[01:28] <darksoul> aris: yea.. ill wait a bit, i thought this computer couldent even run a gui, it only ran on server-only..so i did a mem test and long behold.. 200 thou errors... i took out one ram stick and it runs smoth now..*sigh* i was about to buy a new cpu
[01:28] <Corin> can someone tell me how to set a quote on a user account?
[01:29] <darksoul> Corin: system/administration/users and groups ( i think )
[01:29] <bla|patrick> W: Die Datei http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl/pool/java/sun-j2re1.5_1.5.0+update05_i386.deb konnte nicht heruntergeladen werden
[01:29] <bla|patrick>   403 Forbidden
[01:29] <darksoul> bla: get new sources. it might help
[01:29] <mustard5> bla|patrick, hehe well that sucks :)
[01:29] <ookami> how do i verify if wine is installed correctly?
[01:29] <bla|patrick> i added seveas deb-link
[01:29] <Corin> darksoul, in command-line?
[01:30] <darksoul> Corin: no are you in gnome?
[01:30] <mustard5> bla|patrick, sorry about that it was working today :)
[01:30] <Corin> darksoul, no, im in command-line
[01:30] <ookami> do i have to reboot after installing wine?
[01:30] <ni1s> bla|patrick: download and install Automatrix -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=66563
[01:30] <darksoul> Corin: oh lol
[01:30] <darksoul> Corin: one sec
[01:30] <Corin> ok
[01:30] <darksoul> ookami: no
[01:30] <ni1s> bla|patrick: install java and azureus with that
[01:31] <mustard5> bla|patrick, when you downloaded from sun site, which package did you get?
[01:31] <darksoul> ookami: just download a simple windows application, then right click on it and click run on wine or whatever
[01:31] <darksoul> ookami: or go into terminal and cd to the dir, then type wine "name of your program"
[01:31] <ookami> it does not offer that option :( thats whats puzzling me.
[01:31] <bla|patrick> that installer, mustard5
[01:31] <bla|patrick> W: GPG error: http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl breezy-seveas Release: Die folgenden Signaturen konnten nicht berprft werden weil ihre ffentlichen Schlssel nicht verfgbar sind: NO_PUBKEY 49A120FD1135D466
[01:32] <Corin_777> darksoul?
[01:32] <mustard5> bla|patrick, on the main page of the yar repository is a gpg key
[01:32] <darksoul> Corin_777: ?
[01:32] <tche> Hello, how can I install the sun java virtual machine?
[01:32] <Corin_777> darksoul, you said one sec...    ?
[01:32] <Corin_777> highvoltage, that you?
[01:32] <darksoul> Corin_777: i know, im looking it up
[01:32] <Corin_777> ok
[01:32] <Corin_777> :)
[01:32] <Corin_777> highvoltage, that you?
[01:32] <bla|patrick> jre-1_5_0_05-linux-i586-rpm.bin
[01:32] <darksoul> Corin_777: http://ubuntuguide.org/#usersadministration that sould help
[01:32] <Corin_777> :D
[01:32] <bla|patrick> i unpacked that bin and made with alien a deb
[01:33] <ookami> darksoul doing that i get: bash: /usr/bin/wine: No such file or director
[01:33] <Seveas> darksoul, don't recommend ubuntuguide
[01:33] <Seveas> ubuntuguide is crap
[01:33] <oliTur> hi, does anybody have succeed installing freenx on ubuntu breezy ?
[01:33] <mustard5> bla|patrick, ok I'm just checking the package myself...hang on :)
[01:33] <Seveas> bla|patrick, if you go to seveas.ubuntulinux.nl you see how to add the pubkey
[01:33] <darksoul> Seaveas: he said hes in server-only mode, so its not crap in that area
[01:33] <tche> thank you bla|patrick
[01:34] <darksoul> ookami: then you might want to install wine
[01:34] <bla|patrick> Seveas, it would be nice if u had added a "home" link on that site :/
[01:34] <highvoltage> hello?
[01:34] <darksoul> ookami: http://www.winehq.com/site/download-deb
[01:34] <Seveas> bla|patrick, there is....
[01:34] <mustard5> Seveas, I'm getting connection issues to the site
[01:34] <Seveas> mustard5, errors -> pastebin
[01:35] <mustard5> k
[01:35] <ookami> odd. i thought i already did that.
[01:35] <bla|patrick> Seveas, ur iste doestn load
[01:35] <ookami> *tries again*
[01:35] <bla|patrick> site
[01:35] <ookami> wincfg
[01:36] <Seveas> bla|patrick, it's probably busy on the server
[01:36] <bla|patrick> :/
[01:36] <darksoul> Seveas: i have found ubuntuguide most reliable on server-only installs, dont say things you dont know about, unless you have been in server-only install and tried it lol
[01:36] <oy> A "sudo apt-get update" resulted in the following message:
[01:36] <oy> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  MD5Sum mismatch
[01:37] <darksoul> ookami: did it help?
[01:37] <oy> The instructions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgradeNotes does not work
[01:38] <darksoul> oy: ...the best way to install breezy is do a best install.. i found that out after 5 reinstalls of hory just to get breezy working right..then i still had to do a fresh install
[01:38] <bla|patrick> W: Die Datei http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl/pool/java/sun-j2re1.5_1.5.0+update05_i386.deb konnte nicht heruntergeladen werden
[01:38] <bla|patrick>   Konnte nicht mit seveas.ubuntulinux.nl:80 verbinden (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (111 Verbindungsaufbau abgelehnt)
[01:38] <darksoul> 5 am here =/
[01:38] <oy> darksoul: Is that so.. :-(
[01:39] <darksoul> oy: yea.. upgrading really messes your system up most of the time
[01:39] <bla|patrick> Seveas, ok
[01:39] <bla|patrick> got ya key
[01:39] <VSpike> Can anyone tell me how I configure my ubuntu system to use DHCP to get an address on startup? I dont have any X installed
[01:39] <bla|patrick> but still unable to access ur server :/
[01:39] <mustard5> bla|patrick, I'm getting server busy errors, I'd wait till later
[01:39] <oy> darksoul: What I really wanted to do, was to upgrade WindowMaker. Can I do that without upgrading to 5.10 ?
[01:39] <bla|patrick> Seveas, have u some azureus builts for breezy too?
[01:39] <orbx> Can anyone suggest a good C++ compiler for Ubuntu?
[01:39] <|3lack|ce> 'lo y'all - any idea on why my browsers keep crashing after like a minute or so?
[01:40] <darksoul> oy: donno.. i dont use that lol
[01:40] <darksoul> oy: but prob, just wget it
[01:40] <Seveas> bla|patrick, no
[01:40] <VSpike> is there any way i can run the network configurator from the setup again?
[01:40] <Seveas> bla|patrick, and Ive shut down the server - too many connections
[01:40] <bla|patrick> ok
[01:40] <|3lack|ce> happens on both ephiphany and firefox - site matters not, although things running flash or java make it happen faster.
[01:40] <oy> darksoul: Ok. So there is no dependencies on the Ubuntu release as such.
[01:41] <Corin_777> darksoul, ive had a look, didnt see much about quotas.....
[01:41] <darksoul> Corin_777: what were you trying to do again lol
[01:41] <Corin_777> darksoul, i have /var/www/sam/ owned by username "sam", i want to set a size limit either to user sam or folder /var/www/sam/
[01:41] <bla|patrick> btw. in hoary i had this windows media codec stuff from repos
[01:41] <bla|patrick> will that come back into breezy?
[01:42] <N6REJ> I need help writing to a cdrw from the command line.  I have a large file I need to backup.
[01:42] <darksoul> Corin_777: oh LOL website..that was system administration, your best bet would be to post in ubuntu forums or edit the apache.conf or somthing
[01:43] <darksoul> Corin: or you could limit the file size some how..but im not sure...
[01:43] <Corin_777> darksoul, i was told that it would be best to edit the ubuntu user settings, as apache couldnt do it or something...
[01:43] <orbx> I'm new to linux, does anyone know how to compile C++ in the terminal?
[01:43] <N6REJ> can anyone help me?
[01:43] <darksoul> Corin: but hes going to be using FTP right
[01:44] <ni1s> orbx: Compile C++ in the terminal? you mean using gcc from the command line?
[01:44] <orbx> yes
[01:44] <bla|patrick> hmmm... well iptables must block bittorrent
[01:44] <bla|patrick> no peers here although it looks for 32minutes now
[01:44] <ni1s> orbx: read the gcc and g++ man pages
[01:44] <orbx> nils: how do you install gcc?
[01:45] <queuetue> I did an "server" install and now would like to use the box in a more double-duty role.  How can I bring in the rest of a minimal "standard" ubuntu install?  (x server, gdm, etc...)
[01:45] <orbx> nils: ok thank you
[01:45] <darksoul> queuetue: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, then you would start gdm
[01:45] <ni1s> orbx: 'sudo apt-get install gcc gcc-4.0 g++ g++-4.0'
[01:46] <darksoul> queuetue: i think..i havent tried that yet on a server install
[01:46] <ni1s> orbx: 'sudo apt-get install gcc-4.0-doc'
[01:46] <jsubl2> orbx: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[01:46] <ni1s> yeah jsubl2 thanks
[01:47] <VSpike> man dhclient
[01:47] <orbx> nils: does g++ come with ubuntu or do i have to download?
[01:47] <VSpike> soz wrong terminal
[01:47] <|3lack|ce> comes with ubuntu
[01:47] <ni1s> download it
[01:47] <Astxist> heh
[01:47] <orbx> nils: where from?
[01:47] <queuetue> Wow, 792 images and 1.2 gigs for the desktop?  Does that sound right?
[01:47] <ni1s> use Synaptic
[01:48] <queuetue> I'm used to the old days, where an entire linux install was 100 megs or so... :)
[01:48] <holycow> *hmmm*
[01:48] <holycow> does ubuntu have online package repositories like debian?  all i see is iso's
[01:48] <|3lack|ce> xwindows based gui queuetue - always huge.
[01:49] <wolverian> holycow, yes. packages.ubuntu.com is the WWW interface
[01:49] <CriminalMacabre> sigh
[01:49] <wolverian> holycow, the GUI interfaces are the application installer in the applications menu, Synaptic and apt.
[01:49] <ni1s> |3lack|ce: Was the question why your borwser craches?
[01:49] <queuetue> |3lack|ce: More gnome than X, I suspect.
[01:49] <_jason> hi, can anyone help me with xbindkeys.  Is there a way to make a button repeat an action until it a key is released? I've tried reading the man page and searching but can't find out if this is possible.  Thanks.
[01:49] <|3lack|ce> nils: yes.
[01:49] <CriminalMacabre> breezy doesnt detect mu soundcard and I cannot find anything in the wiki
[01:50] <theine> |3lack|ce, I'd guess due to a flaky plugin
[01:50] <CriminalMacabre> I feel a little bit frustrated because there's no alsaconf
[01:50] <ni1s> |3lack|ce: Probably a fauly plugin?
[01:50] <ni1s> yah what he said
[01:50] <holycow> wolverian, just want to download a package manually, not haveto fish it out of the apt cache :)
[01:50] <|3lack|ce> theine: nils: how do I fix this issue?
[01:50] <theine> |3lack|ce, avoid using that plugin
[01:50] <wolverian> holycow, you want to download it but not install it?
[01:51] <|3lack|ce> theine: that told me nothing - how do I tell which plugin is faulty?
[01:51] <theine> |3lack|ce, type about:plugins in firefox's adress bar and see what's loaded
[01:51] <ni1s> what plugins do you have in your plugin dir?
[01:51] <|3lack|ce> theine: thanks much.
[01:51] <holycow> wolverian, well of course, otherwise what is the point of a web interface with respect to apt?
[01:51] <holycow> :)
[01:51] <wolverian> holycow, apt-get install --download-only packagename
[01:52] <theine> |3lack|ce, I don't know either which plugin you have to remove, but probably one of them...
[01:52] <holycow> no that puts it in the cache, i'm not fishing crap out of that, but i found the web serach dealy
[01:52] <holycow> cool :)
[01:52] <|3lack|ce> theine: lol 2 plugins only - flash and futuresplash. I'm betting futuresplash...but who knows :P
[01:53] <theine> |3lack|ce, I'd bet so too
[01:53] <|3lack|ce> theine: how do I remove  this?   /me knows little about plugins :P
[01:53] <ni1s> yeah me too
[01:53] <theine> |3lack|ce, go to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[01:53] <|3lack|ce> theine kk.
[01:54] <theine> |3lack|ce, is there any futuresplash stuff in there?
[01:54] <|3lack|ce> theine: couldn't get it - came up googlesearch for tilde. lemme try again.
[01:55] <theine> |3lack|ce, wait!
[01:55] <|3lack|ce> theine: waiting :)
[01:55] <theine> |3lack|ce, open up a terminal
[01:55] <|3lack|ce> ah k. sec
[01:55] <theine> |3lack|ce, and type "cd ~/.mozilla/plugins"
[01:55] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. there.
[01:56] <theine> |3lack|ce, you know how to work the command line?
[01:56] <|3lack|ce> theine: this will fix the epiphany too, yes?
[01:56] <theine> |3lack|ce, probably
[01:56] <wolverian> holycow, this is a bit silly, but: apt-get install --print-uris --assume-yes muine | awk '{print $1}' | tail -1 | xargs wget
[01:56] <|3lack|ce> theine: sorry, I'm brand noob at this - one course in sco about 7 years back.
[01:56] <theine> |3lack|ce, most likely
[01:56] <holycow> wolverian, rofl :)
[01:56] <enkrav> does ubuntus 5.10 cd ship with gcc?
[01:56] <holycow> indeed :)
[01:57] <|3lack|ce> theine: can ls and apt-get with the best of 'em, but that's about it.
[01:57] <theine> |3lack|ce, ok, type "ls"
[01:57] <|3lack|ce> theine: flashplayer.xpt libflashplayer.so
[01:57] <wolverian> enkrav, no, install build-essential
[01:58] <theine> |3lack|ce, type "rm flashplayer.xpt libflashplayer.so" and see if the crashes go away
[01:58] <|3lack|ce> theine: kk. sec.
[01:58] <enkrav> wolverian, I will need an internet connection, but at the moment the box has not, any advice?
[01:58] <|3lack|ce> theine: both of 'em? hrm. can do.
[01:58] <theine> |3lack|ce, you can always re-enable the flashplugin later
[01:58] <|3lack|ce> theine: true. k. sec
[01:58] <wolverian> enkrav, not really. sorry. :)
[01:59] <orbx> nils: i have download g++, what do i do now?
[01:59] <Corin_777> can someone tell me how to set a quota on one user, from command-line?
[01:59] <warter> how do i set ubuntu up with 2 monitors
[01:59] <warter> ??
[01:59] <Juhaz> enkrav, gcc (4.0 and 3.3) is on cd but not installed by default
[01:59] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. let's see if she crashes. sec
[01:59] <moro> hi!I have a problem: I wrote a little program with emacs but if I try to compile it with gcc, it tell that stdio doesn't exist. wha't can i do?
[02:00] <paulproteus> moro: Install build-essential.
[02:00] <enkrav> Juhaz, with their corresponding devel glibcs?
[02:00] <ookami> how do i rename my .wine folder?
[02:00] <paulproteus> enkrav: If you want compiling to work, install build-essential first, then the specific compiler you want.
[02:00] <moro> thanks!
[02:00] <Corin_777> anyone?
[02:00] <welp> in ubuntu good?
[02:00] <bla|patrick> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AzureusHowTo?highlight=%28azureus%29 <--- which universe and multiverse must be there
[02:01] <paulproteus> Corin_777: http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialQuotas.html
[02:01] <welp> anyone use ubuntu on a 64bit system?
[02:01] <paulproteus> welp: Yes, people like me.
[02:01] <Juhaz> enkrav, yeah, libc6-dev is there. would be silly to ship gcc if you couldn't use it to build anything :)
[02:01] <warter> is there someone who can tell me how to turn on more than one vid card at once to support 2 monitors????
[02:01] <welp> paulproteus, are there any ubuntu 64bit channels?
[02:01] <paulproteus> welp: Beats me; I just hang out here.
[02:02] <welp> paulproteus, lol
[02:02] <warter> im running 64 bit
[02:02] <theine> LOL!
[02:02] <Corin_777> thanks paulproteus
[02:02] <|3lack|ce> ok, that hurt :P
[02:02] <welp> theine, ??
[02:02] <CriminalMacabre> how can I see the module that my soundcard needs?
[02:02] <|3lack|ce> theine: on firefox - went to one site and it never loaded, went to another and got slapped all the way back to login.
[02:02] <theine> nevermind
[02:02] <|3lack|ce> theine: trying ephiphany now.
[02:02] <ookami> how do i delete a folder from a termainal?
[02:03] <welp> is using ubuntu for 64bit faster than ubuntu for 32bit?
[02:03] <paulproteus> welp: I get the feeling it'd be faster in 32-bit mode, actually.
[02:03] <ookami> i want to delete .wine folder. how would i accomplish this?
[02:03] <welp> paulproteus, why?
[02:03] <paulproteus> ookami: In a terminal, do:
[02:03] <paulproteus> cd $HOME
[02:03] <paulproteus> rm -rf .wine
[02:03] <theine> |3lack|ce, try fiefox again too after it has been restarted
[02:03] <holycow> welp,  i didn't notice an overall increase in terms of feel
[02:03] <|3lack|ce> theine ok, ephiphany is behaving - gonna try to reinstall flash and eliminate either it or the other one.
[02:03] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. can do.
[02:04] <paulproteus> ookami: *OR* enable hidden files in Nautilus, and just move it to trash, then empty trash.
[02:04] <holycow> welp, there will be real increases for tasks that can use the 64 bit headroom, such as 3d rendering and so forth provided they are programed to do so
[02:04] <theine> |3lack|ce, how did you install flash by the way?
[02:04] <|3lack|ce> theine: firefox crashed miserably yet again. didn't knock me all the way to login this time though.
[02:04] <ookami> enable hidden files? ive been wondering abuot that!
[02:04] <|3lack|ce> theine: clicked on the 'click here to install' at the top of FF.
[02:04] <paulproteus> I think it's in the View menu.
[02:04] <welp> holycow, paulproteusm, so the only point in 64bitness is the support for 64bit filenames as opposed to 32bit filenames?
[02:04] <theine> |3lack|ce, and you're using i386?
[02:04] <welp> apart from what holycow just said
[02:04] <|3lack|ce> theine: yep.
[02:05] <theine> |3lack|ce, ok
[02:05] <paulproteus> welp: "64-bit filenames"?
[02:05] <holycow> heh
[02:05] <holycow> 64 bit file names
[02:05] <welp> paulproteus, wha...
[02:05] <holycow> thats funny
[02:05] <Corin_777> paulproteus, i didnt understand....
[02:05] <holycow> welp, this isn't dos dude
[02:05] <holycow> its support for 64 bit tasks
[02:05] <theine> |3lack|ce, it's strange that firefox is still crashing
[02:05] <welp> yeah but....
[02:05] <ookami> yikes! thats a lot of stuff in that folder :) but thanks! now i can get a better understanding of the file system!
[02:05] <bla|patrick> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AzureusHowTo?highlight=%28azureus%29 <--- which universe and multiverse must be there
[02:05] <bla|patrick> cant find any hint in repos thats connected to azureus
[02:05] <welp> i though something strange was going to happen in 2038
[02:05] <|3lack|ce> theine: very. there's a new version of FF out effective yesterday though - considering updating but don't know how to manually install it -
[02:05] <welp> or something
[02:06] <holycow> what does that haveto do with 64 bit?
[02:06] <welp> something to do with the unix time system
[02:06] <theine> |3lack|ce, by the way, Shockwave Flash and Futuresplash Player are really one and the same plugin
[02:06] <|3lack|ce> theine: and can't get thunderbird at all :P
[02:06] <Corin_777> paulproteus, will you help? :)
[02:06] <holycow> welp thats a specific issue that has nothing to do with 64 bit support :)
[02:06] <theine> |3lack|ce, thunderbird doesn't work either??
[02:06] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. thanks on that - and I'll keep that in mind. annoying really since one of my games sites is flash-dependent :/
[02:06] <holycow> your like way offtopic
[02:06] <welp> holycow, ohhh....
[02:06] <|3lack|ce> theine: nope - couldn't ever get it to install. kept crashing in apt.
[02:06] <welp> me?
[02:07] <holycow> explaining the difference is probably beyond irc at this point, go use google
[02:07] <welp> oh well....
[02:07] <|3lack|ce> theine: gonna try it from synaptic later.
[02:07] <theine> |3lack|ce, what did you do? sudo apt-get install mozilla-thunderbird ?
[02:08] <|3lack|ce> theine: nope. install throws you straight into aptitude on firstboot - installed from there.
[02:08] <theine> |3lack|ce, that's news to me...
[02:08] <welp> what's the latest ubuntu?
[02:08] <welp> breezy badger?
[02:08] <senectus> so where do we hide the doco on the ubuntu "server" install?
[02:08] <theine> welp, 5.10
[02:09] <|3lack|ce> theine: happened on all 5 of my hoary cd's. can't get a clean install from any of 'em and pay hell trying to get kernel on (takes 3 tries).
[02:09] <senectus> Welp, aka Breezy
[02:09] <welp> okies
[02:09] <theine> |3lack|ce, so what kind of error messages do you get when trying a clean install?
[02:09] <holycow> looks like its time to repackage xscreensavers-data package and get rid of 99% of the crappy screen savers :)
[02:10] <holycow> hehe
[02:10] <orbx> can anyone suggest a good C++ compiler?
[02:10] <|3lack|ce> theine: redscreen at kernel attempt - then I go back to 'install base system'. repeat about 2 or 3 times and the kernel will finally install.
[02:10] <Riddell> orbx: g++
[02:10] <|3lack|ce> theine: then, after everything's done and it's setup for firstboot
[02:10] <mifritscher> hi
[02:10] <barongas> holycow, there's nothing wrong with 99% of the bad screensavers!
[02:10] <orbx> Riddell: Where can i download g++ from?
[02:11] <|3lack|ce> theine: I get 'there were errors in the installation - I will now launch aptitude. If you don't fix it from here, you'll have to fix it manually later.'
[02:11] <|3lack|ce> theine: then I get aptitude.
[02:11] <Riddell> orbx: the ubuntu archives
[02:11] <mifritscher> I'm installing ubuntu on a failry slow machine (233 Mhz, 256 MB ram)
[02:11] <theine> |3lack|ce, please open up a terminal and type "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop"
[02:11] <barongas> orbx, sudo apt-get install g++
[02:11] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. sec.
[02:11] <orbx> Riddell: thank you
[02:11] <mifritscher> I have partitioned the HDDs and then entered Install the base system
[02:12] <mifritscher> but a minute later I come back to the main installer menu
[02:12] <dell500> if something isn't responding in console, how do  you kill it?
[02:12] <mustard5> mifritscher, I've seen ubuntu installed on lower spec machines
[02:12] <|3lack|ce> theine: 33% [Release gpgv 1877] Trace/breakpoint trap
[02:12] <mifritscher> yes
[02:12] <theine> |3lack|ce, what the?
[02:12] <mifritscher> that's why I'm wondering
[02:12] <|3lack|ce> theine: that's what came back. weird eh?
[02:12] <mifritscher> I'm installing it on vmware btw
[02:12] <orbx> barongas: whats 'sudo apt-get install g++'
[02:13] <theine> |3lack|ce, indeed
[02:13] <mustard5> mifritscher, ah ok..I have no idea about vmware :)
[02:13] <theine> |3lack|ce, try just "sudo apt-get update"
[02:13] <|3lack|ce> theine: I was expecting a file update or something - and an install attempt. that's just odd. k. sec.
[02:13] <mifritscher> but it worked on vmware an another machine
[02:13] <Siph0n> lol its always a coincidence... someone is always asking a question i have the same question to :)
[02:13] <theine> |3lack|ce, you'll probably get the same error again, but just to be sure
[02:13] <|3lack|ce> theine: 0% [Working] Trace/breakpoint trap
[02:13] <Siph0n> my firefox kept crashing too cause of flash :)
[02:13] <mifritscher> I've the problem that a few entries of the menu are scrambled, too
[02:14] <|3lack|ce> theine: that's from root terminal btw. no sudo necessary
[02:14] <Siph0n> just fixed it through synaptic tho...
[02:14] <mustard5> Siph0n, what was the fix?
[02:14] <theine> |3lack|ce, how did you get a root prompt?
[02:14] <|3lack|ce> siph0n: how?
[02:14] <|3lack|ce> theine: applications > system tools > root terminal.
[02:14] <Siph0n> lol it just crashed again :(
[02:15] <orbx> Riddell: where in the ubuntu archives do i look for G+
[02:15] <theine> |3lack|ce, ok, fine
[02:15] <Seveas> orbx, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[02:15] <|3lack|ce> theine: amazing what we noobs can come up with, ain't it?
[02:15] <theine> |3lack|ce, well, the first thing you should try to fix is definitely the package manager
[02:15] <Siph0n> i searched for flash, and clicked libswfdec0.3
[02:15] <theine> |3lack|ce, yes, very impressive
[02:15] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. how?
[02:16] <orbx> Seveas: im new to linux whats does the command do and where do i put it?
[02:16] <mustard5> Siph0n, are you using and intel vid card?
[02:16] <theine> |3lack|ce, google for the error message you get from "apt-get update"
[02:16] <mustard5> Siph0n, in particular the Intel 855GM
[02:16] <theine> |3lack|ce, that's how i would get started...
[02:16] <|3lack|ce> theine: btw I'm running nvidia vidcard - but have nvidia-glx installed.  k. I'll google it.
[02:16] <Siph0n> the vid card is a GeForce 5900XT
[02:17] <mustard5> Siph0n, hmmm k
[02:17] <|3lack|ce> theine: whups, no help there - got back "Your search -  33% [Release gpgv 1877] Trace/breakpoint trap - did not match any documents."
[02:18] <theine> |3lack|ce, I'd leave out 33% [...]
[02:18] <mustard5> Siph0n, you've done this command too ? sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libesd.so.0 /usr/lib/libesd.so.1
[02:18] <theine> |3lack|ce, try "ping www.google.com" from the root terminal
[02:19] <|3lack|ce> theine: did - just put in Release gpgv 1877 - got back a page in russian, and a log of some emails at hobart group - nothing pertaining to th eerror there.
[02:19] <theine> |3lack|ce, I didn't get any helpful results either...
[02:19] <|3lack|ce> theine: pinging just fine and dandy.
[02:20] <theine> |3lack|ce, then type "apt-setup"
[02:20] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. sec.
[02:20] <|3lack|ce> theine: k. doing it now.
[02:21] <|3lack|ce> theine: ok this is odd. I got back 'CD rom contains a non-ubuntu cd' - but it's the original ubuntu cd I installed from....
[02:22] <theine> |3lack|ce, can you let apt-setup ignore this and go on?
[02:22] <|3lack|ce> theine: now it's asking me to choose a source - got an ftp or http I can give it?
[02:22] <theine> |3lack|ce, choose http
[02:22] <|3lack|ce> theine: failed to access the ubuntu archive.
[02:22] <theine> |3lack|ce, that's no good
[02:22] <|3lack|ce> theine: asking for a different source
[02:22] <egoplastiek> just a small question about webmin: i can't see the modules after resolving a major problem with webmin after an ubuntu-upgrade...
[02:22] <|3lack|ce> theine: yah, tell me about it. gonna try ftp next
[02:23] <theine> |3lack|ce, try ftp then
[02:23] <bone_idol> where can i download a pdf of the ubuntu 5.10 starter guidee ??
[02:23] <|3lack|ce> theine: getting something off ftp.
[02:23] <|3lack|ce> theine: Grrrr. same. it hit a couple things, then 'failed to access the ubuntu archive' again.
[02:23] <_jason> !starterguide
[02:23] <ubotu> _jason: What?
[02:23] <bone_idol> :-(
[02:24] <_jason> someone should make that :P let's see if we can find one
[02:24] <theine> |3lack|ce, can you paste your /etc/apt/sources.list on pastebin.com?
[02:24] <theine> |3lack|ce, I think Ubuntu doesn't like your cdrom drive by the way...
[02:24] <|3lack|ce> theine: how do I view sources.list? I'm in the right directory.
[02:25] <|3lack|ce> theine: it liked the cd/rw even less... both atapi, I don't know why it doesn't.
[02:25] <mustard5> |3lack|ce, cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:25] <theine> |3lack|ce, infinitely many choices... try "less /etc/apt/sources.list"
[02:25] <|3lack|ce> theine: nothing in sources.list other than things commented.
[02:26] <Siph0n> oops sorry was away... didnt do that sudo ln -s /usr ....... command
[02:26] <|3lack|ce> theine: commented == things with two #'s by them, or one # by them, or both?
[02:26] <theine> |3lack|ce, both
[02:27] <theine> |3lack|ce, can you join #flood please ?
[02:27] <|3lack|ce> theine: heading there now.
[02:28] <theine> |3lack|ce, try this one
[02:28] <smergler2> hey guys i just installed hoary on my laptop and it wont find my video drivers.. any advice
[02:28] <_jason> bone_idol, I don't know if there is one, is there a particular reason you need a pdf?
[02:28] <mustard5> Siph0n, its to do with setting up sound, but you never know..it might be an issue
[02:28] <bone_idol> _jason: I'm giving aC[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[Cway preinstalled ubuntu pc
[02:29] <bone_idol> and i wnat to prsss some docs in peoples hands
[02:29] <bone_idol> oops
[02:29] <Siph0n> k, just did it :)
[02:29] <_jason> bone_idol, http://help.ubuntu.com/starterguide/C/faqguide-all.html
[02:29] <Siph0n> having a problem playing mp3s... think thats the reason?
[02:29] <dell500> i just did sudo chown -R dell500:dell500 /media/raid0/ but it still doesn't give me permission  to write these files
[02:29] <_jason> bone_idol, that's one one web page which should print out ok
[02:29] <mustard5> possibly
[02:29] <mustard5> Siph0n, possibly
[02:29] <darksoul> how do i run starcraft on wine
[02:30] <darksoul> !starcraft
[02:30] <ubotu> parse error: dunno what the heck you're talking about, darksoul
[02:30] <lastnode> darksoul, does it use directx?
[02:30] <mustard5> Siph0n, perhaps its a sound configuration issue
[02:30] <darksoul> lastnode: yea i think, but i just need to know how to get past the cd athurication
[02:30] <Siph0n> nope :( still says i dont have the right plugin
[02:30] <lastnode> darksoul, wine doesnt do directx afaik
[02:31] <darksoul> lastnode: i have gotten it to work before, i just need to know how to get past cd athurication on start
[02:31] <mustard5> Siph0n, what did you install from synaptic?
[02:31] <lastnode> darksoul, mm no idea then mate
[02:31] <mustard5> Siph0n, flashplugin-nonfree ?
[02:33] <linux_dude> how can i upgrade to breezy
[02:33] <Siph0n> no.... can i use apt-get for that?
[02:33] <_jason> ubotu, tell linux_dude about breezy
[02:34] <Corin> can someone help me
[02:34] <b_e_n_z> linux_dude, edit /etc/apt/sources.list to use the breezy repositories; apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:34] <Corin> my /var/www/sam/ folder is showing in it my entire pc
[02:34] <Corin> the files in /var/www/sam/home/corin/ are the same that i created in /home/corin/ ....
[02:34] <Corin> what has happened???
[02:34] <ookami> i got a problem........ when i do:gedit ~/.wine/configthe file comes back blank..... nothing in there. im trying to set up DVD decryptor.
[02:35] <orbx> can someone give me a link to where i can get g++
[02:35] <Corin> ???
[02:35] <Amaranth> ookami: that means that file doesn't exist
[02:35] <xerxas> orbx: : apt-get install g++ ?
[02:35] <ptlo> Corin, in terminal, type: ls -l /var/www | grep sam and check if the file is a symbolic link to /   (it will show up like: sam -> / )
[02:35] <smergler2> hey guys i just installed hoary on my laptop and it wont find my video drivers.. any advice
[02:36] <Seveas> smergler2, which card/
[02:36] <orbx> xerxas: im new to linux what does that do?
[02:36] <ookami> Amaranth, thats what i was thinking. Is that normal?
[02:36] <Siph0n> apt-get could not find flashplugin-nonfree
[02:36] <MolloS> i need to login as root (linux-noob) and i have Ubuntu 5.10, can anyone help me?
[02:36] <mustard5> Siph0n, yep, but probably need multiverse enabled
[02:36] <smergler2> Seveas: its the generic one that came with my dell laptop
[02:36] <mustard5> !info flashplugin-nonfree
[02:36] <ubotu> flashplugin-nonfree: (Macromedia Flash Player plugin installer), section multiverse/web, is optional. Version: 7.0.25-5 (breezy), Packaged size: 22 kB, Installed size: 156 kB
[02:36] <Siph0n> how i enable that?
[02:36] <Amaranth> ookami: it is if that's not the name of the file
[02:36] <Amaranth> ookami: or if you don't have wine installed
[02:36] <LathropWells> Hi Seveas :)
[02:36] <Seveas> Siph0n, enable multiverse
[02:36] <orbx> what do i do with  'apt-get install g++'
[02:37] <Corin> ptlo, http://<IP_ADDRESS>/pastebin/view.php?id=7    thats what i did...
[02:37] <Corin> ?
[02:37] <anthony4286> did you upgrade?
[02:37] <xerxas> orbx: it installs g++
[02:37] <orbx> where do i type it
[02:37] <nalioth_zZz> cafuego: several hfs+ partitions as a matter of fact
[02:37] <ptlo> orbx, that instals the software package 'g++', which is what you want. this is a command-line usage, if you prefer gui, go to System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager
[02:37] <Seveas> !tell Siph0n about sources
[02:37] <xerxas> orbx: if you're a newbie use synaptic package manager
[02:37] <ookami> Amaranth, i do have it installed. i was just now running dvd decryptor, but its saying no drives detected.
[02:37] <holycow> does anyone know where xscreensaver stores the screensaver list?  i can remove individual ones but then they become greyed out which is not really helpfull, they should dissapear entirely from the list ... ?
[02:37] <it> if I want to download from " Seveas' Breezy packages v5.10
[02:37] <it> Powered By Yars" .. what do I need to do?
[02:37] <smergler2> Seveas: anything?
[02:37] <xerxas> orbx: why do you need g++ ?
[02:37] <Seveas> it, send me a msg :)
[02:37] <ookami> amaranth, so im going over all the steps, and the one i skiped was editing the conf because......... well, its just not there.
[02:38] <LathropWells> Is there an open source alternative plugin for .ram files?
[02:38] <ptlo> orbx, ubuntu has thousantds of software packages prepared for your system, you can search/browse/install/uninstall them via synaptic. almost everything you want can be already found there (so if you want to install new software, you should check there first, instead of compiling it yourself)
[02:38] <Amaranth> ookami: run wincfg
[02:38] <Amaranth> err
[02:38] <Seveas> smergler2, lspci output on the pastebin please
[02:38] <Amaranth> winecfg
[02:38] <smergler2> you want me to send you a msg i assume right?
[02:38] <orbx> xerxas: i need g++ to program c++
[02:38] <ookami> amaranth, done. i see wine configuration panel.......
[02:38] <ptlo> Corin, well, that's strange. can you show me the output of: mount
[02:38] <it> Seveas: like this? :)
[02:38] <Seveas> smergler2, no, on the pastebin
[02:38] <mustard5> Siph0n, you need to edit your sources.list did you get a link to the sources from ubotu?
[02:38] <Seveas> !pastebin
[02:39] <ubotu> pastebin is, like, a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl
[02:39] <Corin> ptlo, i just write "mount"?
[02:39] <ptlo> Corin, yes. that will display the mounted filesystems
[02:39] <LathropWells> Cedega is much easier to configure "Point2Play" - $5 pm isn't very much.
[02:39] <Amaranth> ookami: have fun
[02:39] <casola> ciao
[02:39] <Siph0n> yup
[02:39] <Amaranth> ookami: it should be easy enough to figure out on your own
[02:39] <Amaranth> ookami: but i've never run it so...
[02:39] <ookami> ah! it should be cdrom0 not cdrom.
[02:39] <Corin> ptlo, http://<IP_ADDRESS>/pastebin/view.php?id=8
[02:39] <anthony4286> i dont have any sound
[02:39] <anthony4286> i checked the connections
[02:40] <mustard5> Siph0n, k..well if you have any questions....
[02:40] <Seveas> it, yeah sort of :)
[02:40] <Seveas> see what miracles that does ;)
[02:40] <smergler2> Seveas: sent
[02:40] <orbx> thank you very much xerxas it worked fine
[02:40] <LathropWells> Amaranth - Is there an alternative plugin for .ram files. realplayer just isn't very good
[02:40] <Amaranth> LathropWells: not that i know of
[02:41] <MolloS> does anyone know how to install mp3 support for ubuntu?
[02:41] <Amaranth> LathropWells: but realplayer 10 was excellent when i used it
[02:41] <Amaranth> !mp3
[02:41] <ubotu> well, mp3 is to enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[02:41] <Corin> ptlo, any ideas?  and do you like my pastebin? :P
[02:41] <Corin> (i havent had time to give it a nice look yet... :P
[02:41] <ptlo> Corin, for some reason, you have mounted your entire system to /var/www/sam directory ... so it shows up in two places. the immediate fix is to do: sudo unmount  /var/www/sam , but if some software has done this setup, it will probably show up again after reboot
[02:41] <Corin> ok
[02:41] <ptlo> CoOL-S, pastebin's nice :) btw can i look at your /etc/fstab ?
[02:41] <gsuveg> Seveas: hi. i whant to get skype.deb from you
[02:41] <Seveas> smergler2, good, put your /etc/X11/xorg.conf there too
[02:41] <ptlo> Corin, astebin's nice :) btw can i look at your /etc/fstab ?
[02:41] <LathropWells> Amaranth - Okay, - jeez with the only player for ram files and money. - you think at least the player would be good. - lol
[02:42] <gsuveg> Seveas: ti works with artsdp ?
[02:42] <Seveas> smergler2, does X start at all?
[02:42] <mustard5> gsuveg, I have another link if seveas's server is down
[02:42] <Seveas> gsuveg, no idea, I don't use it myself
[02:42] <Seveas> mustard5, it's not :)
[02:42] <Corin> ptlo, sudo: unmount: not found
[02:42] <Amaranth> LathropWells: it doesn't cost money
[02:42] <gsuveg> i need this deb :)
[02:42] <mustard5> Seveas, k
[02:42] <mustard5> !skype
[02:42] <ubotu> it has been said that skype is http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/SkypeHowto/ Breezy deb: http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl
[02:42] <ptlo> Corin: sorry,  umount
[02:43] <LathropWells> Seveas - Thanks You for running server.
[02:43] <Seveas> gsuveg, you can grab it
[02:43] <Steinbeck1> every now and then when i open limewire the computer locks up and i have to restart the computer
[02:43] <gsuveg> Seveas: http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl/pool/breezy-extras/skype_<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu0_i386.deb  403 Forbidden
[02:43] <Steinbeck1> any idea on why that would happen?
[02:44] <smergler2> Seveas: sent and yes.. it just doesnt go full screen
[02:44] <Corin> ptlo, umount: /var/www/sam: device is busy
[02:44] <Seveas> gsuveg, hmm, you should be able to download
[02:44] <xerxas> orbx: great
[02:44] <gsuveg> pardon?
[02:44] <ptlo> Corin, ok then you've got something using it.
[02:44] <xerxas> orbx: apt-get install does the same but through the command line
[02:44] <Corin> ptlo apache2?
[02:45] <ptlo> Corin, this didn't happen by accident, you probably installed/configured some software so it did that ... i'm sorry that i can't provide you with any specific help :(
[02:45] <ptlo> Corin, perhaps, try stopping apache and then unmounting
[02:45] <Corin> ok, dont go though
[02:45] <Corin> how do i stop apache?
[02:46] <Seveas> Corin, sudo invoke-rc.d apache2 stop
[02:46] <jjones> does anyone know of a good alternative to the clock applet in gnome?  whenever i click on the clock to view the calendar, it starts up evolution processes and tries to connect to an exchange server (I guess)
[02:46] <gsuveg> Seveas: im made it myself
[02:46] <orbx> i have installed g++ via the synaptic package manager, but how do i run it?
[02:46] <gsuveg> mustard5: thanks, im rebuild it fom wiki
[02:46] <mustard5> gsuveg, k
[02:47] <smergler2> Seveas: anything?
[02:47] <Corin> ptlo and Seveas, device stil busy...
[02:47] <mustard5> gsuveg, there is a pre-made one at a link on that page though if you feel lazy ;)
[02:47] <gsuveg> Seveas: are you update the skype after every release ?
[02:48] <Corin> ?
[02:48] <gsuveg> mustard5: now works the apt-get :)
[02:48] <gsuveg> im happy
[02:48] <darksoul> were do i install ABIT drivers?
[02:48] <darksoul> (for my motherboard)
[02:48] <ptlo> Corin, to see which processes are accessing /var/www/sam, you can use: sudo fuser -m /var/www/sam
[02:48] <mustard5> gsuveg, thats the main thing
[02:49] <ptlo> Corin, that should list process id's of processes using it. then you can do: ps auxw | grep <pid_from_the_list> to see what's going on
[02:49] <zms> anybody using udev with LVM?
[02:49] <gsuveg> mustard5: but my deb is finished too :)
[02:49] <Seveas> gsuveg, yes
[02:50] <gsuveg> Seveas: then im use your source then
[02:50] <Corin> ptlo, http://pastebin.com/431638
[02:50] <Corin> ptlo, quite a lot...
[02:51] <ptlo> Corin, oh, that's the list that's using / (root fs) also .... it won't be of much help :(
[02:51] <gsuveg> core dump :(
[02:51] <orbx> i have installed g++ via the synaptic package manager, but how do i run
[02:51] <ptlo> orbx: type: g++
[02:52] <smergler2> Seveas: hello?
[02:52] <ptlo> orbx, what exactly do you need? programming environment, installing a third-party package from source, or something else?
[02:52] <orbx> ptlo: type g++ where, the terminal?
[02:52] <ptlo> orbx, yes.
[02:52] <Corin_777> ptlo, ?
[02:52] <zms> anybody using udev with LVM?
[02:52] <orbx> ptlo: i need a C++ compiler
[02:52] <ptlo> orbx, that will invoke the command-line C++ compiler
[02:52] <gsuveg> Seveas: artsdsp -m skype and if i call it drop a core dump
[02:53] <orbx> ptlo: i typed and it said 'no input files'
[02:53] <ptlo> Corin_777, dunno, sorry, i'm out of ideas :(
[02:53] <Corin_777> :o
[02:53] <Corin_777> could i kill all those processes?
[02:53] <Corin_777> and how?
[02:53] <ptlo> orbx: to compile some c++ source, use this: g++ -o program_name program_source.cpp
[02:54] <orbx> ptlo: ok i will go test out
[02:54] <ptlo> Corin_777, no, you don't want to kill these, it's the entire system (see, the init process (1) is also in the list). your best bet is to locate why sam is mounted, prevent it from happening after reboot, and then rebooting the machine
[02:54] <Corin_777> ptlo, can i just delete the "sam" folder?
[02:54] <darksoul> how do i get my motherboards drivers for linux? *abit*
[02:55] <ptlo> Corin_777, not while it's still mounted. if you touch anything inside, you'll delete the original fiels on / also, and that's certainly not w hat you want
[02:55] <ptlo> Corin_777, is /var/www/sam mentioned in your /etc/fstab?
[02:55] <Corin_777> im not sure...
[02:55] <Corin_777> i'll check when its rebooted
[02:55] <ptlo> Corin_777: grep sam /etc/fstab
[02:56] <Corin_777> grep?
[02:56] <orbx> ptlo: when i type that i get the same error message 'no input files'
[02:57] <ptlo> orbx, well, did you specify the name of the source file (instead of "program_source.cpp" in the example)?
[02:58] <orbx> ptlo: yes i did, do you have to display the full DIR and if so can you give me another example please
[02:59] <void^> orbx, type: echo -ne "#include <iostream>\nint main() { std::cout << \"Hello\"; }\n" > tfile.cpp && g++ tfile.cpp && ./a.out
[03:00] <dtamas> [off] How can I export all of mail form gmail?
[03:00] <smergler2> Seveas: the thing is posted.. doyou have any ideas
[03:01] <darksoul> im using ABIT motherboard, were do i get the drivers?
[03:01] <void^> what drivers? why drivers?
[03:01] <orbx> void^: nothing happended.
[03:01] <darksoul> i need em so i can view my system info temp/etc/fan speeds..the like
[03:01] <ptlo> orbx, http://rafb.net/paste/results/exawg450.html
[03:02] <darksoul> !abit
[03:02] <ubotu> darksoul: Are you smoking crack?
[03:02] <darksoul> !nivida
[03:02] <ubotu> darksoul: No idea
[03:02] <MarceloRedes> Algum brasileiro ?
[03:02] <void^> darksoul, either use acpi or lm_sensors or the like
[03:02] <darksoul> void: were do i get them?
[03:02] <void^> might need lm_sensors to view fan speeds and toys like that
[03:02] <MarceloRedes> preciso de ajuda para instalar o Ubuntu
[03:02] <rambo3> is there something wrong with crack now
[03:02] <darksoul> void: can i change the fan speeds? lol..
[03:03] <ptlo> Corin_777, grep <pattern> <file> ...  checks for pattern in the file, and displays the lines in which it's found
[03:03] <void^> no.
[03:03] <darksoul> ,,,,,
[03:03] <orbx> ptlo: what is the link for?
[03:03] <MarceloRedes> Brazilian ?
[03:03] <void^> i'm not aware of a way to change fan speeds (not that anyone would need such a feature)
[03:03] <darksoul> void: were do i get them thou
[03:03] <darksoul> void: i know lol...but were do i get the programs
[03:03] <void^> should be available via apt-get
[03:04] <darksoul> void: what one sould i get?
[03:04] <void^> package called lm-sensors in debian
[03:04] <darksoul> void: what ones better for viewing system info
[03:04] <void^> acpi is in your kernel, if it's enabled. see /proc/acpi/*
[03:05] <void^> or install acpi package and do acpi -V
[03:05] <Corin_777> ptlo, fstab is this: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/pastebin/view.php?id=9
[03:05] <darksoul> void: it says its installed...but i dont see it..what do i type in to run it =/
[03:05] <ptlo> orbx, it's an example of g++ invocation (essentially what void^ said, just in a few lines)
[03:05] <ptlo> Corin_777, there, in the last line, is your problem
[03:06] <mustard5> Siph0n, you had any success with getting that package?
[03:06] <orbx> ptlo: i know but is there a quick test i can run to see if g++ is actually working
[03:06] <Corin_777> ptlo, ok, what should i change?
[03:06] <ptlo> orbx, that's the quick test :)
[03:06] <orbx> ptlo: i see
[03:06] <rambo3> i gave up on acpi , removed it from my debian laptop.
[03:06] <ddaa> Hey, anybody can hint me at a vaguely sane way to get gutenprint 5.0.0-rc1 up and running on breezy?
[03:07] <SirKillalot> can I change the channel of volume my keyboard shortcut changes?
[03:07] <ddaa> (I need it to get a proper driver for an Epson stylus cx3650)
[03:07] <Corin_777> ptlo, using my pastebin, can you show me what fstab SHOULD look like for me?
[03:07] <Corin_777> :)
[03:07] <darksoul> void: what command do i need to type in terminal
[03:07] <ptlo> Corin_777, well, if you delete that last line, and reboot, it won't be mounted on next reboot. but if some program put it there, it may fail/crash or add it again :)
[03:07] <SirKillalot> darksoul, what??
[03:07] <SirKillalot> darksoul, ah understood
[03:07] <ptlo> Corin_777, the line with LABEL=/ in the beginning is suspicious to me
[03:08] <Corin_777> ok
[03:08] <Corin_777> brb
[03:08] <darksoul> SirKillalot: what do i type in terminal to run sensord
[03:09] <Siph0n> sorry nope, no success... i tryed the new sources.list, and had issues.. i have to get to class tho :(
[03:09] <Siph0n> ill try again later, or during class :)
[03:09] <SirKillalot> darksoul, I guess "sensord"
[03:09] <BluesRocker> I have problem with artsd with some KDE apps, need help
[03:09] <darksoul> SirKillalot i typed that in..nothing happened
[03:10] <BluesRocker> !artsd
[03:10] <ubotu> BluesRocker: I don't know, could you explain it?
[03:10] <frogzoo> ptlo: you do know LABEL=/ in fstab is legit, n'est ce pas?
[03:10] <darksoul> SirKillalot: all i want to do is see fan speeds and temp
[03:10] <orbx> ptlo: when i typed it nothing happend, just skipped to the next line
[03:11] <gsuveg> Seveas: thanks a lot.
[03:11] <gsuveg> bye
[03:11] <ptlo> frogzoo, of course. corin's problem is that something mounted root partiion to another place (so he now has /dev/hda1 mounted on two places), and the LABEL=/ string is located in the "offending" line, that's what i was referring to
[03:11] <darksoul> anyone know how to moniter your cpu temp and fan speeds, etc?
[03:11] <frogzoo> ptlo: sure, cool, np
[03:11] <ptlo> frogzoo, if you h ave any knowledge of what in ubuntu would remount root fs, please share it with us (i don't know what's happening here)
[03:12] <frogzoo> ptlo: Corin_777 show me the fstab...
[03:12] <LathropWells> darksoul - void gave that info earlier - my desktop had this  sudo cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/*
[03:12] <ptlo> frogzoo, http://<IP_ADDRESS>/pastebin/view.php?id=9
[03:13] <darksoul> LathropWells: i know he gave the info, i downloaded,but how do i use the program
[03:13] <jino> hi all
[03:13] <jino> how can i upgrade to breezy ?
[03:13] <jino> plz help
[03:13] <void^> darksoul, if you're talking about acpi, you need no program. navigate to /proc/acpi and look at the files there.
[03:13] <rambo3> arent there gdesklets for monitoring such stuff?
[03:13] <dabaR_> ubotu: tell jino about breezy
[03:13] <Corin_777> ptlo, youre a genius
[03:14] <Corin_777> its sorted
[03:14] <raphink> change your repos and run dist-upgrade jino
[03:14] <darksoul> void: im talking about that sensors
[03:14] <LathropWells> darksoul - i dunno - i come here and you guys insist on teaching me something. - guess #windows would be better for sleeping. eh?
[03:14] <Corin_777> possible because i uninstalled quota and quotatool before rebooting, but yay!
[03:14] <void^> darksoul, for lm-sensors you run sensors-detect as root to config and sensors to see the readouts
[03:14] <darksoul> LathropWells: hell no windows sucks
[03:14] <Seveas> !tell jino about breezy
[03:14] <Seveas> narf
[03:15] <Seveas> !tell Seveas to start reading
[03:15] <ptlo> Corin_777, np, glad i could help :)
[03:15] <Corin_777> :D
[03:15] <Corin_777> now, back to my original problem...  :P
[03:15] <SirKillalot> darksoul, I type "sensors" for that
[03:15] <Corin_777> is it possible to limit the size of /var/www/sam/ ?
[03:15] <Corin_777> :)
[03:15] <dabaR_> !tell Seveas about talking to himself through the bot
[03:15] <void^> (and there are vartious plugins available for window managers and gkrellm etc)
[03:15] <void^> -t
[03:16] <LathropWells> talking to himself through the bot
[03:16] <LathropWells> oops
[03:16] <frogzoo> ptlo: Corin_777 - mount can get confused if you start mixing volume labels with device names, just btw
[03:16] <dabaR_> LathropWells: do it in private
[03:16] <Corin_777> ok frogzoo
[03:16] <darksoul> void: for /proc/acpi, whats the command i need to run to scan it or whatever..it keeps saying command not found
[03:16] <Corin_777> frogzoo, could you help me limit the size of that directory please?
[03:16] <frogzoo> Corin_777: on the last line?
[03:17] <Corin_777> what last line?
[03:17] <frogzoo> /var/www/sam ?
[03:17] <dabaR_> darksoul: have you tried cat?
[03:17] <darksoul> dabaR: no
[03:17] <Corin_777> i frogzoo, i have fixed the problem, but i want to make it so that /var/www/sam/ can only be a certain size...
[03:17] <void^> darksoul, open a terminal. type cd /proc/acpi. type ls. type cd thermal. type ls. go on on your own.
[03:18] <void^> sorry, thermal_zone, not thermal
[03:18] <frogzoo> Corin_777: the cop out would be to give it its own partition ?
[03:18] <Corin_777> frogzoo, how?  im quite new to linux, even newer to command-line
[03:20] <frogzoo> Corin_777: with an unformatted disk, you can use fdisk to create & delete disk partitions - but once you've installed, you're a bit restricted as to what's possible - do a "sudo fdisk -l" & it will show you current disk layout
[03:21] <Corin_777> frogzoo, http://<IP_ADDRESS>/pastebin/view.php?id=10
[03:22] <Seveas> return of the spam freaks
[03:23] <IcemanV9> any1 - what's the command to list all software installed on my box??
[03:23] <Seveas> IcemanV9, dpkg -l
[03:24] <Corin_777> frogzoo, ???
[03:24] <frogzoo> Corin_777: you've got 19.5 gigs allocated to /, & 500meg to swap - how customised is your install I'm wondering?
[03:24] <IcemanV9> awesome! thanks, Seveas
[03:24] <Corin_777> frogzoo, i just installed it default...
[03:25] <Corin_777> i formatted the HDD, then installed ubuntu on it
[03:25] <frogzoo> Corin_777: usually you'd only allocate say a couple gig to /, then have a /usr about 15gig, and maybe a couple for /var, couple for /home + swap
[03:26] <orbx> ptlo: i have done that test and it came up with a error message is that good or bad ?
[03:26] <frogzoo> Corin_777: the thing is, fdisk lets you plan the disk allocation to your file systems, but once the OS is installed, it's a bit difficult to go back & start again
[03:26] <Corin_777> ok
[03:26] <Corin_777> so is there a way to allocate a quota without partitions?
[03:27] <LathropWells> Is there a good tar script for Ubuntu?   A way to boot from a copied CD image?
[03:27] <frogzoo> Corin_777: sure, but it uses CPU - it's better if you can preallocate it, but guess you can use quotas & should be ok
[03:27] <Corin_777> frogzoo, will you help me set it up?
[03:28] <ptlo> orbx, that's bad. please paste the error message (see the topic for paste address)
[03:28] <frogzoo> Corin_777: well bear with me, I haven't done this before either
[03:28] <Corin_777> ok frogzoo
[03:28] <Corin_777> at least you have the advantage of not being dumb
[03:28] <Corin_777> :P
[03:28] <nalioth> Corin_777: being dumb is correctable
[03:28] <Corin_777> nalioth, quit it lol
[03:29] <dpupp> im having some major issues getting wine working right and im in need of some help on a step by step basis. could someone assist me please? i just removed everything wine to start clean.
[03:29] <Silencer> I have a problem :(
[03:29] <Silencer> W: GPG error: http://cs.archive.ubuntu.com breezy Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:29] <nalioth> ubotu: tell Silencer about gpgerr
[03:30] <nalioth> Silencer: check your priv msgs, please
[03:30] <LathropWells>   dpupp - we aren't very good with wine here best advice is at frankscorner.org or #wine #cedega here on freenode
[03:30] <dpupp> ah thanks
[03:30] <rambo3> dpupp -> http://sidenet.ddo.jp/winetips/config.html
[03:30] <Silencer> nalioth, thx too much
[03:32] <mustard5> :)
[03:32] <_native_> its early
[03:32] <nathanj> anyone know why icant access the font i copy into gnome fonts:////?
[03:33] <dpupp> rambo, it provides no instructions on installing :( i dont mean to sound dumb, im just really new to this.
[03:34] <nathanj> mustard5: oh please this is harder than i thoigh its a manual font i downloaded off the internet
[03:34] <nathanj> not a deb
[03:34] <rambo3> well you donload : wine-config-sidenet-1.9.0.tgz , then unpack it  and read readme file. download dcom and other stiff that is says , and install ot
[03:34] <welp> does wine work well in ubuntu?
[03:34] <rambo3> yes
[03:35] <mustard5> nathan_, in the wiki I can see a couple of different ways to install fonts
[03:35] <nathanj> im running cedega-i386 under amd64 perfectly with no chroot :)
[03:35] <nathanj> mustard5: havin look now
[03:35] <mustard5> nathan_, one is the way you are doing it..I assume dragging and dropping the font into nautilus
[03:35] <mustard5> nathan_, I'll get the link
[03:36] <mustard5> nathanj, https://wiki.ubuntu.com//FontInstallHowto
[03:36] <nathanj> yeah
[03:36] <nathanj> but it aint work ing :P
[03:36] <frogzoo> Corin_777: did you delete that last line in fstab, with the LABEL=/ ???
[03:36] <Corin_777> yes
[03:36] <mustard5> nathanj, I suppose you could try the other manual install options :)
[03:36] <nalioth> nathanj: install any truetype fonts in ~/.fonts
[03:37] <mustard5> nathan_, but perhaps if one fails they all fail..who knows
[03:37] <nathanj> this is a pcf file
[03:37] <dpupp> how do i search for a file in ubuntu? i want to see where a conf file went.
[03:37] <nathanj> linux spec font gile
[03:37] <nathanj> dpupp: locate <filename>
[03:37] <dpupp> k
[03:37] <nathanj> dpupp: but do updatedb before ya start searching :)
[03:38] <orbx> ptlo: im sorry i have been away, the error message was 'unexpected )
[03:38] <frogzoo> Corin_777: right, you need to edit the root mount to look like this "/dev/hda1       /               ext3    defaults,usrquota,errors=remount-ro 0       1"
[03:38] <orbx> ptlo: it was a C++ error message so does that mean it worked?
[03:39] <ptlo> orbx, ah, well, yeah :)
[03:39] <nathanj> any more ideas?
[03:39] <Corin_777> frogzoo, edit whatnow? how?
[03:40] <frogzoo> Corin_777: install the quota tool packages "quota" and "quotatool"
[03:40] <mustard5> nathanj, I would ask that pcf question again with the nick of the person you wanted to address it to
[03:40] <Corin_777> ok
[03:40] <mustard5> nathanj, I can tell you he is busy in another channel ;)
[03:40] <orbx> ptlo: ok cool, so now how do i compile a specific file?
[03:41] <ptlo> orbx, well, in the paste i gave you link to, you have an example line g++ -o hello hello.cpp <- that's it
[03:41] <ptlo> just follow that pattern
[03:41] <mustard5> nathanj, using the nick will set off the notification
[03:41] <orbx> ptlo: ok so i dont have to specify the root '\home\cpp
[03:42] <ptlo> orbx, no if the file is in the current directory
[03:42] <BuFF> how could i view .*chm files ?
[03:42] <ptlo> orbx,btw in linux, paths are written with '/' as the path separator: so that's /home/cpp/something , not \home\cpp
[03:42] <orbx> ok
[03:42] <Corin_777> frogzoo, installed those...
[03:43] <BuFF> what program should i use ?
[03:43] <orbx> ptlo: sorry what do you mean the 'current directory'
[03:43] <ptlo> orbx, the directory that you're "in" at the moment of writing the command line (all of this is regarding the command line usage, in terminal...)
[03:44] <ptlo> orbx: you can see in which current directory you're in by issuing command: pwd (print workign directory)
[03:44] <orbx> ah
[03:44] <orbx> thank you
[03:44] <frogzoo> Corin_777: damn, looks like you can only set quotas on file systems anyway, not on just directories
[03:44] <Corin_777> :o
[03:45] <frogzoo> Corin_777: but we can still set an upper limit for user sam if you like?
[03:45] <Corin_777> yeah
[03:45] <MarcN> BuFF: Off hand I don't know, but try http://www.google.com/linux
[03:45] <frogzoo> Corin_777: well, you need to remount / - I'd just reboot
[03:46] <Corin_777> frogzoo, cant at the moment, i'll bbl
[03:46] <Corin_777> thanks
[03:46] <Corin_777> :)
[03:46] <N6REJ> I need some help resizing my partitions
[03:46] <orbx> ptlo: thank you very much ptlo you have been a VERY big help
[03:46] <orbx> ptlo: i dont know how i would have ever worked it all out without you
[03:48] <frogzoo> Corin_777: once you reboot, the only step remaining should be "quotatool -u sam -b SIZEINK /', then "quota sam" just to check
[03:48] <Corin_777> ok
[03:48] <Corin_777> thanks
[03:48] <Corin_777> i'll bbl
[03:48] <Corin_777> @:D
[03:48] <Corin_777> :D
[03:48] <frogzoo> Corin_777: well good luck, I'm gonna have to head
[03:48] <frogzoo> :)
[03:49] <Corin_777> head?
[03:49] <Corin_777> bed?
[03:49] <frogzoo> yeh, that
[03:49] <nathanj> nalioth: what about a pcf file?
[03:50] <nalioth> nathanj: what about a pcf file?
[03:50] <nathanj> nalioth: how do i instakll one of em?
[03:51] <orbx> ptlo: sorry one more thing, completely unrelared to C++ but
[03:51] <orbx> ptlo: do you know of a good FTP client?
[03:51] <mustard5> nalioth, a font install
[03:51] <nalioth> nathanj: i have no idea what a pcf is
[03:51] <nathanj> linux font file
[03:52] <AMDXP> anyone have any issues with the hoary to breezy upgrade?
[03:53] <MarcN> AMDXP: worked fine for me.  Follow the instructions in the wiki.
[03:53] <mustard5> AMDXP, you read the guide to upgrading from the wiki?  (no issues for me)
[03:53] <AMDXP> i am doing that now
[03:53] <AMDXP> i had hardware issues with the install freezing at 52%
[03:54] <AMDXP> it was a bad memory stick i had 3 sticks of 256M SD ram
[03:54] <MarcN> AMDXP: on a laptop?  Try turning off acpi.  It may be getting too hot.
[03:54] <AMDXP> no desktop
[03:54] <mustard5> AMDXP, on breezy dist-upgrade?
[03:54] <AMDXP> i took 2 sticks out
[03:54] <nathanj> nalioth: linux font file apparently
[03:54] <MarcN> bad memory is always bad
[03:54] <AMDXP> and the install went fine
[03:54] <AMDXP> i installed hoary with ease
[03:54] <AMDXP> doing the update now
[03:55] <AMDXP> i already have breezy running on another box
[03:55] <nathanj> nalioth: got it :) http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=208703
[03:55] <nalioth> nathanj: i only know about truetype fonts
[03:56] <mustard5> nathanj, you tried the X way?
[03:56] <ptlo> orbx, dunno, try gftp (gui) or lftp (cmdline - that's my favorite, but i prefer command line for many uses :)
[03:57] <orbx> ptlo: ok i got gftp, i will be uploading alot of php files so i thought gui would be more sensible
[03:57] <nathanj> mustard5: nah i just installed the ttf version :)
[03:57] <egoleo> hey
[03:58] <egoleo> i am having StarDict
[03:58] <egoleo> but when i try to search for a word
[03:58] <paulproteus> orbx: If you're doing a lot of work with remote servers, I suggest you try Konqueror.
[03:58] <egoleo> i get this error
[03:58] <paulproteus> You can treat remote filesystems (accessible by FTP or SSH) as if they were local.  Very convenient.
[03:58] <egoleo> so how do i fix it
[03:58] <AMDXP> on my other breezy box however i did have problems with xfce running it wouldnt start
[03:58] <IcemanV9> nathanj:  i am assuming that you already installed msttcorefonts? if not, why not install it. :)
[03:58] <AMDXP> i hope i dont have problems with it this time
[03:59] <mustard5> nathanj, whatever works is good :)
[03:59] <orbx> paulproteus: why will Konqueror help?
[03:59] <AMDXP> can you run gdesklets with xfce4?
[03:59] <egoleo> is says no dic server
[03:59] <nathanj> IcemanV9: yea alrady installed iam currently trying to install profont :)
[03:59] <nosilver4u> i'm trying to use mdadm, but all of a sudden all my /dev/md* devices just dissappeared after a reboot, any ideas?
[03:59] <paulproteus> orbx: It's a bit more sensible of an FTP interface, plus it can do other protocols.
[03:59] <IcemanV9> nathanj:  gotcha. :)
[03:59] <egoleo> and also which program can i use to listen to radio
[03:59] <egoleo> can someone help me out
[03:59] <paulproteus> egoleo: Rhythmbox can listen to web radio.
[03:59] <rambo3> AMDXP you can
[03:59] <AMDXP> paul: cant xmms do that too
[04:00] <egoleo> ok
[04:00] <paulproteus> AMDXP: Beep-media-player > XMMS
[04:00] <nosilver4u> i can see them in /dev/.static/, but why aren't they in the regular location, and how can i get them back?
[04:00] <orbx> paulproteus: so there is a Konqueror ftp client, i thought it was only a web browser
[04:00] <egoleo> i have been trying it
[04:00] <egoleo> but still
[04:00] <paulproteus> orbx: It's also a regular file manager.
[04:00] <AMDXP> ok paul i didnt know =(
[04:00] <paulproteus> AMDXP: We need to run-screaming-away from XMMS.  GTK1 sucks.
[04:00] <paulproteus> AMDXP: No prob. :)
[04:00] <AMDXP> rambo3: sweet!!
[04:00] <egoleo> what abt the StarDict
[04:00] <AMDXP> paul but what about my winamp skins =(
[04:02] <Amaranth> xmms is moving to gtk2
[04:02] <Amaranth> although beep-media-player is already gtk2
[04:03] <nathanj> ahhh all working
[04:03] <nathanj> very nice font :)
[04:04] <IcemanV9> AMDXP:  bmp will accept winamp skins
[04:04] <tim__> Hiya !  Can anyone tell me how to add a monitor resolution to my list ?  I mistakenly forgot to add the extra resolutions when I loaded Ubuntu  :o/
[04:04] <Astxist> heh must be the slow time, I can actually read the text before it scrolls out of view :)
[04:05] <aet> xmms2 will have gtk2 not xmms
[04:06] <AMDXP> Iceman: bmp?
[04:06] <IcemanV9> beep-media-player
[04:06] <AMDXP> ok
[04:06] <AMDXP> i will try it
[04:06] <AMDXP> i wont be using this box for audio though
[04:06] <Ophiocus> is there any way to read what errors the login panel gives you after loggin in?
[04:07] <rob_p> tim__:  As long as your video card supports them, and the correct driver is being used, all you have to do is add them to the xorg.conf file.
[04:07] <AMDXP> Iceman: do you use MPlayer for dvd videos?
[04:07] <Ophiocus> i mean, when i log on login panel accepts login but tells me something about a home/.mdcr not beeing set properly and beeing ignored,
[04:08] <orbx> does anyone know of a gui FTP client other than gFTP
[04:08] <tim__> rob_p:  excellent. I knew there was a way :o)  Now....where is the xorg.conf held ?  And do I need to SUDO to it ?
[04:08] <mustard5> Ophiocus, hmm I have no .mdcr
[04:09] <fct> hi
[04:09] <ptlo> orbx: you should also be able to type: ftp://host/path as location in nautilus, and browse/access ftp server in a normal window - copy/paste and dragging between local and remote folders should work
[04:10] <Ophiocus> sorry dmrc it is
[04:10] <Ophiocus> .dmrc
[04:10] <rob_p> tim__:  Might I suggest using dpkg-reconfigure to do it for you?  It takes a lot of guesswork out of editing your xorg.conf file.  Simply type, "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" at the command line.  It will give you the option to add whatever resolutions you like.  However, your card must be able to support them.
[04:11] <nathanj> wihs there was gui xorg configurer :P
[04:11] <mustard5> Ophiocus, not much in it really
[04:11] <Ophiocus> if you got more than one line ,..
[04:11] <tim__> rob_p: hey thanx !  That sounds like a plan !   Thanx for your help. This place rocks :o)
[04:11] <mustard5> Ophiocus, you want to see mine in #fllod?
[04:11] <mustard5> Ophiocus, #flood?
[04:11] <IcemanV9> AMDXP: nope. i mean mplayer worked, but i rather use xine since it supports CC
[04:11] <rob_p> tim__:  However, if you prefer manually editing it, the file you want is /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[04:11] <Ophiocus> yup
[04:12] <rob_p> tim__:  Ok.  Good luck with it. :-)
[04:12] <orbx> ptlo: im sorry but whats the code in the terminal to compile C++? g++ -o name.cpp?
[04:12] <mustard5> Ophiocus, /join #flood
[04:12] <mustard5> doh
[04:12] <mustard5> hehe
[04:12] <Ophiocus> wrong x clicked
[04:12] <Ophiocus> :P
[04:13] <nathanj> orbx: gcc -o file.cpp
[04:13] <nathanj> orbx: sorry man gcc
[04:13] <orbx> nthanj: ok i got thanks man
[04:13] <nathanj> orbx: gcc inout.cpp -o prog
[04:13] <nathanj> :)
[04:14] <AMDXP> Iceman: ok I am just trying to avoid a lot of headache i had enough on the install
[04:14] <AMDXP> lol
[04:14] <fct> be careful with the "-o output_file" thingie, you could overwrite source code
[04:14] <orbx> nathaj: i used g++ -o name name.cpp
[04:15] <nathanj> orbx: note fct comment :) maybe use a sep dir for outputs :)
[04:15] <IcemanV9> AMDXP: one tip fer ya -> use tab key to complete nick :)
[04:15] <nathanj> the beuties of <tab>
[04:15] <IcemanV9> AMDXP: that should cheer u up a bit ;)
[04:16] <nathanj> can you theme gaim>
[04:17] <IcemanV9> nathanj: maybe .. check out gaim FAQ
[04:18] <fct> gaim uses gtk themes, so changing the gtk/gnome theme affects it (if you mean widget theming)
[04:20] <fct> I'm getting 403s when trying to get freenx for breezy from seveas.ubuntulinux.nl, anyone knows what's up?
[04:20] <nalioth> fct: you'll have to ask seveas to open it up for you
[04:21] <fct> huh? Isn't it a public repository?
[04:21] <nathanj> http://www.tuskore.com/20051113.png
[04:21] <nathanj> see that gaim
[04:21] <nathanj> i want mine like that :P
[04:22] <nathanj> im using all the same themes as him too
[04:23] <Ophiocus> soo
[04:23] <Ophiocus> file sould be owned by user and have 644 permissions
[04:23] <Ophiocus> the sould aint my typo
[04:24] <mustard5> Ophiocus, hmmm curious that it would tell you a different permission to what I have
[04:24] <mustard5> -rw-------  1 seablue seablue 26 2005-09-15 00:39 .dmrc
[04:24] <mustard5> mines just rw
[04:24] <Glassius> i am trying to install the vpn-client and need the kernel source to do so? does ubuntu use the vanilla kernel? i can't apt-get untill i get the vpn up and running
[04:25] <Ophiocus> can fix that, but still,.. maybe it that message is hardwired its from previous versions and no longer vbalid in breezy?
[04:25] <mustard5> Ophiocus, hmmm well I am on dapper atm actually hehehe
[04:25] <Ophiocus> ah
[04:25] <mustard5> Ophiocus, I suppose that could be relevant
[04:25] <Ophiocus> indeed
[04:25] <Ophiocus> but still
[04:26] <jandusion> selinium, are you there??
[04:26] <Xanadu> I've been trying to create a page on LaptopTestingTeam wiki but it tells me I am not allowed to edit the page.
[04:27] <mustard5> Xanadu, and you are registerd?
[04:27] <Glassius> anyone? can i use the vanilla kernel source?
[04:27] <Xanadu> I'm registered with Launchpad
[04:27] <Xanadu> I don't see anywhere to register with laptoptestingteam
[04:27] <mustard5> Xanadu, top right corner?
[04:28] <mustard5> Xanadu, there is a login I think
[04:28] <fblade> hey guys how can i upgrade my version of ubuntu to the atest one?
[04:28] <mustard5> fblade, what are you on now?
[04:28] <Xanadu> aaah see it mustard5 - off to try it
[04:29] <mustard5> Glassius, I wish I knew
[04:29] <fblade> mustard5: im on hoary
[04:29] <mustard5> Glassius, the only thing that comes to mind is a thread in ubuntu forums about installing a vanilla kernel, which makes me think its not the default.  ignore me if this is irrelevant
[04:30] <cusco> hi
[04:30] <jandusion> hey can any1 tell me the command to install skype from terminal   im useing ubuntu
[04:30] <cusco> I just did a terrible thing
[04:30] <LathropWells> Sound Recorder isn't working. - Any tips?
[04:30] <mustard5> Glassius, personally I dont know a vanilla kernel from a normal kernel :)
[04:30] <jandusion> heh
[04:30] <mustard5> fblade, read this link from ubotu
[04:30] <mustard5> !breezy
[04:30] <ubotu> The guide to upgrading to breezy (5.10) is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade
[04:31] <cusco> anyone here using a toshiba laptop?
[04:31] <LathropWells> <<- prefers the cherry garcia kernel
[04:31] <Dr_Willis> cusco,  thers dozens of different toshiba laptops
[04:31] <cusco> I know...
[04:31] <Dr_Willis> so you MAY want to give a little more details.
[04:31] <leo__> how do i get two monitors working i just installed an nvidia driver but i can't find anything about twinview???
[04:32] <Glassius> mustard5: hehe
[04:32] <cusco> Dr_Willis, oh well... I just did a sudo seed /etc/modules
[04:32] <Glassius> think i found a way
[04:32] <LathropWells> leo__ -xinerama i think
[04:32] <jandusion> selinium, are you there??
[04:32] <cusco> see
[04:32] <orbx> does anyone know whether its possible to install apache on ubuntu?
[04:32] <leo__> thanks!
[04:32] <Glassius> got synaptic working through the proxy
[04:32] <Caronte> Wich version of Tcl/Tk is recommended to use on Ubuntu BB?
[04:32] <cusco> sed
[04:32] <El_Che> leo__: xinerama worked fine with the standard ati module
[04:32] <mustard5> Glassius, ah sounds good :)
[04:32] <fct> orbx, sure
[04:32] <cusco> ai
[04:34] <orbx> fct: do you download off the net or is it on the synaptic package manager
[04:34] <cusco> Dr_Willis, Ijust did a tee /etc/modules
[04:34] <cusco> I got no /etc/modules
[04:34] <carrot> i've a question - i'm running hoary, and i'd like to upgrade to breezy. is there anything to do besides editing sources.list and apt-get upgrade?
[04:34] <fct> orbx, you can install it with synaptic, just need to activate the universe repository
[04:34] <cusco> !breezy
[04:34] <ubotu> The guide to upgrading to breezy (5.10) is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade
[04:34] <Dr_Willis> cusco,  you mean a 'cat /etc/modules' ?
[04:35] <cusco> Dr_Willis, no :( the file is blank
[04:35] <carrot> thanks
[04:35] <cusco> I go a moment of stupiditty
[04:35] <orbx> fct: how do i do that
[04:36] <lanjelot> is there a way to jump to a man page from the firefox browser ?
[04:36] <mustard5> !repos
[04:36] <ubotu> somebody said repos was http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/969 (Hoary) or http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/2325 (Breezy) see also !easysource
[04:36] <mustard5> orbx, read that stuff from ubotu
[04:36] <orbx> ok mustard5
[04:36] <jandusion> any1 got time to help me?
[04:36] <mustard5> jandusion, depends on the problem
[04:37] <Dr_Willis> lanjelot,  ive seen some manpage2html front ends/cgi scripts - but nothing  by default that lets you do that.
[04:37] <jandusion> sudo dpkg -i ~/skype_<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu0_i386.deb
[04:37] <jandusion>    this command dosnt work
[04:37] <orbx> mustard5: so i'm guessing mysql can be installed on ubuntu as well?
[04:37] <mustard5> orbx, yep
[04:37] <El_Che> jandusion: download the static compiled tar
[04:37] <orbx> mustard5: thanks for the info.
[04:37] <mustard5> orbx, its all in the repositories...but you need to enable them all :)
[04:37] <nathanj> hrmm
[04:37] <El_Che> jandusion: that version works fine with me
[04:38] <jandusion> El_Che, from??
[04:38] <orbx> mustard5: yea im doing as we speak
[04:38] <fblade> hey guys should i trust the reposratires of the unofical ubuntu guide?
[04:38] <jandusion> nop
[04:38] <mustard5> jandusion, really need to see the error message
[04:38] <mustard5> paste it in the pastebin
[04:38] <mustard5> !pastebin
[04:38] <ubotu> well, pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl
[04:38] <jandusion> mustard5, well thats the problem... there is no error message
[04:39] <mustard5> jandusion, have you looked in the menus for it?
[04:39] <mustard5> jandusion, look under applications>>internet
[04:39] <IcemanV9> orbx: more info on lamp -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP?action=show&redirect=LAMPForHoary
[04:40] <mustard5> jandusion, I assume you saw some installation stuff going on when you did that command?
[04:40] <jandusion> mustard5, nope nothing... and thats what bothering me
[04:40] <ubuntu-newbie> hi
[04:41] <ubuntu-newbie> i cant seem to play avi with totem
[04:41] <ubuntu-newbie> why
[04:41] <mustard5> jandusion, it should at least say something...thats quite strange
[04:41] <mikeval> other than using Smart Boot Manager (which didnt work), how can i install ubuntu in a system that wont boot from cd? is there an 'official boot floppy disk'?
[04:42] <ubuntu-newbie> anybody?
[04:42] <jandusion> im useing that command over and over again...... nothing.... not an error message not anything
[04:42] <mustard5> ubuntu-newbie, you read restricted formats at the wiki?
[04:42] <mustard5> ubotu: tell ubuntu-newbie about restricted
[04:43] <mustard5> jandusion, I think you have some other problem going on there
[04:43] <mustard5> jandusion, it should at least say that it is installing the package and tell you of its progress
[04:44] <jandusion> mustard5, iv used this command>  wget http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl//pool/breezy-extras/skype_<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu0_i386.deb and downloaded that pack
[04:44] <ubuntu-newbie> thanks ill try that
[04:44] <mustard5> jandusion, was the download succesful?
[04:44] <mustard5> jandusion, I use that one myself
[04:44] <jandusion> 100%
[04:44] <LathropWells> mikeval - yes there is a boot img file  ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-19428.html
[04:45] <ubuntu-newbie> mustard5,  i dont see anything about .avi formats?
[04:45] <ubuntu-newbie> *formats
[04:45] <mustard5> ubuntu-newbie, its the w32codecs download
[04:45] <jandusion> mustard5, when im looking over it, it tells me that all the files is been saved and the progress is 100%
[04:45] <mikeval> thanx LathropWells
[04:45] <ubuntu-newbie> mustard5,  does it include divx codecs?
[04:46] <mustard5> ubuntu-newbie, I would assume so..not sure
[04:46] <jandusion> mustard5, so what is the next step
[04:46] <LathropWells> mikeval - yes there is a boot img file    *.sbm
[04:46] <mustard5> jandusion, gosh..I'm at a bit of a loss....
[04:47] <mustard5> jandusion, reboot and pray?
[04:47] <mustard5> hehehe
[04:47] <LathropWells> it is on the CD you downloaded
[04:47] <jandusion> mustard5, ok if you say so man
[04:47] <mustard5> jandusion, something is not working in your terminal
[04:47] <mustard5> jandusion, cause it should be giving output
[04:48] <mikeval> hmmm... its not that, LathropWells, i need a floppy image or something...  my system wont boot from cd, old bios... Smart Boot Manager doestn work either...
[04:49] <LathropWells> oops - yes wrong link - there is an *.sbm file and some info on your  CD - just a sec i'll dig up a how to
[04:50] <c0rrupt_> im installing nefarious ircd with ssl support and i have openssl and libssl installed but im still gettin an error configuring saying it cant find ssl.. what other packages do i have to install?
[04:51] <orbx> i have just installed apache and php5, does anyone know how i can configure and setup?
[04:51] <mustard5> orbx, see if there is anything on here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP
[04:51] <Ubuntero> Hi everybody
[04:52] <mustard5> welcome Ubuntero
[04:52] <LathropWells> mikeval - "Smart Boot Manager" *.sbm  - not an ubuntu link but the best i could do - good luck http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/topic-14601.html
[04:52] <orbx> mustard5: ok thanks
[04:52] <mustard5> orbx, I hope it helps..I havent read it :)
[04:52] <Dr_Willis> c0rrupt_,  look for the ssl and openssl developer files you may of missed.
[04:52] <Ubuntero> thanks mustard5
[04:52] <c0rrupt_> where?
[04:52] <Ubuntero> I need a liittle help
[04:53] <mikeval> thanx again LathropWells... i believe i was screwing SBM up since my english is not very good... and i found no manual till now... thanx!
[04:53] <BuFF> why i can't view xp files through GUI in ubuntu 5.10 ? the error is "the folder content could not be displayed, you dont have perrmisions to view hda1 files"
[04:54] <mustard5> c0rrupt_, you got synaptic?
[04:54] <c0rrupt_> no.. no user interface
[04:54] <ubuntu-newbie> Red-Sox, Ubuntero ;)
[04:54] <c0rrupt_> ssh only
[04:54] <mustard5> c0rrupt_, try packages.ubuntu.com
[04:54] <Ubuntero> Hello ubuntu-newbie , Red-Sox
[04:54] <BuFF> shoul i login as root maybe ?
[04:54] <Se7h> is there any problem with the v4l ?
[04:54] <mustard5> c0rrupt_, hmmm that might still be difficult
[04:55] <mustard5> c0rrupt_, what about apt-cache search <keyword>
[04:55] <c0rrupt_> -.-
[04:55] <c0rrupt_> ive already done that
[04:55] <mustard5> what am I looking for c0rrupt_ ?
[04:55] <c0rrupt_> ssl?
[04:56] <c0rrupt_> hmm
[04:56] <c0rrupt_> whata bout libssl-dev
[04:56] <twibbler> good afternoon all.
[04:56] <mustard5> k
[04:56] <mustard5> yeah I got a libssl-dev
[04:57] <twibbler> has anybody tried to setup a docking station under linux? specifically a usb one...
[04:57] <mustard5> c0rrupt_, I should mention I am on dapper drake too ;)
[04:57] <c0rrupt_> ?
[04:58] <mustard5> c0rrupt_, does libssl-dev install for you?
[04:58] <c0rrupt_> yes sir
[04:59] <Ubuntero> y have to reinstall ubuntu???
[04:59] <c0rrupt_> and it worked..
[04:59] <c0rrupt_> configured properly
[04:59] <mustard5> c0rrupt_, good stuff :)
[04:59] <mustard5> Ubuntero, I'm not sure what you mean
[04:59] <Ubuntero> i'm having problemsn  with the preferences administator daemon
[05:00] <Ubuntero> mustard5, cant' save any configuration inn gnome
[05:00] <mustard5> Ubuntero, do you get error messages?
[05:01] <LathropWells> mustard - do you have a good script to back everything up after you get it tweaked just right/
[05:01] <Ubuntero> let me log out, write the message and then shoew you guys
[05:01] <mustard5> LathropWells, no scripts no, ..I use mondo disaster recovery tool :)
[05:01] <LathropWells> Ah - nice tip - Thanks
[05:02] <mustard5> LathropWells, it nees a fix though
[05:02] <LathropWells> mustard - Eh?
[05:02] <mustard5> LathropWells, there is a thread on it in the ubuntu forums
[05:02] <LathropWells> mustard - Thanks - i'll find it.
[05:02] <mustard5> LathropWells, you need to edit the mindi.sh before it will work
[05:02] <LathropWells> np
[05:03] <mustard5> LathropWells, its missing a single character in one line ;)
[05:03] <mustard5> LathropWells, I think I called the thread "mondo/mindi not working?"
[05:04] <Zuiden> there is a way to install rpm packages in ubuntu
[05:04] <Zuiden> but i forgot how
[05:04] <Ubuntero> mustard5,
[05:04] <mustard5> Zuiden, alien
[05:04] <_jason> hello, can anyone help me setting up xbindkeys?  Is it possible to bind an action to a key being pressed and to a key being releaser?
[05:04] <Ubuntero> i'm back
[05:04] <Zuiden> whats the command?
[05:05] <mustard5> Ubuntero, don't paste in main channel ok?
[05:05] <mustard5> !pastebin
[05:05] <_jason> Zuiden, alien
[05:05] <ubotu> well, pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl
[05:05] <orbx> does anyone know whether its possible to install Asp (active server pages) on a apache server?
[05:05] <Zuiden> blah
[05:05] <Ubuntero> ok
[05:05] <Ubuntero> ;)
[05:06] <Zuiden> my sources are borked
[05:06] <mustard5> Zuiden, I hear alien doesnt work to well
[05:06] <Ubuntero> but i wasn't going to paste
[05:06] <Ubuntero> hahhaa
[05:06] <mustard5> Zuiden, what you trying to install?
[05:06] <Zuiden> synergy
[05:07] <Zuiden> http://synergy2.sf.net
[05:07] <Ubuntero> couse it says unknown failure ocurres mustard5
[05:07] <mustard5> Ubuntero, ooooo...thats a mysterious error :)
[05:08] <mustard5> Ubuntero, doesnt gives us many clues does it? :)
[05:08] <dpupp> Is there any way to create a "shortcut" to: /.wine/drive_c/Program Files/DVD Shrink$ wine shrink.exe
[05:08] <Ubuntero> mustard5, yeah, i think i'm going to re installl
[05:08] <trappist> dpupp: make a bash script that cds to that directory and runs 'wine shrink.exe'
[05:09] <dpupp> how do i do that? (im new to this)
[05:09] <mustard5> Zuiden, is synergy in the ubuntu repositories no good?
[05:09] <Ubuntero> well, but before reinstalling can somebody explain me why i can't enter directly to #ubuntu
[05:09] <Zuiden> i tried to install it and i haven't seen it show up on my system
[05:09] <mustard5> Ubuntero, probably registration required?
[05:09] <trappist> dpupp: first line is #!/bin/bash second line is cd ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/DVD\ Shrink third line is wine shrink.exe
[05:09] <mustard5> Ubuntero, or need to identify with the nickserv?
[05:09] <trappist> dpupp: then chmod +x your bash script
[05:10] <mustard5> Zuiden, have you tried running from command line?
[05:10] <basti__> why was I kicked?
[05:10] <Ubuntero> yes, but i'm now registered, and when i used Hoary server never asked, it just connected
[05:10] <Zuiden> workgin on it now
[05:10] <mustard5> Zuiden, type the first few letters in and hit the tab key twice
[05:11] <ColdWind> ?
[05:11] <basti__> ?
[05:11] <dpupp> thanks trappist. i'll try that...
[05:11] <nalioth> ColdWind: #ubuntu-unregged is a spambot trap.
[05:11] <builder> how do I add another screen resolution to my options in System -> Screen Resolution?
[05:11] <ColdWind> okay
[05:12] <nalioth> ubotu: tell builder about fixres
[05:12] <ColdWind> I got logged in ubuntu-regged when I connected
[05:12] <nalioth> ColdWind: what client do you use?
[05:12] <ColdWind> X-Chat
[05:13] <ColdWind> I connected clicking on pre-defininted network Ubuntu Servers
[05:13] <mustard5> basti__, are you registered and identified with the nickserv?
[05:13] <nalioth> ColdWind: in your server list, edit your freenode preferences so that your nickserv password is in the "server password" field. leave the nickserv password field empty
[05:13] <Stormx2> Hi
[05:13] <ColdWind> hmm ok
[05:14] <basti__> mustard5,  no I am not
[05:14] <basti__> I just have one question
[05:14] <mustard5> basti__, that might have been what occured then
[05:14] <ColdWind> nickserv password was empty
[05:14] <basti__> hmm
[05:15] <basti__> how to upgrade from 5.04 to 5.10? The Updater told me, more Infos should be on Ubuntu Page, but I cant find them (Maybe because I am german?)
[05:15] <nalioth> ubotu: tell basti__ about breezy
[05:15] <mustard5> !breezy
[05:15] <ubotu> The guide to upgrading to breezy (5.10) is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade
[05:16] <basti__> Thank you!
[05:16] <mustard5> basti__, read carefully ;)
[05:17] <basti__> mustard5,  okay
[05:21] <ubuntu-newbie> what the!
[05:21] <ubuntu-newbie> Err http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl breezy-seveas/breezy-backports Sources
[05:21] <ubuntu-newbie>   Could not connect to seveas.ubuntulinux.nl:80 (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (111 Connection refused)
[05:21] <ubuntu-newbie> is that possible?
[05:21] <nalioth> ubuntu-newbie: yes it's possible
[05:22] <nalioth> ubuntu-newbie: get with seveas when he returns
[05:22] <kemik> !apache
[05:22] <ubotu> apache is probably https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP or, for Ubuntu server information, http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/installation-custom
[05:22] <enkrav> Hello, I just installed ubuntu 5.10 and noticed a problem: In some apps like evince you can tear off toolbars, but afterwards you can't put them back in place! Moving them holding ALT works, but otherwise you cannot even move teared-off toolbars!
[05:22] <Stormx2> another day another annoying problen with cds ^.^
[05:22] <ubuntu-newbie> nalioth, get with what?
[05:23] <trappist> ubuntu-newbie: seveas is a regular here and he runs that repo
[05:23] <j2ee> hi, all. I have a little problem here :)
[05:23] <trappist> or so I gather
[05:23] <ubuntu-newbie> trappist, oh.. its in my apt-get update ^o) should it connect to seveas?
[05:23] <enkrav> I bet this is a known problem, isn't it? Otherwise try it out
[05:24] <j2ee> I've just installed ubuntu 5.10 "Breezy Badger"
[05:24] <trappist> ubuntu-newbie: apparently there's some reason it does.  it should usually work.
[05:24] <nalioth> ubuntu-newbie: Seveas is the person responsible for that URL
[05:24] <j2ee> And now I see only a tty, how can I load a GUI
[05:24] <nalioth> ubuntu-newbie: get with Seveas (a who, not a what)
[05:24] <trappist> j2ee: startx
[05:24] <j2ee> jee, thanks
[05:25] <LathropWells> Seveas is the person ""Generous" enough to provide that URL? ;)
[05:25] <j2ee> command not found :(
[05:25] <ubuntu-newbie> ok ok :P thanks
[05:25] <trappist> j2ee: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg
[05:26] <ubuntu-newbie> so he must be important
[05:27] <jonnylitten> hi
[05:27] <j2ee> something is happening, I'll let You know if something goes wrong, thanks again
[05:27] <jandusion> selinium, are you there?
[05:27] <jonnylitten> i need help with sound!
[05:27] <Amaranth> j2ee: did you install the server version?
[05:28] <LathropWells> With Open Source Software everyone is given the chance to contribute to the community - Seveas has made good use of that opportunitty. - ;)
[05:28] <j2ee> it looks like it
[05:28] <Amaranth> j2ee: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[05:28] <Amaranth> j2ee: it'll take awhile but when it finishes restart your computer and things should work
[05:28] <j2ee> too late, I'm already given to choose screen resolution
[05:29] <Amaranth> oh yeah, that's xorg configuration
[05:29] <Amaranth> finish that, then run the command i gave you
[05:30] <j2ee> so now I'm back to tty, I should run this now 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop'
[05:30] <trappist> j2ee: xserver-xorg is a subset of ubuntu-desktop
[05:30] <trappist> yes
[05:30] <jonnylitten> sound works on xmms snd other programs like that but not on gaim!
[05:30] <jandusion> selinium, are you there?
[05:30] <jonnylitten> and*
[05:30] <trappist> jandusion: I imagine he would have answered you the first time if he was here
[05:31] <jandusion> trappist, ok...
[05:31] <Stormx2> lets see if sound juicer dies at track 6 again
[05:32] <Stormx2> jonnylitten: Hmm, i had a problem that xmms audio was stopping gaim!
[05:32] <trappist> you guys probably have sound cards that don't do hardware mixing and you're not running a sound daemon to do it for you
[05:33] <debian_user> I'm an avid debian fan and user, but have yet to try ubuntu
[05:33] <Stormx2> You havn't lived
[05:33] <trappist> ubuntu-newbie: here's Seveas
[05:33] <Stormx2> ^.^
[05:33] <debian_user> Is ubuntu pretty much the same thing as debian?
[05:33] <kemik> uhm.. yes and no
[05:33] <debian_user> I mean, I'd like to be able to use it as a mail server, or bind server, or whatever
[05:33] <Seveas> debian_user, www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship
[05:33] <trappist> debian_user: I just switched myself.  it's debian without the ancient packages and the elitist community, if I may put it that way
[05:34] <debian_user> or maybe an Asterisk pbx...
[05:34] <kemik> trappist:  put it in a good way
[05:34] <jandusion> hey im useing the command  sudo dpkg -i ~/skype_<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu0_i386.deb..... why dosnt it work??
[05:34] <__> ubuntu is not == debian
[05:34] <trappist> ok
[05:34] <debian_user> I know its got a nice GUI
[05:34] <trappist> it's like debian but better :)
[05:34] <trappist> newer
[05:34] <trappist> friendlier
[05:34] <kemik> !tell jandusion about skype
[05:34] <kemik> alot friendlier
[05:34] <trappist> more polished
[05:34] <trappist> sorta
[05:34] <kemik> and alot easier aswell
[05:34] <j2ee> Amaranth: one more question. How big is that installation of ubuntu-desktop?
[05:34] <test34> Can you disable the graphical loader for X ?
[05:34] <Stormx2> =) Gotta love ubuntu
[05:34] <debian_user> so trappist, I don't lose any debian functionality by switching?
[05:35] <Amaranth> j2ee: i don't remember exactly, how much space do you have?
[05:35] <trappist> debian_user: it's possible there's some package debian has that ubuntu doesn't, but I haven't discovered it
[05:35] <Stormx2> sometimes this channel gets a little communist, but generally ubuntu kicks butt
[05:35] <jonnylitten> tritium: for future reference...why did you ban me?
[05:35] <j2ee> it's all on this pc, I'm using WMware, so it's 4GB
[05:35] <Amaranth> Stormx2: What?
[05:35] <debian_user> trappist: well, I can't say I'm a big user of obscure debian packages
[05:35] <Amaranth> j2ee: 4GB is enough
[05:35] <Stormx2> Amaranth: What what!
[05:35] <debian_user> but doesn't ubuntu access the debian archive to install its pakcages?!
[05:36] <jonnylitten> Stormx2: xmms audio is working fine, though!
[05:36] <kemik> debian_user:  no
[05:36] <Amaranth> Stormx2: "this channel gets a little communist"
[05:36] <robotgeek> debian_user: nopee
[05:36] <Stormx2> Amaranth: It does, sometimes
[05:36] <debian_user> hmmm...
[05:36] <debian_user> ok
[05:36] <Seveas> debian_user, Ubuntu regularly synchronizes with debian
[05:36] <tritium> jonnylitten, I didn't
[05:36] <Amaranth> Stormx2: What do you mean?
[05:36] <calamari> hi
[05:36] <Stormx2> "respect everyone or SUFFER THE CONCEQUENCES"
[05:36] <Seveas> all that is in Debian is in Ubuntu (and more and better)
[05:36] <debian_user> You know, I guess I'll just have to try it out!
[05:36] <j2ee> actualy I'm retrieving data from us.archive.ubuntu.com
[05:36] <jonnylitten> tritium: im jonny, you may have banned me as Red-Sox
[05:36] <Seveas> debian_user, yes you will ;)
[05:37] <debian_user> I've got a machine that's just itching for it...
[05:37] <Stormx2> Amaranth: Sometimes it seems like people are waiting for someone to say something stupid or use some initiative before coming here.
[05:37] <Amaranth> Stormx2: that's not "communist", that's called "Good Manners"
[05:37] <tritium> jonnylitten, when was this?
[05:37] <debian_user> will it do ok on a pentium II?
[05:37] <jonnylitten> tritium: id say 7-10 days ago
[05:37] <Seveas> you should install a 'server' system which installs a base cli system
[05:37] <Stormx2> How did I guess. Sound juicer died on track 6 again.
[05:37] <tritium> jonnylitten, you expect me to remember what you did?  I'd have to check the irc logs
[05:37] <Seveas> and xubuntu-desktop (xfce) or something smaller on top if you want a gui
[05:37] <jonnylitten> tritium: somebody pulled up the ban list and found my ip and your name as who banned me
[05:37] <trappist> Stormx2: this place is orders of magnitude better about that than most linux support channels
[05:37] <MarcN> Seveas: nope.   :) We get a little over zealous about the rules from time to time.
[05:38] <MarcN> Seveas: what?
[05:38] <smergler2> Seveas: you still havent gotten back to me
[05:38] <Amaranth> brb
[05:38] <Seveas> MarcN, that's what I want to know :)
[05:38] <Seveas> smergler2, I just travelled home from work :)
[05:38] <tritium> jonnylitten, not specifically
[05:38] <jonnylitten> tritium: well...ill have to be EXTRA carefull so i dont do whatever I did before
[05:39] <tritium> jonnylitten, don't violate the Code of Conduct, and you'll be fine
[05:39] <Seveas> !tell jonnylitten about coc
[05:39] <Stormx2> Amaranth: Well yeah. I mean I'm all pro-rules and all, but sometimes sometimes a little constructive critisism can help rather than a stern telling off when one is broken
[05:39] <MarcN> Seveas: thought you were asking about installing X on a server.  never mind.
[05:39] <jonnylitten> tritium, Seaveas: I already know it
[05:39] <Seveas> marcels, no I was not :)
[05:39] <smergler2> Seveas: ok.. but have you checked out my pastebin?
[05:39] <Seveas> MarcN*
[05:39] <jonnylitten> tritium, Seaveas: and I cant imagine myself breaking it
[05:39] <Seveas> smergler2, doing that as we speak/type
[05:40] <smergler2> ok, thank you
[05:40] <debian_user> has anybody used ubuntu for an LTSP for thin client setup?
[05:40] <trappist> Stormx2: some people are jerks, and in a channel of 600 there's bound to be a few.  but this place is a lot better than most.
[05:40] <LathropWells> !thinclient
[05:40] <ubotu> LathropWells: Did you get hit by a windmill?
[05:40] <test34> usplash is a needed service ?
[05:40] <tritium> jonnylitten, evidently you did, since you were banned.
[05:40] <Seveas> smergler2, in /etc/X11/xorg.conf you should try and change i810 to vesa
[05:40] <nalioth> jonnylitten: he does not. just be civil from now on and none of us will bother with the prospect of a ban
[05:41] <Stormx2> trappist: I know, and I appreciate everyone here really :)
[05:41] <jonnylitten> nalioth: thanks
[05:41] <Stormx2> I don't know why sound juicer will always crash on track 6... any cd I try.
[05:42] <trappist> Stormx2: are you running out of disk space?
[05:42] <jonnylitten> anyway...im having problems...sound problems...sound works in xmms and apps like that, but not in gaim and apps like that!
[05:42] <Stormx2> trappist: let me check, shouldn't think so.
[05:42] <trappist> jonnylitten: if you close both xmms and gaim and restart gaim, does sound work in gaim?
[05:42] <Stormx2> trappist: 6.6 gigs left!
[05:42] <Stormx2> Oh dear its crashed again.
[05:43] <Stormx2> I tried ripping starting at track 6, hmm.
[05:43] <_jason> is there a script that does nothing?  kind of like the script equivalent of dev/null ?
[05:43] <Stormx2> _jason: Ehm, why
[05:43] <trappist> jareth_: you could easily write one
[05:44] <bipolar> This is awesome
[05:44] <bipolar> "xinit /usr/bin/vmware /home/bipolar/vmware/Windows\ 2000\ Professional/Windows\ 2000\ Professional.vmx -- :1 -config /etc/X11/xorg.conf-vesa"
[05:44] <Stormx2> what does it do?
[05:44] <jonnylitten> trappist: hmm...yes it does!
[05:44] <_jason> trappist, i could, but I'm curious if one exists.  i thought about just doing echo but that returns a blank line... any ideas?
[05:44] <trappist> Stormx2: starts windows on display :1, it looks like
[05:44] <bipolar> that puts opens up my Windows 2000 partition in Vmware on a seperate VT
[05:44] <Stormx2> Sweet!
[05:45] <calamari> anyone know why when I try to access Gnome help my cpu usage goes to 100% (it shows the topics on the left about 1 second apart).  Also, if I close the help window it keeps running in the background somehow and I have to manually kill it.  Never had this problem in warty or hoary
[05:45] <trappist> _jason: echo "" isn't "nothing"
[05:45] <_jason> trappist, echo -n works
[05:45] <trappist> echo -n is a little closer to nothing
[05:45] <trappist> _jason: try 'true'
[05:45] <tuskernini> hello all
[05:45] <Stormx2> Hey
[05:45] <_jason> trappist, lol awesome
[05:45] <Pygi> hello :)
[05:45] <_jason> trappist, thanks
[05:46] <tuskernini> can anyone help me with a dvd write error... or more dilemma...
[05:46] <laurent6666> bonjour
[05:46] <Pygi> tuskernini: ok, any more info? details? what are you using? cd record?
[05:47] <tuskernini> i want to write more than 4.4GB of data on a dvd... and all my linux programs that write, says that i need to put in another disk with more free space?
[05:47] <jonnylitten> trappist: is there a way to fix this?
[05:47] <Zuiden> asdf
[05:47] <Stormx2> Will dapper have a GUI installer?
[05:47] <tuskernini> pygi... thanx for listning... reading
[05:47] <jandusion> i cany open my synaptic package mamager why is that???
[05:47] <Stormx2> jandusion: What happens when you try to open it?
[05:47] <calamari> jandusion: what happens when you try to open it
[05:47] <calamari> lol
[05:47] <jandusion> Stormx2,  ummmm nothing
[05:47] <trappist> jonnylitten: your sound card doesn't do hardware mixing, so two apps can't use the sound card at once.  you need to run a sound daemon.
[05:47] <Pygi> tuskerini: what dvd(+/-) are you using? dual-layer one?
[05:47] <Dasnipa`> hmm xmms crashes when the total time of a playlist is > 700 hours :(
[05:47] <Stormx2> haha
[05:48] <Stormx2> calamari: ;-) Got there first.
[05:48] <calamari> Stormx2: sure did..
[05:48] <tuskernini> pygi... no single layer
[05:48] <Pygi> tuskerini: DVD's can't actually receive more data, 4.7GB is not even in theory...
[05:48] <jonnylitten> trappist: and that is done how?
[05:48] <tuskernini> pygi, i know.. from writing in windows...
[05:48] <jandusion> Stormx2,  ummmm nothing, its not even loading
[05:48] <calamari> jandusion: how about when you try running it from a terminal ?
[05:49] <Pygi> tuskernini: so what is the problem then? :)
[05:49] <jandusion> calamari, what is the command for that
[05:49] <tuskernini> pygi... no.. i mean.. i wrote a cd in windows... and want to copy it in linx...
[05:49] <tuskernini> sorry
[05:49] <tuskernini> :-)
[05:49] <Stormx2> OK, it won't rip track #7. Lets see if it will rip tracks 8-21
[05:49] <calamari> jandusion: synaptic
[05:49] <Pygi> tuskernini: gee, well :)
[05:49] <action09> hi
[05:49] <Pygi> tuskernini: do you have k3b installed?
[05:50] <action09> Anybody knows the name of the plugin or soft that evoulution is using to check spams and do online tests please ?
[05:50] <paulproteus> Dasnipa`: XMMS sucks.  Use Beep Media Player instead.
[05:50] <tuskernini> pygi, sorry i did not read all of your reply before replying myself... will not do it again... yes i do have k3b installed
[05:50] <action09> evolution
[05:50] <paulproteus> !bmp
[05:50] <ubotu> somebody said bmp was a guide to Beep Media Player and Plugins, at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BeepMediaPlayer
[05:50] <jonnylitten> tritium: did you ban me from all the channels?!
[05:50] <Stormx2> All hail BMP!!
[05:50] <action09> !evolution
[05:50] <ubotu> parse error: dunno what the heck you're talking about, action09
[05:50] <amr> i installed wpasupplicant from apt
[05:50] <tuskernini> i have k3b and nerolinux... not gnomebaker anymore
[05:50] <amr> configured the conf
[05:50] <amr> but i go to /etc/init.d/wpasupplicant
[05:50] <amr> and it says its disabled
[05:50] <Pygi> tuskernini: well, why don't you just click "Copy disc" o
[05:50] <calamari> jandusion: any luck?
[05:50] <Pygi> or something
[05:50] <jandusion> calamari, just by typing synaptic i get the error .you must run this program in rout
[05:51] <calamari> jandusion: sudo synaptic, my bad
[05:51] <Stormx2> Well. I've concluded that sound juicer will _not_ rip track 7 of any cd I try.
[05:51] <jandusion> calamari, and sudo synaptic....... nothing
[05:51] <debian_user> anybody here have an experience with Ndiyo! ?
[05:51] <calamari> jandusion: it doesn't print anything at all, you just go to the next line and another prompt?
[05:51] <jandusion> calamari, juppz
[05:51] <jareth_> action09: try spamassasin
[05:52] <trappist> jonnylitten: I don't know what the sound daemon for gnome is, but in kde it's arts
[05:52] <trappist> artsd, rather
[05:52] <calamari> jandusion: after running it type `echo $?' (no quotes)
[05:52] <jonnylitten> trappist: im at the wiki
[05:52] <trappist> maybe gnome uses esd
[05:52] <action09> jareth_  yes but maybe want to know what's used on evolution natively , i think maybe it's ogo filter cos i see in evolution-plugins a doft called 'bbdb'
[05:52] <action09> but no idea of what's doing the online tests
[05:53] <jandusion> calamari, like this sudo synaptic echo $
[05:53] <jonnylitten> trappist: im still using the sound card on the motherboard, lol
[05:53] <jareth_> action09: i have no idea :)
[05:53] <amr> anyone here know anything about wpasupplicant?
[05:53] <amr> please
[05:53] <calamari> jandusion: nope.. on its own line
[05:53] <german> Hello
[05:53] <jandusion> calamari, i got 141
[05:54] <jandusion> calamari, jandusion@ubuntu:~$ echo $?
[05:54] <jandusion> 141
[05:54] <Stormx2> BMP doesn't *quite* read my mp3s right. It can't quite get how long it is
[05:55] <Stormx2> As the song progresses the max time goes down and down ;-)
[05:55] <calamari> jandusion: well, that's the error code.. now the trick is to figure out what that means :)
[05:55] <_native_> wpasupplicant is very straight forward. read the man look at the config file and you'll get it.
[05:55] <jandusion> calamari, i hope you know how to do that...cuz i dont..
[05:56] <jsz> hi
[05:56] <jsz> how do I remove a folder?
[05:56] <calamari> jandusion: one way is to look at the source, since the docs seem to be nonexistent
[05:56] <ke> rm -rf <folder>
[05:56] <Stormx2> rmdir <folderhere>
[05:56] <Stormx2> meh
[05:56] <_native_> amr; man wpa_supplicant
[05:56] <ke> Ah
[05:56] <jsz> also how do I setup a port forward so I can access my other box on the network from the internet?
[05:56] <calamari> jandusion: I'm curious tho.. type `which synaptic'
[05:56] <_native_> amr; there is also a howto at the wiki
[05:56] <Stormx2> jsz: That you can do from your router
[05:57] <jandusion> calamari, jandusion@ubuntu:~$ which synaptic
[05:57] <jandusion> /usr/sbin/synaptic
[05:57] <Stormx2> jsz: Check portforward.com. Do you need help setting up a static ip?
[05:57] <jsz> My network setup is 56k modem going to server then connected to 10mbit hub and client pc is on the hub too, I want to be able to access the client pc from outsite the network
[05:58] <calamari> jandusion: ok, `ls -l /usr/sbin/synaptic'
[05:59] <amr> nevermind
[05:59] <jandusion> calamari, jandusion@ubuntu:~$ ls -l /usr/sbin/synaptic
[05:59] <jandusion> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root root 939208 Oct  7 00:46 /usr/sbin/synaptic
[05:59] <_native_> amr; what did you want to know?
[06:00] <calamari> jandusion: well the size is right.. how about md5sum /usr/sbin/synaptic
[06:00] <Slackwise> Is there any way to rerun the auto configuration for Xorg?
[06:00] <amr> _native_, i just needed to change ENABLE to 1
[06:00] <amr> doh
[06:00] <nalioth> ubotu: tell Slackwise about xcfg
[06:00] <amr> ty anyway :)
[06:00] <Seveas> Slackwise, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:00] <nalioth> Slackwise: check your priv msg
[06:00] <_native_> amr pulled a homer. ;p
[06:00] <jandusion> calamari, jandusion@ubuntu:~$ md5sum /usr/sbin/synaptic
[06:00] <jandusion> 57e8be245ae6e384b8ba076a62a7899e  /usr/sbin/synaptic
[06:00] <jsz> Stormx2, it's not a router, I mean on my server
[06:00] <Slackwise> nalioth: Yea, I noticed. But I've tried that already and that's not really /automatic/. :P
[06:01] <jsz> iptables or something
[06:01] <amr> :p
[06:01] <Stormx2> My MP3s are skipping again :-\
[06:01] <calamari> jandusion: I get the same.. so at least the binary is intact
[06:01] <miguelanxo> Hi
[06:01] <jandusion> calamari, thats good
[06:01] <miguelanxo> is it possible to install oracle on ubuntu?
[06:01] <jsz> so like say I go ip:5623 it does to a webpage on the client pc
[06:01] <miguelanxo> I'm just about to debootstrap a debian woody for that
[06:01] <jandusion> calamari, u got any idea about what is wrong?
[06:01] <Slackwise> nalioth: I installed Ubuntu on one PC, then moved it to another. The have the same card, but the resolutions are now different. I'd much with the config files and do my usual configurations, but I was wondering if Ubuntu had a faster and more automated configuration tool.
[06:01] <calamari> jandusion: I have a few more ideas.. try this `sudo apt-get update'
[06:02] <_native_> cya.......
[06:02] <nalioth> Slackwise: run the command and deselect the rez you dont want
[06:02] <jandusion> calamari, nothing
[06:02] <Stormx2> damnit.
[06:02] <calamari> jandusion: echo $?
[06:02] <german> Hi everybody
[06:02] <IcemanV9> miguelanxo: yes. take a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Oracle10g?highlight=%28oracle%29
[06:03] <Slackwise> nalioth: I just want to be able to get to 1280x1024, because 1024x768 is terrible.  I want to be able to rip without skipping. I've tried DMA (or whatever it was) and it hasn't made a difference.
[06:03] <jandusion> calamari, guess what i got.........    141
[06:03] <german> just reinstalled breezy
[06:03] <calamari> jandusion: okay.. we're getting closer then :)
[06:03] <jandusion> calamari, yay
[06:03] <calamari> jandusion: how about this: sudo ls
[06:03] <Pygi> Slackwise: so you want back to your original res?
[06:03] <jandusion> calamari, nothiong
[06:03] <Greeboo> hello everyone.
[06:04] <Pygi> slackwise: what's wrong with using "Monitor configuration" or whatever is it called conf utility?
[06:04] <orbx> does anyone know if its possible to install asp (active server papges) on ubuntu apache?
[06:04] <Slackwise> Slackwise: Well, I want it to support the higher resolution. It's no longer in the gnome resolution configuration app.
[06:04] <calamari> jandusion: hmm.. something is wrong with sudo
[06:04] <VSpike> can anyone tell me which package i need to compile softawre that uses pcre?  I have libpcre3 installed, but that doesn't do it
[06:04] <jandusion> calamari, how do i fix it..
[06:04] <calamari> jandusion: lets check it   md5sum /usr/bin/sudo
[06:05] <Slackwise> Pygi: The problem is I installed Ubuntu here at work, on one PC. THen moved it to another PC with the same hardware, but apparently different PCI bus locations. It detected everything and it works, but now the resolution only goes up to 1024x768. The video cards are identical.
[06:05] <jandusion> calamari, jandusion@ubuntu:~$ md5sum /usr/bin/sudo
[06:05] <jandusion> 6f5442c62de0bc460303b335ccf48d02  /usr/bin/sudo
[06:05] <Rawplayer> re
[06:05] <Red-Sox> i can't figure out the first thing about snesx9 on ubuntu
[06:05] <calamari> jandusion: I get 72187fb160d38e683a003a99b20b71ef  /usr/bin/sudo
[06:05] <Slackwise> err, and i didn't mean to talk to myself. I ahve no clue why I typed my name above. :P
[06:06] <jandusion> calamari, WTF
[06:06] <Pygi> slackwise: ah, I know what's the problem
[06:06] <jandusion> calamari, so what is wrong with mine..??
[06:06] <amr> how do i stop ubuntu trying to sync the time on boot up?
[06:06] <Pygi> go to xorg.conf or something and change order of resolutions so that the one you want to run is the first one (or just add it if it does not exist)
[06:06] <calamari> jandusion: dunno.. but I'm pretty sure gksudo is used when running synaptic from the gui, so this isn't the whole story
[06:07] <Slackwise> Pygi: I did, then it freaked out and set it to 800x600 res max. @_@
[06:07] <Stormx2> when i issue "sudo hdparm /dev/hdc
[06:07] <Stormx2> " I get "HDIO_GETGEO failed: Invalid argument
[06:07] <Stormx2> " after readahead - should this be happening (I am trying to enable DMA)
[06:07] <orbx> is it possible to display your ip address in the terminal like the windows command ipconfig?
[06:07] <Pygi> slackwise: gee :/
[06:07] <Greeboo> ifconfig
[06:07] <NoUse> amr in the System -> Admin Menu, there is either boot up manager or services, that allows you to change what starts at boot
[06:07] <Slackwise> Pygi: So I guess there is no automated way to reconfigure Xorg without having to deal with the config file, eh?
[06:07] <Dr_Willis> Stormx2,  what sort of system ya got?
[06:07] <amr> cheers
[06:07] <jandusion> calamari, what is te easyest way to fix this..
[06:07] <Slackwise> Pygi: I guess I must resort ot my old Slackware ways. :P
[06:07] <Pygi> slackwise: can you please send me the xorg.conf to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>?
[06:07] <orbx> ok thank you greeboo
[06:07] <calamari> jandusion: for md5sum /usr/bin/gksudo I get 4dc082c2c8df45d8a4e93b3641e4c96b  is that what you get also?
[06:07] <Greeboo> np.
[06:08] <Pygi> yup, slackware ways of editing config files manually :)
[06:08] <jandusion> calamari, jandusion@ubuntu:~$ md5sum /usr/bin/gksudo
[06:08] <jandusion> 4dc082c2c8df45d8a4e93b3641e4c96b  /usr/bin/gksudo
[06:08] <Pygi> but it should work with config utility, doesn't it show the appropriate resolution?
[06:08] <Stormx2> Dr_Willis: 32 bit AMD... 52x non-writing CD drive
[06:08] <calamari> jandusion: okay good
[06:08] <Stormx2> Breezy.
[06:08] <Pygi> maybe your monitor or something isn't properly set-uped?
[06:08] <amr> NoUse, its unticked, but it still does it
[06:08] <Dr_Willis> Stormx2,  Hmm. I had a similer issue with my Turion Laptop. but the 5.10 Ubuntu fixed it. (well the newer kernel fixed it)
[06:09] <Greeboo> one of you tried to make Cern's Root package running ubuntu?
[06:09] <calamari> jandusion: I can you my copy of sudo, but before I do, let's make sure the libraries will match up
[06:09] <Frafra> hi all
[06:09] <NoUse> amr make sure it's uncheck for runlevel 2
[06:09] <HappyFool> amr: 'sudo update-rc.d -f ntpdate remove' at the command line
[06:09] <jandusion> calamari, ok just tell me how
[06:10] <calamari> jandusion: mind if I pm you? don't want to flood the channel with this next one
[06:10] <HappyFool> NoUse: the services dialog doesn't seem to distinguish between runlevels
[06:10] <jandusion> calamari, pm away
[06:10] <miguelanxo> How can I limit a .htacces <Files index.php>allow</Files> to the current dir only?
[06:10] <Slackwise> Pygi: http://pastebin.com/431899
[06:11] <NoUse> HappyFool interesting
[06:11] <HappyFool> and the ntpdate 'service' was only set for runlevel 'S' on my machine anyway (I just disabled it myself)
[06:11] <VSpike> is there an online package database for ubuntu?
[06:11] <Pygi> slackwise: I wanted you to mail me file cause I am currently going offline :/
[06:11] <Pygi> vspike: packages.ubuntu.com
[06:11] <Slackwise> Pygi: ohhh, ok. :P
[06:11] <Frafra> I need to know the ip of my modem ethernet. Who could help me?
[06:11] <Pygi> frafra: ifconfig
[06:11] <HappyFool> Frafra: 'ifconfig' should tell you. maybe 'ifconfig eth0' will be more specific
[06:11] <jbroome> Frafra: ifconfig
[06:11] <Pygi> gee, not three of us :P
[06:12] <Stormx2> Dr_Willis: I've done some googling and it looks like its not a problem
[06:12] <Slackwise> Pygi: It's ok though, I can handle the config file. I've written my own by hand. I was just wondering if Ubuntu had a cleaner way of doing things. It seemed to do it perfectly on the initial install. :P
[06:12] <Pygi> kk, bye all, take care :)
[06:12] <Stormx2> Its not making a difference with ripping, mind
[06:12] <Pygi> slackwise: well, it should work all with config utility :/
[06:12] <Pygi> don't know why it does not :/
[06:12] <Slackwise> Pygi: I'll just use Xorg -configure then configure the rest myself. :P
[06:13] <HappyFool> Slackwise: have you tried 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' ?
[06:13] <Pygi> kk, good luck :)
[06:13] <Greeboo> so, did anyone of you try to make root.cern.ch work with ubuntu?
[06:13] <Slackwise> HappyFool: Yes, and it's too long and nasty. :P
[06:13] <HappyFool> oh no! it's seveas! stop pasting, everyone!
[06:13] <Stormx2> Hi Seveas
[06:13] <VSpike> how can i make aptitude use the full online package repository when i want something that is not on my cd?
[06:13] <Greeboo> i guess not.
[06:13] <orbx> does anyone know how to install asp on ubuntu apache?
[06:13] <Frafra> The result is: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/WNYg9O75.html
[06:13] <Pygi> vspike: go to /etc/sources.list  and enable all repositories
[06:13] <Dr_Willis> !repo
[06:13] <ubotu> Dr_Willis: NO SPEAKE ENLISH!
[06:14] <Dr_Willis> :P
[06:14] <Stormx2> !repos
[06:14] <ubotu> somebody said repos was http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/969 (Hoary) or http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/2325 (Breezy) see also !easysource
[06:14] <calamari> jandusion: did you receive my pm's?
[06:14] <NoUse> orbx probably google that
[06:14] <Frafra> What's the ip please^
[06:14] <Frafra> ?
[06:14] <jandusion> calamari, yes
[06:14] <jandusion> calamari, didnt u resive min
[06:14] <calamari> jandusion: nope
[06:14] <jandusion> calamari, WHAT >S
[06:14] <HappyFool> Frafra: looks like it doesn't have an ipv4 address
[06:15] <orbx> i have NoUse no results :(
[06:15] <Stormx2> DMA has made ripping slower >.>
[06:15] <HappyFool> Frafra: how familiar with networking are you? Does your network use dhcp ?
[06:15] <calamari> jandusion: huh?
[06:15] <jandusion> calamari, wtf is wrong
[06:15] <Frafra> HappyFool: no, it doesn't
[06:15] <NoUse> orbx well I'm not sure it's possible, ASP is microsoft technology
[06:15] <calamari> jandusion: well, just use the pastebin then :) http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl
[06:16] <Greeboo> then you should set the ip manually, i think, frafra
[06:16] <HappyFool> Frafra: what sort of network is it? home? work? school?
[06:16] <NoUse> orbx this is from a search for "asp apache" http://www.apache-asp.org/
[06:16] <Frafra> HappyFool: home
[06:16] <Stormx2> I'm turning DMA off for this.
[06:16] <HappyFool> Frafra: ok, do you know what you want your IP address to be?
[06:16] <jandusion> calamari, http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/4632
[06:16] <Frafra> There are only my pc, my ethernet card (eth0) and the modem
[06:17] <HappyFool> Frafra: can you please put your /etc/network/interfaces file on the pastebin too?
[06:17] <Frafra> HappyFool: <IP_ADDRESS> or similiar are good :)
[06:17] <Frafra> ok
[06:17] <HappyFool> Frafra: fair enough
[06:17] <Red-Sox> hi
[06:17] <Greeboo> but what's the ip of your modem?
[06:18] <Frafra> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/cBe7Tr23.html
[06:18] <orbx> NoUse: i have seen that already, but its only for perl script because i don't think linux can support vbscript / javascript in apache
[06:18] <HappyFool> is there a dpkg-reconfigure command to reconfigure the IP? or is editing interfaces the standard way?
[06:18] <jandusion> calamari, you got it?
[06:18] <calamari> jandusion: thanks.. matches mine.. here is my sudo http://kidsquid.com/sudo
[06:19] <HappyFool> Frafra: hmm. i'm not familiar with pppoe
[06:19] <jandusion> calamari, ok got it, what now??? how i use it
[06:19] <NoUse> orbx well that seems like your only option, good reason to drop ASP eh?
[06:19] <calamari> jandusion: where did you save it to.. the desktop?
[06:19] <jandusion> calamari, jupp
[06:19] <orbx> NoUse: yep php all the way from now on
[06:19] <HappyFool> Frafra: have you read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ADSLPPPoE ?
[06:20] <Frafra> I need to know the ip of my ethernet modem for start tftp and change the firmware
[06:20] <Frafra> No, I'll read it.
[06:20] <calamari> jandusion: okay type ~/Desktop/sudo ls
[06:20] <stfn> orbx: look into mono.  I've never used it myself but... http://www.mono-project.com/ASP.NET http://www.mono-project.com/VisualBasic.NET_support
[06:20] <Frafra> I've set my net with pppoeconfig, like the how-to.
[06:21] <calamari> jandusion: if that doesn't work, you may need to first type chmod +x ~/Desktop/sudo
[06:21] <heinzanova> hey guys, I am looking at formatting my dell 700m and putting linux on it, for some, experimenting. And currently it has a wireless card in it, in the miniPCI that does not support moniter mode.  What is a good choice for either a replacement miniPCI or a pcmica that support monitering mode and installs cleanly in linux?  I was told last night in a different discussion that cards based on the prism chips are good. Suggestion
[06:21] <heinzanova> s?
[06:21] <vegons> hello
[06:22] <vegons> somebody nknows how can i configure postfix whit cyrus?
[06:22] <Stormx2> oh joy. My slower drive rips faster than my other drive
[06:22] <robotgeek> ubotu: tell heinzanova about wireless
[06:22] <Stormx2> ;-)
[06:22] <jandusion> calamari, jandusion@ubuntu:~$ ~/Desktop/sudo ls
[06:22] <jandusion> bash: /home/jandusion/Desktop/sudo: Permission denied
[06:22] <jandusion>                  crying
[06:22] <NoUse> calamari sudo will have to be installed sticky root to work
[06:22] <Stormx2> don't do sudo.
[06:22] <robotgeek> heinzanova: in that link, there is a link to a site containing a list of wireless cards known to work, (with exceptions mentioned)
[06:23] <HappyFool> Frafra: you can change eth0 (your PC's ethernet interface) to be statically configured, but i don't know if that's the right thing to do with pppoe
[06:23] <calamari> nouse: okay, please assist
[06:23] <Rawplayer> the silly questions that i always see in here
[06:23] <NoUse> calamari can you bring me up to speed?
[06:23] <jandusion> calamari, what now???
[06:23] <VSpike> what package provides make?
[06:23] <orbx> stfn: Thanks for the links i will have a look
[06:23] <calamari> nouse: his sudo appears to be corrupted and he just downloaded my copy
[06:23] <HappyFool> VSpike: install the 'build-essential' package (it's on the CD)
[06:23] <calamari> jandusion: one minute.. seems that sudo might be tricker than I thought to transfer
[06:24] <Frafra> How configure statically it? Otherwise, does exist another method for get the ip of my modem?
[06:24] <cmug> What gives?? "The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_WindowListApplet"."
[06:24] <heinzanova> robotgeek, well noted, but I was curious if anyone had some good experiance with certain cards with the use of moniter mode for wep security checking
[06:24] <jandusion> calamari, i got all day.. take ur time
[06:24] <calamari> nouse: so chmod +x sudo isn't enough to give it executable permissions ?
[06:24] <robotgeek> heinzanova: i myself use the ralink based card
[06:24] <NoUse> calamari it'll be executable but it won't able to grant root permissions
[06:24] <VSpike> HappyFool : yay! thanks :)
[06:25] <heinzanova> robotgeek do you use it for aircrack and other utils?
[06:25] <HappyFool> Frafra: look here: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/0o8J7856.html
[06:25] <robotgeek> heinzanova: well, no. i am not sure about that
[06:25] <HappyFool> Frafra: i don't how you'll discover your modem's IP address
[06:25] <Frafra> Ok. Thanks HappyFool.
[06:25] <calamari> nouse: what do I need for the root permissions?  hoepfully no root needed hehe
[06:25] <NoUse> jandusion follow the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LostPassword and let me know when you finish step 7
[06:25] <jbroome> Frafra: does whatismyip.com give you the address you need?
[06:26] <jandusion> NoUse, shure
[06:26] <NoUse> calamari I think we'll need to give him root for this
[06:26] <Frafra> jbroome: it give me my public ip, not the ip of my modem. Thanks.
[06:26] <jbroome> Frafra: ahhh
[06:27] <Stormx2> Why won't serpentine rip track 7 :(
[06:27] <calamari> nouse: fyi, he has the fresh copy of sudo in ~/Desktop/sudo
[06:27] <Frafra> HappyFool: I must put it in my /etc/network/interfaces?
[06:27] <NoUse> calamari yeah
[06:28] <Mambo_Kettler> Just testing...
[06:28] <HappyFool> Frafra: yeah
[06:28] <Frafra> ok
[06:29] <Frafra> Do I edit something other?
[06:29] <foxgamer> I am having problems with the versions on the screensavers which is stopping me from running them. Can anyone help? TIA
[06:29] <jandusion> NoUse, I NEED TO REBOOT MY COMPUTER TO DO THIS RIGHT
[06:29] <HappyFool> Frafra: instead of the iface etho line there -- i think you probably ought to remove the 'preup /sbin/...' line too. Make sure you back the file up first!
[06:29] <HappyFool> please don't shout
[06:29] <NoUse> jandusion please don't use all caps, I can read lower case
[06:29] <jandusion> srry...
[06:29] <Stormx2> jandusion: How come?
[06:30] <Frafra> ok
[06:30] <NoUse> jandusion yes you do
[06:30] <jandusion> NoUse, ok..... wish mt good luck
[06:30] <Mambo_Kettler> can anyone recommend a simple introduction page for ubuntu? (i mean really simple beginner guide)?
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> http://wiki.ubuntu.com
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> is one place to start.  then theres googling for "linux tutorials" and "linux Introduction"
[06:30] <HappyFool> how about help.ubuntu.com ?
[06:30] <NoUse> calamari he's not gonna fix anything, I didn't realize he had to leave to do this
[06:31] <Mambo_Kettler> Yeah, i'll try that. Thanx.
[06:31] <Dr_Willis> HappyFool,  never been there. :P
[06:31] <Dr_Willis> we need a "where to find total beginner information wiki" page. :P
[06:31] <Dr_Willis> "this is a mouse...."
[06:31] <spstarr_work> ubotu, wiki?
[06:31] <ubotu> spstarr_work: Bugger all, i dunno
[06:32] <Amaranth> i doubt it
[06:32] <Mambo_Kettler> Ha ha, yeapp, thats about the level i'm at. never used linux before.
[06:32] <Amaranth> !wiki
[06:32] <spstarr_work> ubotu, wiki?
[06:32] <spstarr_work> ubotu wiki is, like, either wiki.debian.net a place where you get help or from WikiWikiWeb, the author system behind most wikis. wiki is derived from the hawaiian wiki wiki which means hurry or fast.  Ward Cunningham's PortlandPatternRepository was the first Wiki.
[06:32] <Amaranth> NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[06:33] <spstarr_work> !wiki
[06:33] <spstarr_work> bah
[06:33] <Amaranth> spstarr_work: If you just overwrote a bot keyword I'm going to be very pissed off.
[06:33] <Stormx2> No!
[06:33] <Stormx2> idiot!
[06:33] <spstarr_work> perhaps not make it listen in channel?
[06:33] <cmug> help?
[06:33] <Amaranth> spstarr_work: I wish, but it's out of my hands.
[06:34] <Cryptid> How do i enable DMA for my cd writer , also i am not able to write cds at full speed i.e at 52x help me
[06:34] <gallonegro__> why cant wget download streaming video.. is ther a program taht will
[06:34] <reeen> hi
[06:34] <spstarr_work> Wellark_, if wiki was overwritten why did it return that for wiki?
[06:34] <spstarr_work> er Amaranth
[06:34] <reeen> how can i get ubuntu to run hdparm at startup ?
[06:34] <Amaranth> spstarr_work: You're asking it the wrong way. "ubout, wiki?" is searching the factoid DB for "wiki?"
[06:34] <Stormx2> You can use
[06:34] <spstarr_work> i dont believe i did since thats what ubotu returned
[06:34] <Stormx2> !wiki dma
[06:34] <Stormx2> for instance.
[06:34] <calamari> nouse: well, I gave him a little command line experience, perhaps he can do it
[06:34] <spstarr_work> hrm
[06:34] <Stormx2> But ubotu seems to be in a sulk at the moment
[06:34] <Amaranth> spstarr_work: it didn't, it correctly kept it's built-in keyword
[06:34] <spstarr_work> usually infobots are ubotu, thing
[06:34] <reeen> i think so too
[06:34] <Stormx2> reeen: You saw the wiki page?
[06:35] <reeen> no
[06:35] <Amaranth> ubotu, mp3
[06:35] <ubotu> it has been said that mp3 is to enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[06:35] <spstarr_work> ubotu, bot snack
[06:35] <reeen> can you give me the link please ?
[06:35] <ubotu> thanks spstarr_work :)
[06:35] <tobi> hello can somebody explain me the target of ubuntu detailed ?
[06:35] <Stormx2> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DMA?highlight=%28DMA%29
[06:35] <Amaranth> spstarr_work: the ? is throwing it off
[06:35] <spstarr_work> so wiki is not known by ubotu
[06:35] <gallonegro__> whats the best way to download streamings stuff like mms:?
[06:35] <reeen> ubotu, hdparm
[06:35] <ubotu> reeen: Are you smoking crack?
[06:35] <spstarr_work> shouldn't
[06:35] <spstarr_work> ubotu, ubuntu?
[06:35] <ubotu> somebody said ubuntu was an easy-to-use GNU/Linux desktop distro based on Debian.  http://ubuntu.com http://ubuntuforums.org http://wiki.ubuntu.com. It means 'Humanity to others'. see !awards
[06:35] <spstarr_work> see
[06:35] <Amaranth> wiki is a built-in keyword, not a factoid
[06:35] <Stormx2> reeen: Check that page.
[06:35] <spstarr_work> Ohmer, must be a new thing to infobot
[06:35] <Stormx2> spstarr_work: Stop playing with the bot.
[06:35] <reeen> hdparm is activated by default
[06:35] <reeen> it runs at boot
[06:35] <reeen> but it doesn't set my settings for the cd roms
[06:36] <Stormx2> reeen: You editted that file in /etc, like that page says?
[06:36] <Amaranth> spstarr_work: I see, it's ok with the ? it just failed because wiki is a command, not a factoid.
[06:36] <spstarr_work> yeah that I didn't notice
[06:36] <gallonegro__> whats the best way to download streamings stuff like mms:?
[06:36] <reeen> Stormx2: you mean /etc/hdparm.conf ?
[06:36] <reeen> yes i did that
[06:36] <Stormx2> reeen: Then it will load at boot.
[06:36] <reeen> it hadno effect at all
[06:36] <reeen> no it doesnt, Stormx2
[06:37] <Stormx2> reeen: But if you enable it by hand, it does work?
[06:37] <reeen> yes it does
[06:37] <reeen> command_line {hdparm -q -X66 -d1 -c2 -W1 /dev/hdd}
[06:37] <Amaranth> gallonegro__: Download? You listen to it.
[06:37] <Dr_Willis> theres another hdparm config file also i recall.. but i forget where. :P
[06:37] <spstarr_work> in the other one 'wiki' is defined as a location for the kernelnewbies wiki
[06:37] <reeen> this is the shizzl i have to type in hdparm.conf
[06:37] <reeen> but it doesn't have any effect
[06:37] <gallonegro__> its a video, i want to download to see
[06:37] <gallonegro__> cause my player plugin dosnet work..
[06:37] <Stormx2> Ack
[06:37] <Amaranth> gallonegro__: streamripper is the only thing i can think of, but it's for sound only
[06:38] <Stormx2> I want my track 7!
[06:38] <gallonegro__> is there one for ubuntu?
[06:38] <Stormx2> gallonegro__: What format?
[06:38] <Amaranth> gallonegro__: streamripper is in universe
[06:38] <gallonegro__> ahh okay thanks
[06:38] <gallonegro__> its wmv
[06:39] <Amaranth> ah, that's why
[06:39] <Amaranth> you need w32codecs
[06:39] <Stormx2> gallonegro__: Try VLC. That can stream.
[06:39] <Amaranth> (which isn't legal to use but no one seems to care)
[06:39] <tobi> hello can somebody help me, i want to know more about the motives of ubuntu
[06:39] <Dr_Willis> :)
[06:39] <reeen> Stormx2:
[06:39] <gallonegro__> thanks again
[06:39] <reeen> command_line {hdparm -q -X66 -d1 -c2 -W1 /dev/hdd}
[06:39] <reeen> this is correct, isn't it ?
[06:40] <Stormx2> reeen: :-\
[06:40] <calamari> hi jandusion
[06:40] <reeen> is there anything wrong with it ?
[06:40] <jandusion> NoUse, ok im done...
[06:40] <Stormx2> reeed: No idea
[06:40] <Amaranth> hrm, it seems the mp3 license fee is only for encoding
[06:40] <jandusion> calamari, hope it works now... and hi calamari
[06:40] <calamari> jandusion: did you set up the password?
[06:40] <Stormx2> Amaranth: Thats why BMP and XMMS support it natively.
[06:41] <Amaranth> yeah
[06:41] <NoUse> jandusion I was going to have you do something different at step 7, which is why I asked you to let me know when you fnished step 7
[06:41] <jandusion> calamari,  yeh
[06:41] <calamari> jandusion: congrats
[06:41] <NoUse> jandusion is it working now?
[06:41] <jandusion> NoUse, oh but i didnt even get to the loggin screen
[06:41] <hcatlin> Alrighty good people out there.... I got myself a question here.... I'm writing some software for a network app... The app uses port 1982 and works fine when attempting to connect from the local host... however, the computer is rejecting port 1982 to any external communcaiton... is there a way to open that port up?
[06:41] <NoUse> jandusion yeah those instructions give you a root terminal
[06:42] <Amaranth> hcatlin: that's a problem with your external modem or router
[06:42] <jandusion> NoUse, ok...
[06:42] <MarcN> hcatlin: perhaps you are only listening on localhost:1982 instead of <any>:1982
[06:43] <calamari> jandusion: try opening a terminal, then type su
[06:43] <calamari> jandusion: then type the password you just set
[06:43] <MarcN> hcatlin: or it could be a iptables filewall.    sudo iptables --list
[06:44] <calamari> jandusion: it should then give you a new prompt
[06:44] <hcatlin> MarcN: I have the listener bound to the actual ip of the machine
[06:44] <jandusion> calamari, nooooooooo i just typed sudo synaptic... and that passwrd and nothing hapend
[06:44] <MarcN> hcatlin: do this:  sudo lsof|grep LISTEN|grep 1982
[06:44] <MarcN> hcatlin: should be  TCP:*:1982 (LISTEN)    on the end of the line
[06:44] <hcatlin> TCP <IP_ADDRESS>:1982 (LISTEN)
[06:44] <calamari> jandusion: yeah.. not ready for that quite yet.. just plain `su'
[06:45] <hcatlin> MarcN: So, that specifies who to accept from, not self identity?
[06:45] <MarcN> hcatlin: compare that with  sudo lsof|grep LISTEN|grep www    (if you have apache running)
[06:45] <hcatlin> Yeah, its *
[06:46] <jandusion> calamari, su: Authentication failure
[06:46] <MarcN> hcatlin: you want that.
[06:46] <NoUse> jandusion follow those instructions again and for step 8 run 'passwd' without a username and type password, this will enable your root account
[06:46] <jandusion> calamari, and yes iv tryed it 10 times now
[06:46] <calamari> nouse: ahh.. that's what it is.. thanks
[06:46] <tmjb> fstab ntfs this should be default for windows part in fstab      ntfs    user,noauto,umask=00000    0     0
[06:47] <hcatlin> MarcN: YES YOU ROCK!
[06:47] <Stormx2> I want track 7.
[06:47] <Stormx2> :(
[06:47] <jandusion> NoUse,  then just passwd "my pass"
[06:47] <hcatlin> MarcN: Seriously thanks man... I thought it was who I identified myself as... whoops!
[06:47] <calamari> jandusion: just passwd by itself
[06:47] <Stormx2> Serpentine crashes when it tries to rip, and i'm not even going to begin with gRip
[06:47] <jandusion> calamari, ok
[06:47] <NoUse> jandusion type passwd, press enter, you will be prompted for root's password, enter something you will remember
[06:47] <MarcN> hcatlin: sometimes you want to do that, usually not though.
[06:48] <jandusion> NoUse, ok im going in
[06:48] <hcatlin> MarcN: Well, I def need this to be accessible by anyone.
[06:48] <jandusion> calamari, c ya in a minute
[06:48] <calamari> jandusion: have fun :)
[06:48] <hcatlin> MarcN: I would pass a token, but unfortunately I'm not on a token ring network....