManDay> jmarsden, I've looked arround the internet and everyone states that you'd have to install Hevetica manually - but this can't be true as I remember to have had it with my last install without getting it manually
[08:09] <ManDay> jmarsden, I get a warning at startup already
[08:09] <ManDay> jmarsden, query
[08:09] <jmarsden> ManDay: OK
[08:09] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: ok a bunch of drivers are being displayed
[08:10] <lstarnes> Raz1: 32-bit flash can be installed through ndiswrapper and there is also a native 64-bit flash
[08:10] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: type sudo apt-get install xorg
[08:10] <lstarnes> Raz1: try using the flashplugin-nonfree package
[08:10] <Raz1> Im Very new to linux (like 2 hours, lol) how do I do that?
[08:10] <lstarnes> Raz1: there are also java implementations available for 64-bit, but I forget how to set it up
[08:11] <lstarnes> Raz1: go to system > administration > synaptic package manager and look for flashplugin-nonfree
[08:11] <lstarnes> Raz1: you may need to go to system > administration > software sources and enable the restricted or multiverse repositories
[08:11] <leaf-sheep> !flash64 | Raz1
[08:11] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: i recieved a grip load of error messages
[08:12] <leaf-sheep> Raz1: ^^ (for native linux 64-bit plugin support)
[08:12] <Raz1> Thank you
[08:13] <Horusofoz> Hi. I'm fairly new to Linux and am having trouble booting Ubuntu from a portable hard drive. I have installed Ubuntu and Grub onto the portable drive and know both are on there, and have set the computers BIOS to booth from usb-bdd as second priority after cd/dvd, but the computer loads straight into XP from the third priority device (hard disk) and grub/ubuntu as a result. Can anyone advise on likely issues?
[08:13] <lstarnes> Raz1: the instructions there involve using a 32-bit firefox, but I somehow managed to get java working in a 64-bit firefox
[08:13] <Horusofoz> Sorryfor the long post
[08:13] <brian___> Hello, i am having an issue determining the subdevices to use in JACK for my soundblaster live 5.1 card. Has anyone had luck figuring it out?
[08:15] <Raz1> I found flashplugn-nonfree in sunaptic package manager but what about Java?
[08:15] <lstarnes> Raz1: there are several implementations for it
[08:15] <lstarnes> !java | Raz1
[08:16] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: i recieved a grip load of error messages
[08:16] <Dayofswords> does ubuntu use an older linux kernal  because it customized for ubuntu?
[08:16] <Madpilot> Raz1, Sun Java is probably what you want. It's the most functional version...
[08:16] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: it uses an older kernel because it tries to use the same version of everything that it had when it was released
[08:16] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: what did they say
[08:16] <Madpilot> Dayofswords, Ubuntu updates with each new release, every six months, but not usually otherwise
[08:17] <Gnea> Dayofswords: the older kernel is also stable
[08:17] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: Errors were encountered while processing:
[08:17] <ubuntucrashed>  dbus
[08:17] <ubuntucrashed>  bluez
[08:17] <ubuntucrashed>  bluetooth
[08:17] <ubuntucrashed>  bluez-utils
[08:17] <FloodBot1> ubuntucrashed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:17] <ubuntucrashed>  hal
[08:17] <Dayofswords> so they use the older one since its more stable
[08:17] <Dayofswords> and mature
[08:18] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: what did you use to install ubuntu?
[08:18] <Gnea> yeah, do you think they'd put a new piece of garbage out there for millions of computers to crash all the time?
[08:18] <leaf-sheep> Anybody here experienced with SVN? I wanted to learn how to use it enough to get a software working and more importantly, where's the good directory?
[08:18] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: they mainly use it because it is the version that was available at the time of that release
[08:18] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: you can try sudo apt-get install ubuuntu-desktop
[08:18] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: cd downloaded from the ubuntu website
[08:18] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: what if you do it now
[08:19] <DigitalKiwi> Gnea: well...microsoft does it
[08:19] <DigitalKiwi> and look at xorg >.>
[08:19] <Dayofswords> is that because of some internally issue with switch to a new kernal that the ubuntu verion wasnt built around?
[08:19] <ubuntucrashed> that would fix my issue but i want to use that as my last resort
[08:19] <Gnea> DigitalKiwi: lol
[08:19] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: did it work booting live?
[08:19] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: kernel, not kernal
[08:19] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: that is part of the reason
[08:19] <ubuntucrashed> if i boot ubuntu live cd, it will work..
[08:19] <brian___> Hello, i am having an issue determining the subdevices to use in JACK for my soundblaster live 5.1 card. Has anyone had luck figuring it out?
[08:20] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[08:20] <Gnea> Dayofswords: it's just basic policy. besides, there's a new release every 6 months, so the kernels actually upgrade faster than other distros.
[08:20] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: i get the same error messages as trying to apt-get install xorg
[08:20] <Raz1> Ok I did the flashplugin-nonfree update in SPM, what now?
[08:20] <Madpilot> brian___, have you searched ubuntuforums? lots of sound troubleshooting there.
[08:20] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: sounds like you are missing somethings
[08:20] <lstarnes> ubuntucrashed: it's xserver-xorg
[08:21] <lstarnes> Raz1: restart firefox
[08:21] <ubuntucrashed> should i try installing that?
[08:21] <lstarnes> ubuntucrashed: yes.
[08:21] <roccity_> lstarnes: thats right I had it backwards
[08:21] <ubuntucrashed> i got this: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[08:21] <roccity_> oops
[08:22] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: what are you trying to do with svn?
[08:22] <lstarnes> ubuntucrashed: please pastebin the full output of it
[08:22] <ubuntucrashed> errors were encountered while processing:and its a bunch of things
[08:22] <ubuntucrashed> its too much, im going to flood
[08:22] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: to use ogmrip's svn instead of the repo.
[08:22] <lstarnes> ubuntucrashed: I said pasteBIN, not paste
[08:22] <Madpilot> ubottu, pastebin | ubuntucrashed
[08:22] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: OK, do you know the URL for ogmrip's svn repository?
[08:22] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: sound like a reinstall
[08:22] <brian___> Madpilot, yes i have been but nothing addresses my particular problem. I have sound with alsa, that is no problem, i just need to find the correct settings for JACK because the sb0101 chipset has 10 unnamed input and output devices that show in JACK, i have been trying for hours to set it up correctly.
[08:22] <roccity_> I don't know
[08:23] <roccity_> sorry
[08:23] <ubuntucrashed> i also get this: No apport report written because MaxReports is reached already
[08:23] <ubuntucrashed> Errors were encountered while processing:
[08:23] <ubuntucrashed>  dbus
[08:23] <ubuntucrashed>  bluez
[08:23] <ubuntucrashed>  bluetooth
[08:23] <FloodBot1> ubuntucrashed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:23] <ubuntucrashed>  bluez-utils
[08:23] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: Yes. I'm currently svn co <url> right now to ~
[08:23] <GlaxoSmith> How do change keyboard with Ubuntu?
[08:23] <ubuntucrashed> along with a bunch of other things.. i just dont wanna paste
[08:23] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: yeah it sounds like a bad install?
[08:23] <Reactor> Guys help me how to chmod any dir with all subdirs and files?
[08:24] <Madpilot> ubuntucrashed, more than five lines triggers FloodBot1, just fyi
[08:24] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: Okay, I see the folder. ~/ogmrip -- I suppose I would need to compile it?
[08:24] <grawity> GlaxoSmith: Settings -> Preferences -> Keyboard
[08:24] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: you said that you updated?
[08:24] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: So... what do you need help with or have a quesion about, exactly?  Sounds liek you are in business
[08:24] <lstarnes> Reactor: chmod -R
[08:24] <ManDay> jmarsden, i owe you big time :)
[08:24] <ManDay> thanks a lot
[08:24] <jmarsden> ManDay: No problem, glad it worked :)
[08:24] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: I'm just going along with what I can... kinda figure it out one step at a time. :)
[08:24] <Madpilot> ubuntucrashed, but if even apt-get is hosed, I'm thinking it's reinstall time...
[08:24] <ubuntucrashed> roccity_: yes i ran apt-get update && apt-get install
[08:24] <Gnea> ubuntucrashed: if you paste in the channel like that again, you run the risk of being forcibly removed
[08:24] <ubuntucrashed> Gnea...........mhmm
[08:24] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: what about apt-get upgrade?
[08:24] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: Oh also, what would be the good directory for svn-related?  basically, all compiled sources?
[08:24] <GlaxoSmith> hey thanks
[08:24] <lstarnes> ubuntucrashed: which is why we use a pastebin
[08:24] <Reactor> Istarnes: thx :D
[08:25] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: cd ogmrip  and then read any files called INSTALL or README in there.  You can try ./configure && make to build it, but check the doc files first :)
[08:25] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: might now work and if it doesn't reinstall
[08:25] <Dayofswords> oh hey another question, do they name the releases in alphabetical order? it was H (hardy heron), I (Intrpid ibex), J (jaunty jackalope) and now K (karamic koala), after going to be like L? lazy lamb =p
[08:25] <ubuntucrashed> sorry thats what i mean.. apt-get update and upgrade
[08:25] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: with a new burn
[08:25] <ubuntucrashed> meant*
[08:25] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: all sources of all programs in the world?  There is no such svn repository :)
[08:25] <Gnea> !release | Dayofswords
[08:25] <Madpilot> Dayofswords, it's alphabetic from now on, wasn't at first
[08:26]  * Madpilot is waiting for Ungainly Ungulate, personally...
[08:26] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: No. I don't mean the repo. I mean the.. err, I suppose I need to word it correctly.  What is the appropriate directory for compiling sources in?
[08:26] <lstarnes> leaf-sheep: anywhere
[08:26] <ubuntucrashed> i guess ima just have to do reinstall
[08:26] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: whereever the sources are :)  So ~/ogmrip in this case
[08:26] <Gnea> leaf-sheep: depends what you're compiling
[08:26]  * Horusofoz is hoping someone will respond to his question
[08:27] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: sorry bout that
[08:27] <ubuntucrashed> its ok :(
[08:27] <leaf-sheep> lstarnes, jmarsden, Gnea:  Compiling ogmrip from svn.  Also, do I want branches or tags or trunk?
[08:27] <Gnea> !pastebinit | ubuntucrashed
[08:27] <roccity_> ubuntucrashed: somethimes that happens
[08:27] <Reactor> Istarnes: chmod -r 777 *, console answers "No such file or directory"
[08:27] <Madpilot> Horusofoz, re-ask  your question every ten minutes or so, this place is busy right now
[08:27] <lstarnes> leaf-sheep: trunk if you want the most current version
[08:27] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: trunk is the usual place to start
[08:27] <lstarnes> leaf-sheep: look under branches or tags for specific releases or branches
[08:29] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: For the book on SVN, see http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn-book.html  -- worth reading when you can.
[08:29] <Horusofoz> I have installed Ubuntu and Grub onto the portable drive and know both are on there, and have set the computers BIOS to booth from usb-bdd as second priority after cd/dvd, but the computer loads straight into XP from the third priority device (hard disk) and grub/ubuntu as a result. Can anyone tell me why it won't load?
[08:30] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: Thank you.
[08:31] <Moon_Doggy> horusofoz what computer u have
[08:31] <jmarsden> Horusofoz: Maybe the portable hard drive has no active partitions, or a broken boot sector or something like that?  Do you *know* that drive is bootable?  Does it boot if attached to another computer, for example?
[08:31] <leaf-sheep> jmarsden: Would I need to remove ogmrip from the package first before I continue and try the compile?
[08:31] <Horusofoz> jmarsden: I know the drive is bootable because when I disable my insternal drive it boots to grub\ubuntu
[08:31] <jmarsden> leaf-sheep: Not before you compile, but it might be wise to do that vefore you *install* the home-compiled one
[08:32] <Horusofoz> Moon_Doggy: Not sure. It was built by a technician. Not a mass produced model. It is a WD internal hard drive if that helps
[08:32] <jmarsden> Horusofoz: OK, so then it is down to the machine's BIOS settings, basically... sounds like the drive itself is fine.
[08:32] <brian___> Hello, i am having an issue determining the subdevices to use in JACK for my soundblaster live 5.1 card. Has anyone had luck figuring it out?
[08:33] <Reactor> Istarnes: Why does "chmod -r 777 *" answer "No such file or directory"
[08:33] <Moon_Doggy> do you now the mobo
[08:33] <Moon_Doggy> know^^
[08:33] <jmarsden> Reactor: There is no -r option to chmod, only -R ... and are you *sure* you really want to do that???
[08:34] <roccity_> Reactor: did you add the file for the permission?
[08:34] <roccity_> Reactor: have to agree with jmarsden
[08:35] <Artemis3> Hey, can you guys connect to wesnoth servers?
[08:35] <Reactor> jmarsden: thx
[08:35] <Keiffer> hi! what is the best method of encrypting your linux? luks / dm-encrypt? how one should encrypt? only home, swap and temp, or full disk?
[08:35] <DigitalKiwi> why oh why can't all the basic utils agree about r and R
[08:35] <jmarsden> Reactor: No problem.
[08:35] <Moon_Doggy> horusofoz do you know mobo
[08:35] <Horusofoz> jmarsden: The BIOS is set to CD, USB-HDDm Hard Disk but it seems to be bypassing the external drive when the insternal is enabled. I just came across this which may be something relevant but not fully understanding it - http://book.opensourceproject.org.cn/distrib/ubuntu/hacks/opensource/0596527209/i-0596527209-chp-1-sect-10.html
[08:35] <DigitalKiwi> some utils both are recerusive, others only one...it's annoying!
[08:35] <Reactor> roccity_: thx
[08:35] <jmarsden> Keiffer: It depends what you are trying to protect and from whom.  There is no "best" that applies to everyone...
[08:35] <roccity_> Reactor: it's cool :)
[08:35] <Horusofoz> Moon_Doggy: what is mobo?
[08:36] <Moon_Doggy> mother board
[08:36] <leaf-sheep> !compile > leaf-sheep
[08:36] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] How to call the "Accessibility Guide" that /usr/share/doc/gnome-user-guide-de/NEWS.gz talks about?
[08:36] <Horusofoz> Moon_Doggy: Don't know mobo but think it's a gigabyt branded one?
[08:37] <roccity_> bullgard4: you have to untar it
[08:37] <Moon_Doggy> hmm
[08:37] <Keiffer> jmardsen, i want to protect my linux from anyone. actually, only my personal files. like home, swap, temp...
[08:37] <heartbeats> any body no how to configure the resolution. because my display changes its resolution to 800x600 on each restart
[08:37] <roccity_> bullgard4: so tar xfv <file> path_to_where_want_untar
[08:37] <bullgard4> roccity_: I did untar the file. --  Please answer now my question.
[08:37] <heartbeats> any body no how to configure the resolution. because my display changes its resolution to 800x600 on each restart
[08:38] <rgnr> hey ppl
[08:38] <jmarsden> Horusofoz: I'm not sure that info is current...
[08:38] <rgnr>  wazzup
[08:38] <heartbeats> any body know how to configure the resolution. because my display changes its resolution to 800x600 on each restart
[08:38] <roccity_> bullgard4: cd to the directory like /usr/share/doc/gnome-user-guide-de
[08:38] <roccity_> then tar xfv the file
[08:38] <RadarG>  hmm I have a strange networking problem. I setup a wrt as a openvpn server I tested it on my network and everything worked fine however. I took it to my friends place he is in the same aprtment building as me. I'm on a 210.124.xxx.xxx but when I fired up ubuntu and I tried to connect to the box with my no-p.com account it resolves to <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:38] <heartbeats> any body know how to configure the resolution. because my display changes its resolution to 800x600 on each restart
[08:38] <lstarnes> !repeat | heartbeats
[08:38] <rgnr> how do i unlock usb flashdrive?
[08:38] <Moon_Doggy> when ihad installed slax to a flash drive i had to run a batch file to make it bootable so maybe your drive is not setup right, maybe?
[08:39] <Horusofoz> jmarsden: It seems to be describing what I need to do just I don't quite understand how to do it. Any idea where I might find a more recent version of the instructions and hopefully clearer?
[08:39] <roccity_> heartbeats: that has to do with the xorg file
[08:39] <heartbeats> but not working
[08:39] <heartbeats> can you please tell me the procedure
[08:39] <roccity_> it may have "800x600" as the biggest rez
[08:39] <heartbeats> no
[08:40] <RadarG> any ideas
[08:40] <bullgard4> roccity_: I cd'ed to the directory /usr/share/doc/gnome-user-guide-de before I posted here. It does not include the "Accessibility Guide".
[08:40] <heartbeats> sudo gedit /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[08:40] <roccity_> heartbeats: check nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:40] <lstarnes> heartbeats: gksudo, not sudo.  it's a graphical application
[08:40] <roccity_> bullgard4: not surethen
[08:41] <heartbeats> i done with gksudo
[08:41] <roccity_> bullgard4: what does synaptic say?
[08:41] <jmarsden> Horusofoz: I am not sure it is any better, but maybe https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootFromUSB
[08:42] <Horusofoz> jmarsden: Reading now - THanks :)
[08:42] <rgnr> hey ppl
[08:42] <rgnr> how do i unlock my usb flash drive for writing?
[08:43] <willca> rgnr | plug it in and then sudo /var/log/messages
[08:43] <Keiffer> anyone please, could you point me to a guide, or give me some advice on how to make a user for ubuntu that is very limited but suitable for everyday use? internet, chat etc. so far i put /bin/false to the bash
[08:43] <bullgard4> roccity_: I searched Synaptic before I posted here. It does not include an "Accessibility Guide".
[08:43] <willca> rgnr| watch what it assigns it to e.g. /dev.sdb1
[08:44] <willca> rgnr | sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[08:45] <heartbeats> can i sent the fiel xorg.conf
[08:45] <willca> rgrn | this is assuming there is a filesystem there, otherwise use gparted and make one
[08:45] <heartbeats> can i sent the file xorg.conf
[08:45] <lstarnes> heartbeats: you may, but you must submit it to http://paste.ubuntu.com then give us the link to the post
[08:45] <willca> heartbeats | what video card do u have
[08:45] <hrickards> Am I right in thinking that because it's past the Feature Freeze for karmic, without being granted a Feature Freeze exception, I can only upload (well have uploaded by MOTU) new versions of my package (lives) that contain bugfixes, not new features? For anyone who's familiar with the lives versioning 1.1.2 adds new features whereas 1.0.2 is just bugfixes. Can I only upload 1.0.2? Also see bug #427836
[08:46] <heartbeats> NVIDIA
[08:46] <heartbeats> nvidia willca
[08:46] <jmarsden> bullgard4: Do you need the files under /usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-access-guide
[08:46] <damagednoob> the ssh key i have is tied to a specific domain and ip address. the machine i used to ssh has changed it's ip so everytime i attempt to ssh into it, it gives me a dns spoofing error
[08:46] <willca> heartbeats | sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[08:46] <damagednoob> how do i update the ssh key for that domain?
[08:46] <Raz1> Hey, I'm having a bit of a problem with my keyboard. I just installed Ubuntu and I have the Swedish keyboard layout, but the ctrl+alt+#  combination doesn't work, for example ctrl+alt+2 is At on my computer, without it I cant send emails, lol :P
[08:47] <willca> heartbeats | once installed just run nvidia-settings
[08:47] <heartbeats> here is the link of my xorg.config http://paste.ubuntu.com/270175/
[08:47] <Artemis3> hrickards, asked in #ubuntu-devel ?
[08:47] <heartbeats> i runned
[08:47] <jmarsden> damagednoob: "tied to a specific domain and IP address"... when it was created?  Or just in your known_hosts file?
[08:47] <hrickards> Artemis3: I'll ask now. Wasn't sure which channel was best.
[08:47] <heartbeats> i can chage the resolution by nvidia settings but
[08:47] <damagednoob> isn't it both?
[08:48] <heartbeats> after my restart the resolution again goes to 800x600
[08:48] <willca> heartbeats | do you select save to xorg.conf in that gui?
[08:48] <jmarsden> hrickards: actually the answer is yes, you'll only get bugfix-only released in now for Karmic without an FFe.  and the channel for info on this is probably #ubuntu-motu
[08:49] <willca> heartbeats | or was it modify xorg something. sorry forgot
[08:49] <jmarsden> damagednoob: Nomrally it is only "tied" as you call it in your known_hosts file.  How did you create the key?  Have you tried removing the line from known_hosts and letting ssh re-add it?
[08:49] <Gnea> damagednoob: delete your local key so it will make a new one
[08:50] <RadarG> according to no-ip.com the last update was at 2009-09-12 23:43 for IP <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:50] <heartbeats> yap i just saved by running sudo nvidia-settings
[08:50] <heartbeats> and saved
[08:50] <damagednoob> jmarsden, well when i first ssh'ed into the server, i think it asked to create the key locally.
[08:50] <heartbeats> here is the link ok my xorg config file http://paste.ubuntu.com/270175/
[08:50] <calwig> Does anyone know a good caricature package in linux? to make caricatures out of photographs?
[08:51] <damagednoob> jmarsden, Gnea: how do i know which line in the known_hosts file is the for that specific domain?
[08:51] <heartbeats> willica
[08:51] <heartbeats>  are you there?
[08:51] <lstarnes> damagednoob: it will tell you the number somehwere
[08:51] <Gnea> damagednoob: well, take a look at the file, it should be obvious
[08:51] <damagednoob> lstarnes,  Offending key in /home/<user>/.ssh/known_hosts:3
[08:52] <jmarsden> damagednoob: In the error message you get, it should tell you what line of known_hosts the key is on, after a :  -- but Gnea is also correct, you can just read the known_hosts file
[08:52] <damagednoob> line 3?
[08:52] <jmarsden> :3 measn line 3 of the file
[08:52] <lstarnes> damagednoob: so line 3
[08:52] <Gnea> yes
[08:52] <heartbeats> willica any idea
[08:52] <damagednoob> perfect!
[08:53] <damagednoob> thanks for that :)
[08:53] <bullgard4> jmarsden: Following your suggestion, I found a file /usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-access-guide/de/gnome-access-guide.xml. It apparently has the proper contents but I cannot read it comfortably. How to read this .xml file properly?
[08:53] <heartbeats> nobody can help me
[08:53] <wang_> hi
[08:53] <lstarnes> heartbeats: that's not necessarily true.  there are over 1000 people here
[08:54] <heartbeats> help me
[08:54] <jmarsden> bullgard4: Open it in anything that can read DocBook XML...
[08:54] <willca> heartbeats | that's weird. have you tried running thast w/out sudo
[08:54] <heartbeats> any one know it iam asking for continously 10 hurs
[08:54] <bullgard4> jmarsden: What is a proper tool to read DocBook XML?
[08:54] <heartbeats> no
[08:54] <lstarnes> heartbeats: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[08:55] <ManDay> Is there a file in which I can edit my gnome menu (for example prevent "add/remove..." from showing up)?
[08:55] <lstarnes> ManDay: you could try system > preferences > main menu
[08:55] <willca> heartbeats | don't remember hwo exactly it works but its suppose to save a copy if it can't modify xorg 4 any reason
[08:55] <jmarsden> bullgard4: If you just want to read it , try reading /usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-access-guide/C/gmone-access-guide.pdf instead?
[08:55] <jmarsden> bullgard4: I use emacs to edit XML files... but that's not really what you are looking for ...
[08:56] <ManDay> lstarnes, there are not enough options in there
[08:56] <heartbeats> i just done lstarnes
[08:56] <ManDay> i can for instance NOT remove arbitrary items
[08:56] <heartbeats> i know it
[08:56] <heartbeats> but i made copy
[08:56] <heartbeats> but the resolution automatically
[08:57] <Madpilot> bullgard4, for reading raw docbook, gedit, screem or bluefish all work - or most of the other text editors out there
[08:57] <heartbeats> changes it to 800x600
[08:57] <willca> heartbeats | is this a dual monitor setup?
[08:57] <heartbeats> no
[08:57] <heartbeats> not at all
[08:57] <vigo> bullgard4: Python and about a hundred other things can parse XML, gedit,emacs,bluefish, and others.
[08:57] <heartbeats> iam connected a 19" LCD only
[08:57] <willca> weird. you have metamodes and xinerama entries
[08:58] <heartbeats> what?
[08:58] <bullgard4> jmarsden: /usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-access-guide/C/gmone-access-guide.pdf is an outdated version. (GNOME 2.14 is outdated.)
[08:58] <willca> heartbeats | hold on looking at ur pastebin
[08:59] <jmarsden> bullgard4: It is the one that comes with the version of Ubuntu you have... there may be a more updated one at the gnome web site?
[08:59] <jmarsden> bullgard4: http://library.gnome.org/users/gnome-access-guide/
[09:00] <willca> heartbeats | ok comment out the following in xorg
[09:00] <jmarsden> bullgard4: The very latest would seem to be http://library.gnome.org/users/gnome-access-guide/nightly/gnome-access-guide.html
[09:00] <willca> lines that has metamodes and twinview and xinerama
[09:02] <willca> hard to chat on android
[09:03] <adde> Hello. I got a real nice graphics problem. I installed Ubunu 2 days ago and when I woke up today and tried to boot i just got a screen like this: http://biffnet.se/graphics_crash.JPG . I tried with the automated fix in the recovery boot-thingy but there was really no change. Any ideas?
[09:03] <bullgard4> Madpilot: No. '~$ gedit /usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-access-guide/de/gnome-access-guide.xml' allows me to read the file's text but it is not properly formatted ans thus almost unusable. xml files need to be read by a proper formatting program.
[09:03] <ATK> NOEN
[09:03] <grawity> bullgard4: Try using 'firefox' instead.
[09:03] <Madpilot> bullgard4, you need gnome's help program
[09:03] <grawity> Yeah, 'yelp' or whatever
[09:04] <Madpilot> yelp, that's it. was having a mental block
[09:04] <ATK> NOEN
[09:04] <Madpilot> "yelp /usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-access-guide/de/gnome-access-guide.xm" should work
[09:06] <bullgard4> Madpilot: Thank you very much for your help. '~$ yelp /usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-access-guide/de/gnome-access-guide.xml' allows me to read the file's text properly.
[09:07] <Madpilot> bullgard4, there has GOT to be an easier way to get to the 'gnome access guide' than command-line foolishness... not very accessible...
[09:08] <deejaydblock> how do i upgrade to the latest version of java?
[09:08] <bullgard4> Madpilot: I agree. The reason is, I believe, that the translations are not yet complete.
[09:09] <Gnea> !java | deejaydblock
[09:09] <Madpilot> bullgard4, that'd be it. Are you running an early release of Karmic?
[09:09] <bullgard4> Madpilot: No. I am still using the up-to-date version of Jaunty.
[09:10] <Raz1> Ok, now I have 2 questions, lol
[09:10] <mumtazah>  vboxdrv (3.0.4)...                                                   [fail]
[09:10] <mumtazah> hello, can anyone help me?
[09:11] <mumtazah> :D
[09:11] <mumtazah>  vboxdrv (3.0.4)...                                                   [fail]
[09:11] <frodon1> Hi. I want to install Ubuntu on another partition, together with Windows. However, I want that the machine automatically starts Windows, i.e. without user interaction; and only when I want to start ubuntu, it should go with user interaction. How can I do this? (Because by default it is Ubuntu that starts automatically). Thank you.
[09:11] <ortsvorsteher> !details | mumtazah
[09:11] <bullgard4> jmarsden: Yes, that's it! But unfortunately not in my native language. --  Thank you very much for your help.
[09:11] <frodon1> BTw, I am using Ubuntu JJ
[09:11] <Raz1> First, same as before, still no reply: How do I configure my keyboard to take ctrl+alr+# commands. because right now nothing happens when I press for example ctrl+alt+2 which should be At (the email sign). I have a swedish keyboard layout, in windows thats automatic, but here in Ubuntu nothing happens
[09:12] <jrivera> i would just like to verify that 1194 is the VPN port number if i want to block VPN throughiptables
[09:12] <Slart> frodon1: first off.. you can't install ubuntu on the same partition as windows (unless you use wubi, I think).. second.. you can configure grub to automatically choose any of the systems it can boot... or even hide it unless you press escape (I think that's even default on a new install)
[09:12] <deejaydblock> how do i enable the universe repository
[09:12] <frodon1> not on the same, on another partition, that is not the point
[09:13] <adde> Hello. I got a real nice graphics problem. I installed Ubunu 2 days ago and when I woke up today and tried to boot i just got a screen like this: http://biffnet.se/graphics_crash.JPG . The Ubuntu-logo that appears while loading worked, it's when the login-screen are supposed to appear that it all goes to hell. I tried with the automated fix in the recovery boot-thingy but there was really no change. Any ideas?
[09:13] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: look in system > administration > software sources
[09:13] <frodon1> how can I configure grub? during the installation?
[09:13] <ortsvorsteher> Raz1: did you set your keyboard in ubuntu under system -> settings -> keyboard to swedish ?
[09:13] <Slart> frodon1: not as far as I know. I would do it after the install is finished
[09:13] <bullgard4> grawity: Thank you for commenting.
[09:14] <frodon1> slart: thank you!
[09:14] <_theWarrior> hello everyone!
[09:14] <mattwj2002> hi everyone
[09:14] <prince_jammys> hello.
[09:14] <PerryArmstrong> i am able to detect my usb drives and my mp3 player but now I dont know why my mp3 is not being detected though it detects my usb
[09:14] <deejaydblock> i dont see it lstarnes
[09:14] <PerryArmstrong> i am able to detect my usb drives and my mp3 player but now I dont know why my mp3 is not being detected though it detects my usb can anyone help me regarding this
[09:15] <Raz1> No I set it to swedish during installation
[09:15] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: were you able to open that application?
[09:15] <deejaydblock> yes
[09:15] <ortsvorsteher> Raz1: so try now to set it new or to set if it is set to swedish System -> Settings -> keyboard
[09:16] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: look for "Community-maintained Open Source softeare (universe)" under Ubuntu Software
[09:16] <mattwj2002> Do the Dell netbooks work pretty well with Ubuntu?  I see they come preloaded with Ubuntu
[09:16] <lstarnes> deejaydblock: check it then close
[09:16] <mattwj2002> I am looking to buy a Dell Vostro A90
[09:16] <Madpilot> deejaydblock, lstarnes - fastest way to enable Universe/Multiverse is thru Add/Remove Applications - switch the dropdown to "All Available Applications" and let it run
[09:16] <nekostar> sup sup sup
[09:16] <_theWarrior> in USB-persisten ubuntu, whenever i try to mount some windows partitions a popup comes and asks to authenticate, but when i click on that it says "You dont have the privilege to do that" how to fix that
[09:16] <ortsvorsteher> mattwj2002: i use a dell with 8.04 and it works well with an intel chipset
[09:16] <Raz1> why? I mean it IS a swedish layout because it recognizes öäå which is Sedish
[09:16] <deejaydblock> it was already checked
[09:16] <Raz1> Everything works fine except that specific combination
[09:17] <mattwj2002> ortsvorsteher does all of the hardware work?
[09:17] <mattwj2002> wireless, audio, etc?
[09:17] <Madpilot> deejaydblock, then you should have all of the Universe/Multiverse apps available
[09:17] <ortsvorsteher> mattwj2002: yes, without any problems. except for wifi i hat do install wicd
[09:17] <_theWarrior> i'm trying to do this from the file-browser, btw. but if I manually mount it using sudo it works fine and then I can access it without any issues...what could be the reason
[09:18] <mattwj2002> oh okay
[09:18] <_theWarrior> prince_jammys: hi
[09:18] <prince_jammys> hello.
[09:18] <rgnr> well
[09:19] <JCDG> Hello
[09:19] <ortsvorsteher> Raz1: do you use an .Xmodemap file in your $HOME ?