[09:41] <weia> jiltdil: wait. in general, firefox eats all your ram. so go with more ram
[09:41] <romankrv> how to find character ( by ack-grep ?
[09:42] <Chipzzz> I've read (& thought it to be intuitively correct) that the third core is fairly useless
[09:42] <oliver_> lighta, sometimes people are just too funny :D ask for something and then leave :D
[09:42] <Chikokishi> \share if i try to start from terminal using "gerris2D" "gerris2D3" or "gerris3D" (all three of which are in the usr/bin) it says "missing FILE"
[09:42] <\share> firefox eats a lot of ram thats for sure
[09:42] <rems> hello everybody!
[09:42] <\share> Chikokishi: type gerris and hit tab to autocomplete
[09:43] <Chipzzz> hello rems
[09:43] <\share> hello
[09:43] <lighta> so let see this that way jiltdil firefox eat ram instead chrome process (he open a new process for each onglet)
[09:43] <Chikokishi> \share it gave me the same three options that i just mentioned.
[09:43] <lighta> see what I mean with application need ?
[09:44] <jiltdil> lighta: ok
[09:44] <Emerling> Ii need help, how setting Evolution  my count @ubuntu.com
[09:44] <Sonne> Chikokishi, i'm sorry i had to go away for a bit - how's your problem going?
[09:44] <Chikokishi> \share:chikokishi@Sakura:~$ gerris; gerris2D   gerris2D3  gerris3D; chikokishi@Sakura:~$ gerris2D; gerris: missing FILE
[09:45] <Sonne> why would you do that?
[09:46] <Chikokishi> Sonne, i was instructed to type gerris, then hit tab so that i can see all files with gerris as the base.  Then i tried to open one of them.. and it didnt work
[09:46] <Chipzzz> Chikokishi: you might have to type the full path (i.e. "./gerris203", "/usr/share/gerris203", or whatever)
[09:46] <Sonne> ahh, so that was the copy/paste of the tab...
[09:46] <Chikokishi> Sonne, yes that is the direct input/ outputs.
[09:47] <Sonne> Chikokishi, apparently, gerris has no graphic user interface, and can only be used by command line - which might be the reason why you couldn't see it in the menus
[09:47] <Chikokishi> Chippzz ill try
[09:47] <jnlsnl_> Okayyee
[09:47] <jnlsnl_> Sonne what was wine apt get install command again? i just did a tutorial on serious system cleaning :D
[09:48] <Sonne> jnlsnl_, apt-get source wine
[09:48] <newbie101> Hi all; In command line, if I connect to a network through ssh and there are a number of servers in the network, how do I view all the applications being run on all them simultaously through command line
[09:48] <jnlsnl_> Merci <3
[09:48] <Sonne> do it on a fresh and clean directory
[09:48] <Sonne> this will only download and unpack the debian sources for that software
[09:48] <rems> i have problem, i try to install a package but when i type "./configure", it says to me http://www.heypasteit.com/clip/UJ9 ... but when i type apt-get install tcl8.5 tk8.5 on the terminal it says to me that this is already the version installed! erggg/// any idea? :)
[09:48] <jnlsnl_> Sonne what version will it download? why not just use the ubuntu software center
[09:48] <Emanon> OK, so I need to know how to create an md5 sum from a string of text, NOT A FILE.
[09:49] <Sonne> rems, when you have to compile things that need libraries, you  need the -dev versions
[09:49] <Sonne> rems, which means installing tcl8.5-dev, tk8.5-dev, etc
[09:49] <Chikokishi> Sonne, gerris is a program that gives 3d models of fluid flow, and there are screenshots of it on the internet.  So i think its just me doing somethign wrong.
[09:49] <rems> ohh, yeahh!! okk Sonne thanks
[09:49] <rems> i forgot it
[09:49] <rems> :)
[09:49] <juk> Emanon: echo test | md5sum
[09:49] <Sonne> jnlsnl_, because it will download the sources, not the package - and will download the same version as the packages
[09:49] <Emanon> where test is the string i want to hash juk?
[09:50] <Sonne> Chikokishi, i can assure you it has no graphic user interface. you have to supply a file to it, and it will create another file with the graphs
[09:50] <jnlsnl_> Sonne i dont want the source this time, i just want a normal installation of wine:-)
[09:50] <Sonne> Emanon, echo -n "string" | md5sum
[09:50] <newbie101> I.e how do i view cpu usage of all the servers on the network at the same time through command line
[09:50] <Sonne> jnlsnl_, in this case, just go with the software center - OR use the wine PPA
[09:50] <Chikokishi> Sonne, really?  Ok ill do more searching. Thanks
[09:50] <jnlsnl_> Sonne oki, thank you
[09:50] <Sonne> newbie101, give a try to mssh
[09:51] <axel> jow
[09:51] <axel> playboys
[09:51] <ilea> how can i have a nice big clock on the desktop like in windows 7 for example?
[09:51] <newbie101> Sonne: I need a command for the command line
[09:51] <Emanon> Thank you. You know if there is a gui version of that? On any platform whatsoever? cause I have been unable to find one. Just need it to generate decent recoverable passwords.
[09:51] <Sonne> ilea, while i was reading for some reason i missed the "L" in "clock"...
[09:51] <newbie101> something like "top"
[09:52] <Sonne> Emanon, i know of no guis for that, it's not that hard to perform though is it? :)
[09:52] <ilea> clock
[09:52] <newbie101> so I dont have to check all the servers idivualy
[09:52] <ilea> a clock sorry if i writed bad
[09:52] <Emanon> Not on Linux it isn't (and i know this is ubuntu help) but it would be nice to be able to do it windows side too.
[09:52] <Mashuga> Ubuntu 10.10 64bit.. Trying to find out if there's a 64bit version of the java sdk, need to feed an app about 4-5gbs of ram.
[09:52] <Sonne> newbie101, mssh opens a big window split with all your servers command lines, and you can type on all of them simultaneously - give it a shot
[09:52] <Emanon> I'll use it ubuntu side only if it's only available there.
[09:52] <Chipzzz> Emanon: you could write a php version of it in a single line
[09:53] <Sonne> Emanon, there's plenty of websites around that make you do that
[09:53] <newbie101> Sonne: thanks
[09:53] <Sonne> ilea, try searching around for "gdesklets"
[09:53] <Emanon> I know, and I don't want web based ones. I just want to click an icon type some text and get some text back. At least ubuntu has a command line option though.
[09:53] <ilea> ok
[09:54] <Sonne> Emanon, i'm afraid i don't know any programs that do that
[09:54] <Sonne> Emanon, however on linux you can make it yourself quite simply
[09:54] <ilea> thanks i found gdesklets
[09:54] <forceflow> Emanon: echo -n <string> | sha1sum
[09:55] <Emanon> Theres like 2000^10 Web based ones and all the people that write them seem unaware that there are already too many to count. Thanks for the help all.
[09:55] <Emanon> Guess I'll do it from a live disk to make my keys and whatnot.
[09:55] <Mashuga> So no ideas on 64bit java sdk?
[09:55] <Sonne> Emanon, give me a second
[09:55] <jnlsnl_> Sonne I installed wine the usual way, then purged wine and deleted all traces in my applications menu, then i compiled wine from source. Now i have removed wine and installed from software center again, but no entrys in my application menu  this time :(
[09:55] <Sonne> i'll write you a little script
[09:55] <forceflow> Emanon: echo -n <string> | sha1sum
[09:55] <StepNjump> hi guys, I cannot read my SD card using my netbook. Can anyone tell me how to mount it?
[09:55] <Sonne> jnlsnl_, try purging everything first... apt-get --purge remove wine.*
[09:57] <Emanon> Thank you forceflow Sonne and juk. And thanks in advance for that script Sonne.
[09:58] <StepNjump> hi guys, I cannot read my SD card using my netbook. Can anyone tell me how to mount it?
[09:58] <juk> Emanon: people not doing stuff only for you to appreciate
[09:58] <Sonne> Emanon, http://pastebin.com/hQn6Pqtt
[09:58] <Emanon> Thanks.
[09:58] <Sonne> save that as something.sh, make it executable, run it
[10:01] <Emanon> Might even be able to run that with the unix tools in windows.
[10:01] <Mashuga> I'll just wait then.
[10:01] <jnlsnl_> Sonne ok did your command - next install from software center ?
[10:02] <Sonne> jnlsnl_, aye
[10:02] <Sonne> i advise you to use wine ppa though, if you haven't already
[10:02] <jnlsnl_> ok ty
[10:02] <lighta> StepNjump, can you read SD partition with fdisk ?
[10:02] <jnlsnl_> Sonne would you recommend the (beta release)
[10:03] <kazoo> does Ubuntu support Automatic Install?
[10:03] <Sonne> kazoo, what do you m ean by automatic?
[10:03] <share_\_> yes
[10:03] <kazoo> even for Ubuntu server?
[10:03] <share_\_> kazoo: manual and automatic partition
[10:03] <share_\_> I dont think so
[10:03] <kazoo> no
[10:03] <kazoo> Not partitions
[10:04] <Mashuga> Is there a 64bit build of java sdk?
[10:04] <dr0id> hi, what does "stdin: is not a tty" mean ?
[10:04] <gencom> Hello
[10:04] <share_\_> Hello
[10:04] <kazoo> my server computer has a cracked screen, so i can't install OS's via GUI state, but does it have it so Ubuntu install's file's w/o me having to do anything except run the automatic installer
[10:05] <kazoo> and it will install all the files to the comptuer.
[10:05] <kazoo> computer
[10:05] <Chipzzz> Mashuga: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/install-linux-64.html
[10:05] <Sonne> kazoo, you mean unattended then, it shohould be supported - never did it on ubuntu though
[10:05] <Mashuga> Chipzzz, thank you, appreciate it.
[10:05] <share_\_> kazoo: so you want to install automatically and use the computer without monitor via ssh?
[10:05] <Sonne> jnlsnl_, beta release?
[10:05] <StepNjump> lighta: thanks for getting back to me... I think fdisk is not installed. I try fdisk -l and nothing happens
[10:05] <kazoo> Yeah
[10:05] <share_\_> how do you configure ssh in first place?
[10:05] <gencom> change your sequence boot loader
[10:05] <dr0id> anyone ? "stdin: is not a tty" ?
[10:06] <lighta> ah you need to do this command with sudo to see something StepNjump sudo fdisk -l
[10:06] <Chipzzz> :)
[10:07] <Chipzzz> share_\_it: ssh doesn't need much config but there are files in /etc/ssh if you want to mess with them
[10:08] <StepNjump> Ok lighta, I did what you said and posted the echo http://paste.ubuntu.com/578261/
[10:08] <StepNjump> lighta, I don't think it's there
[10:08] <share_\_it> Chipzzz: yes but he needs to type the password while installing ubuntu server
[10:08] <taran> how to download a software from authorised HP server?
[10:08] <StepNjump> lighta, even lsusb doesn't show it
[10:08] <share_\_it> kazoo: how the hell you install ubuntu without monitor
[10:08] <Chipzzz> share_\_it: that's a problem :p
[10:09] <Sonne> kazoo, http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-unattended-ubuntu-network-install
[10:09] <share_\_it> kazoo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1179982&highlight=install+headless+server
[10:09] <Sonne> kazoo, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/unattended-ubuntu-installations-made-easy.html
[10:09] <lighta> ah yeah :( look so I think it should show as sdb or something like this, does you reader recognize with ubuntu ? first try ?
[10:09] <Sonne> first two results for "ubuntu unattended" on google :0
[10:09] <Sonne> :)
[10:10] <lighta> taran, try wget
[10:10] <taran> ok
[10:10] <taran> lighta: ok
[10:10] <waspin> anyone:anyone: I have 4 files with Part1.rar, Part2.rar, Part3.rar -- BlaBla, how to extract the content ?
[10:11] <lighta> StepNjump, all hardwar fine ? are you sure your reader have drivers ?
[10:11] <gencom> with 7zip maybe ! ->Waspin
[10:11] <kazoo> waspin unrar Part1.rar
[10:11] <Chipzzz> waspin: extract the first & the rest should be done automagically
[10:11] <Sonne> waspin, unrar x Part1.rar actually :)
[10:12] <kazoo> forgot about x
[10:12] <kazoo> I'm use to openbsd
[10:12] <StepNjump> lighta: I'm new to ubuntu. What do you mean? Do I need to download the drivers?
[10:12] <kazoo> i don't have sub cmd
[10:12] <lighta> nice word automagically =)
[10:12] <Chipzzz> lol ty
[10:12] <kazoo> Winning
[10:12] <waspin> Extract from Desktop: Output: Could not create the archive
[10:12] <waspin> Archive type not supported.
[10:12] <Sonne> waspin, try ---> file Part1.rar
[10:12] <kazoo> waspin: sudo apt-get install unrar
[10:12] <kazoo> actull
[10:12] <lighta> StepNjump, I think your reader isn't recognize yet, did you read something from there yet ?
[10:13] <kazoo> actully
[10:13] <kazoo> waspin: sudo apt-get install rar unrar
[10:13] <StepNjump> lighta, no it's a new netbook
[10:13] <StepNjump> lighta, never used it yet
[10:13] <waspin> kazoo: Works
[10:13] <waspin> kazoo: I am surprised as to why extracting from desktop didn't work
[10:14] <waspin> kazoo: anyways thanks to everyone
[10:14] <lighta> hmm I'd take a look at manufacter website to see if there no drivers for this reader StepNjump was sold with 7 OS yeah ?
[10:14] <lighta> what's your netbook ?
[10:15] <kazoo> waspin
[10:15] <kazoo> go into termail
[10:15] <kazoo> terminal *
[10:15] <kazoo> oh
[10:15] <dv-> what do I need to run to get sound working when I run an environment other than gnome/xfce/kde?
[10:15] <FloodBot2> kazoo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:15] <kazoo> nevermind
[10:15] <kazoo> never mind
[10:15] <Chipzzz> dv-: alsa
[10:15] <StepNjump> lighta, yes Win7 32 bits... I guess it's a new model so it's possible not everything is supported yet on Ubuntu?
[10:16] <gencom> I think you can install ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[10:17] <lighta> one biggest linux issue are drivers because some manufacturer are... so yeah basically no StepNjump
[10:17] <gencom> With my old Notbook it works
[10:17] <dv-> Chipzzz: running alsactl init says no soundcards found
[10:17] <StepNjump> lighta.. yes I understand your '...'
[10:17] <StepNjump> greedy bastards!
[10:18] <lighta> xd =) well what's your model I may take a look to see if I can't found it
[10:18] <Chipzzz> dv-: what kind of box?
[10:18] <dv-> Chipzzz: a netbook with an Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[10:18] <gencom> StepNjump : Googalise your model with ubuntu keywords !
[10:18] <jiltdil> i want to make tar of a directory "as" that is on desktop so i used a command tar -cvf  ~/Desktop/as    and i want to copy this in /media/Data how to this within a single line what is the extra command that i have to add in it to do so?
[10:19] <dv-> Chipzzz: It worked before in gnome... I think gnome-session runs something that initialized sound
[10:19] <jiltdil> sorry tar -cvf as.tar ~/Desktop/as
[10:19] <Sonne> jiltdil, tar cvf /media/Data/as.tar ~/Desktop/as
[10:19] <StepNjump> gencom yes ok... well lighta I found the driver page from the OEM however, how do I compile this windoze stuff in Ubuntu terms?
[10:20] <jiltdil> Sonne:thanx
[10:20] <mechanarchy> Hi guys. Ubuntu (livecd at the moment) isn't detecting either of my internal SATA drives, and I'm not sure why this is. Any ideas?
[10:20] <lighta> I'd say tar -cvf as.tar ~/Desktop/as & rsync ~/Desktop/as /media/Data jiltdil
[10:21] <dv-> mechanarchy: how are you checking?
[10:21] <mechanarchy> @dv-: blkid and ls /dev
[10:21] <Chipzzz> dv-: gnome uses pulseaudio (ugh)... to get it working with alsa, take a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=661102
[10:22] <DJJeff> a major issue with ubuntu 10.10 was using samba to fileshare with windows VISTA/7 will that be fixed in 11.04?
[10:22] <shomon> what would be a better choice than pulseaudio, Chipzzz ?
[10:22] <StepNjump> lighta.. I downloaded the drivers from OEM, is it the .inf file I need?
[10:22] <Chipzzz> I've had a lot less trouble with alsa
[10:22] <lighta> there I don't know much StepNjump you should ask someone else for this, aren't there any for linux ?
[10:22] <SwedeMike> DJJeff: discussions regarding 11.04 is best to be had in #ubuntu+1
[10:23] <shariq_> I am getting problem
[10:23] <StepNjump> lighta, of course not! I have a feeling Microsoft forces the OEMs to sign an agreement with them thus forcing them to keep all their drivers proprietary between MSFT, AAPL and themselves.. That's probably how they keep the control of the market share
[10:24] <lighta> !ask | shariq_
[10:24] <StepNjump> Just a guess
[10:24] <shariq_> iftop command shows me the bandwidth consumption but i was unable to block it via iptables
[10:24] <Chipzzz> StepNjump: sounds like a pretty good guess to me
[10:24] <shariq_> all traffic it RX packets going to IP <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:25] <StepNjump> ;)
[10:25] <StepNjump> logical Mr. Spock
[10:25] <shariq_> how can i know which process is generating the traffic
[10:25] <Chipzzz> :))
[10:25] <lighta> yes StepNjump that why driver is a main issue, but there often some free one to remplace those, especially if your hardware is common
[10:25] <StepNjump> My guess is that it will get harder and harder to find drivers
[10:26] <StepNjump> But there will be new lines of computers that will be built specifically for Open source OSes
[10:26] <shariq_> Please tell me the command from where i can see which process has consuming bandwidth right now
[10:26] <StepNjump> eh! that's a good idea! Let,s start a new corporation guys! lol
[10:26] <StepNjump> I always wanted to be rich!
[10:27] <StepNjump> and old computers will retain their resale value longer
[10:28] <lighta> lol StepNjump well hardware change fast so you must work hard to release source for all, anyway this should be discuss at offtopic my guess
[10:28] <StepNjump> roger that
[10:28] <mechanarchy> So does anyone have any ideas why ubuntu might not be recognising my SATA drives?
[10:29] <jiltdil> how to hardlink this tar -cvf /media/Data/as.tar ~/Desktop/as suppose i want it to hardlink with a directory ram on desktop
[10:29] <StepNjump> I love Ubuntu though.. I wish all my hardware would be fully compatible and I would so fast phase out Windozed
[10:31] <mati_> est
[10:31] <StepNjump> Generally guys, which drivers are *usually* most compatible with Ubuntu? WinXP, Vista or Win 7?
[10:31] <iceroot> mechanarchy: no driver for the controller can be one reason
[10:31] <gucki> how can i get aufs working with ubuntu 10.10? aufs-tools seems missing?
[10:32] <mechanarchy> iceroot: How can I check and resolve this?
[10:32] <jiltdil> how to hardlink this tar -cvf /media/Data/as.tar ~/Desktop/as suppose i want it to hardlink with a directory ram on desktop
[10:32] <Sonne> StepNjump, unless we're talking wifi cards, all windows drivers are just as incompatible
[10:32] <Sonne> jiltdil, you can't hardlink over different filesystems
[10:32] <Chipzzz> lol
[10:32] <iceroot> mechanarchy: you dont have /dev/sdX? which should be your drives. is it a fakeraid?
[10:32] <StepNjump> Sonne... ok thanks (U speak .fr?)
[10:33] <Sonne> nope sir
[10:33] <Sonne> i only speak .uk and .it :)
[10:33] <StepNjump> k, cuz your nick means 'he rings' in french! lol
[10:33] <mechanarchy> iceroot: I have /dev/sda sda0 and sda1 corresponding to my SSD but I do not have an sdb or sdc corresponding to either of my two HDDs.
[10:33] <gucki> no one using aufs? :(
[10:33] <Sonne> StepNjump, it also means "Sun" in german, but thanks for the update :D
[10:33] <jiltdil> Sonne:thanx i learn this it means we only can do hardlink within a single filesystem
[10:33] <iceroot> mechanarchy: the bios sees the drives?
[10:34] <Sonne> jiltdil, yep
[10:34] <mechanarchy> iceroot: Yes.
[10:34] <StepNjump> Oh.. we are both learning something new
[10:34] <bullgard> "Gajim 0.13 transmits one's own avatar to the communication partner, while Gajim 0.14 does." True or wrong?
[10:34] <jiltdil> Sonne:thanx
[10:34] <StepNjump> Sonne will rise up here soon.. I love Ubuntu so much can't go to bed grrrrr
[10:34] <Sonne> StepNjump, where are you from? o_O
[10:35] <mcnesium_> i cant get my scanner to be recognized by ubuntu on vbox 4.04 even thogh vbox has connected to it, see http://i.imgur.com/uM5Om.png
[10:35] <mcnesium_> it did work a couple of days ago, but i did an update of vbox as well as a kernelupdate of ubuntu, so i dont know which caused the problem
[10:35] <mcnesium_> any ideas in this channel?
[10:35] <mechanarchy> iceroot: Some googling suggested the places that the SATA cords on the motherboard are connected to is an issue, but I can't move mine without losing the SATA3 channels.
[10:35] <iceroot> mechanarchy: hm, i would search at google with the controllername and the kernel-version if the controller is supported with the kernel, if not, you dont see the drives
[10:35] <StepNjump> Sonne: I grew up in Montreal Canada but now I am stuck in Denver, CO, you?
[10:35] <iceroot> mechanarchy: ah ok
[10:35] <Sonne> StepNjump, italy as you might have guessed.. 11:35 here :)
[10:35] <llutz> bullgard:jabber-chat at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[10:37] <pourquoi> oui
[10:39] <mechanarchy> iceroot: Googling says either move the SATA connections around or set AHCI in the BIOS, so I'll try both of these. Thanks for your help :)
[10:40] <mcnesium_> ok now it does work, seems like i have to wait a couple of minutes until lsusb finds that scanner
[10:40] <mcnesium_> nevermind then
[10:42] <oliver_> why does  adding a ubuntu repo require && sudo apt-get update on the same line ... somehow sudo apt-get-repository (source) doesn't work
[10:42] <HyperHoRse> hi
[10:42] <HyperHoRse> hlep
[10:42] <HyperHoRse> help
[10:42] <HyperHoRse> helps
[10:42] <FloodBot2> HyperHoRse: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:42] <HyperHoRse> pastebin
[10:42] <iflema> HyperHoRse: ask the question on oneline....
[10:44] <HyperHoRse> iflema: http://pastebin.com/ZBw52SRy
[10:44] <razz1> what is the admin usrname/password for cups, I thought it was the system username/password ??
[10:44] <dv-> I don't get it. If I run aplay -l in tty1 it lists my sound card, if I run it in gnome-terminal in X it says no soundcard. I've already uninstalled pulseaudio, what's next?
[10:45] <awanti> Hi, earlier when i shout down my system its shouting down within a minute. But from last day its hanging
[10:45] <iflema> HyperHoRse: ask the question here not via pastbin, on one line. Pastebin for large info/data
[10:45] <HyperHoRse> trying to install codeblocks
[10:45] <HyperHoRse> it says in software centre that i need to repair
[10:46] <HyperHoRse> sudo apt-get update does nothing
[10:46] <sabgenton> 'auto wlan0'  'iface wlan0 inet dhcp'  'wireless-essid ...'  'wireless-key ...'  'wireless-mode ...'          is not geting wpa2 up for me
[10:46] <sabgenton> Am I misssing somthing?
[10:46] <HyperHoRse> what is the next step
[10:47] <HyperHoRse> how do you get qualified at ubuntu
[10:47] <sabgenton> works find with wpa_supplicant
[10:47] <llutz> sabgenton: you'll need to setup wpa-supplicant
[10:47] <sabgenton> fine*
[10:47] <aaron11> HyperHoRse, Qualified?
[10:47] <HyperHoRse> nah
[10:47] <HyperHoRse> so what is wrong with ubuntu
[10:47] <sabgenton> llutz: what do I do?
[10:47] <aaron11> HyperHoRse, Nothing?
[10:47] <sabgenton> It works if I run it directly
[10:47] <HyperHoRse> then why wont codeblocks install
[10:48] <aaron11> HyperHoRse, Where are you getting it from? USC?
[10:48] <HyperHoRse> software centre
[10:48] <HyperHoRse> ubuntu desktop edition
[10:48] <Chipzzz> dv-: try lspci & see if it sees the hardware... then lsmod & see if it loaded the driver
[10:49] <sabgenton> llutz: setup in /etc/network/interfaces or set it up in some other config
[10:49] <sabgenton> ?
[10:49] <HyperHoRse> Operating Systems Are Hard.
[10:49] <oliver_> why does apt-get repository  path   require  && apt-get update      and doesn't work as standalone  ?
[10:50] <llutz> sabgenton: aren't those wireless-* wep/wpa only? don't you need to configure /etc/wpa-supplicant.conf for your wpa2-networks?
[10:50] <tycable> Hello, once I set proxy in the Network Proxy and Chrome, but now I don't know how to remove it, the environment has http_proxy=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8086/, even I unset it, open another terminal, it's still there, and now I cannot update my software unless through the proxy.
[10:51] <llutz> sabgenton: http://wiki.debian.org/WiFi/HowToUse
[10:51] <HyperHoRse>  Software Centre Sucks.
[10:51] <HyperHoRse> Fix it.
[10:51] <HyperHoRse> Fix unity too thats a piece of crap.
[10:52] <cablop> this is dissapointing
[10:52]  * juk angry users bunt
[10:52] <HyperHoRse> Its true.
[10:52] <cablop> i set my system language to english, but this thing keeps showing me some things in spanish
[10:52] <overclucker> i installed codeblocks 3 hours ago, no trouble, and that was through software centre
[10:52] <HyperHoRse> from a user perspective.
[10:53] <cablop> like the Ubuntu Software Center
[10:53] <HyperHoRse> let us modify not be restricted.
[10:53] <cablop> why the Ubuntu Software Center is showing me application names and descriptions in spanish?
[10:53] <cablop> and the interesting thing is i have o spanish package installed
[10:53]  * juk revolutione
[10:54] <Daghdha> Does ubuntu has ssh server installe dby default?
[10:54] <th0r> Daghdha: no
[10:54] <iceroot> Daghdha: only the server-edition
[10:54] <Daghdha> I ask, because i tried to connect and failed, then installe one.
[10:54] <HyperHoRse> the end users win. and you will always have haters.
[10:54] <cablop> i checked the env settings, thereś no LC_xx in spanish!!
[10:54] <Daghdha> Oh good, coz i later found my local firewall was preventing a connect
[10:54] <llutz> !ot | HyperHoRse
[10:54] <tycable> Hello, once I set proxy in the Network Proxy and Chrome, but now I don't know how to remove it, the environment has http_proxy=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8086/, even I unset it, open another terminal, it's still there, and now I cannot update my software unless through the proxy. So, how to deal with it, please?
[10:54] <erUSUL> cablop: are you sure?
[10:55] <cablop> so i think gnome somehow is ignoring the env variables and doing what it wanted
[10:55] <sabgenton> hmm they show  wpa-ssid wpa-psk I was using  -key -essid
[10:55] <cablop> how can i be sure? erUSUL
[10:55] <sabgenton> llutz: I allready have wpa-suplacant installed if thats what you mean
[10:55] <cablop> i opened a terminal and typed env... no LC_ variable there
[10:55] <bullgard> llutz: I managed to join. --  Thank you very much for your help.
[10:55] <sabgenton> it works too
[10:55] <Daghdha> should i install the openssh blacklist?
[10:56] <erUSUL> cablop: that you do not have any packages for spanish... « dpkg -l | grep "\-es" »
[10:56] <llutz> sabgenton: so check your wireless-* statements. afaik, that has to be "wpa-*" in /etc/network/interfaces to get it working
[10:56] <sabgenton> oh ok
[10:57] <erUSUL> cablop: onli LANG is set usually
[10:57] <DannyButterman> Hi there. I can't print except at startup, with my HP laserjet P1566. Hplip reports a communication error
[10:57] <llutz> sabgenton: another example how to configure: http://www.linuxconfig.org/setup-wireless-interface-with-wpa-and-wpa2-on-ubuntu
[10:57] <sabgenton> llutz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo does not show wpa-x
[10:58] <DannyButterman> Someone to help me troubleshoot my printer error ?
[10:58] <cablop> erUSUL: yes, only lang shows up if i do env in gnome-terminal
[10:58] <llutz> sabgenton: correct, but that works with WEP/WPA only, not WPA2
[10:58] <Chipzzz> DannyButterman: is that a usb device?
[10:58] <sabgenton> oh
[10:58] <sabgenton> stupid
[10:59] <cablop> erUSUL: the dpkg list shows  results, how to know what it is installed or not?
[10:59] <DannyButterman> Chipzzz: yes it is
[10:59] <Doodie> how to connect to wifi from terminal? I get '.....sleeping error'
[10:59] <erUSUL> cablop: dpkg -l | grep '^ii.*-es'
[10:59] <tycable> Hello, once I set proxy in the Network Proxy and Chrome, but now I don't know how to remove it, the environment has http_proxy=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8086/, even I unset it, open another terminal, it's still there, and now I cannot update my software unless through the proxy. So, how to deal with it, please?
[10:59] <k10> hey will ne body help me abt backtrack here
[10:59] <HyperHoRse> ubuntu linux is growing pretty slowly.
[10:59] <th0r> cablop: are the menus and such in spanish or the software descriptions? It might be the repos you are using are supplying info in spanish
[10:59] <cablop> erUSUL: they say rc... not ii, so not installed
[10:59] <llutz> !backtrack | k10 no
[10:59] <bazhang> k10, in #backtrack-linux NOT here
[10:59] <HyperHoRse> i thought it would grow faster.
[10:59] <erUSUL> tycable: check in ~/.bashrc
[11:00] <cablop> th0r: mmm interestng, let me check it
[11:00] <bazhang> HyperHoRse, take the chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[11:00] <cablop> th0r: nope, sources are appointing to Main Server
[11:01] <tycable> erUSUL, I checked it, but there is no 'proxy' this word.
[11:01] <DannyButterman> Chipzzz : it is a usb device, then what's your advice ?
[11:01] <erUSUL> tycable: ~/.profile ? /etc/environment ? /etc/bash.bashrc ?
[11:01] <lolle> http://koti.kapsi.fi/anemin/testi.html
[11:02] <bazhang> lolle, dont paste here if not related to ubuntu support
[11:02] <sabgenton> llutz: does wpa1 work with wpa-x configs?
[11:02] <lolle> bazhang: Ok
[11:02] <llutz> sabgenton: idk, i never used wpa1, sorry
[11:02] <tycable> erUSUL, ok, I will go to check them one by one. thanks, wait for me.
[11:02] <sabgenton> etheir way https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo should be showing that
[11:03] <Chipzzz> DannyButterman: It sounds like the device is going to sleep after a period of inactivity & not being detected when it wakes up... I don't know what to do about it, though... looking around for some clues
[11:03] <cablop> erUSUL: no LC, just lang variable and it is language, no spanish pack installed, local zone is UTC... any clue?
[11:03] <cablop> erUSUL: i mean, it is language=en
[11:03] <erUSUL> cablop: nope sorry :S
[11:03] <tycable> erUSUL, oh, yeah, it's one in the /etc/environment, thanks very much. Let me have a try.
[11:04] <erUSUL> cablop: should be LANG=en_GB.UTF-8 or so
[11:04] <llutz> sabgenton: the part "Encryption" only refers to WEP in that howto
[11:04] <DannyButterman> Chipzzz: that's exactly what I thought. Do you own the same printer and experiment the same issue ?
[11:04] <W43372> I'm trying to move contents of computer A to Computer B through the Public folder on computer A. I can mount the folder on computer B, but it won't let me move or view the files because 'I don't have permission'. What do I do?
[11:05] <erUSUL> cablop: what happens if you launch the ubuntu software center from terminal ?
[11:06] <lolle> http://www.meatspin.com/
[11:06] <th0r> cablop: what part of software center is in spanish? The menus at the top of the window? Or just the description and such?
[11:06] <cablop> i have this env variables LANG=en_US.utf8, GDM_LANG=en_US.utf8, i have no LC_xxx variables, there's no spanish pack installed, time zone is UTC, but some applications like Ubuntu Software Center keep showing information in spanish, if i install language packs firefox starts to show menus and messages in spanish too
[11:07] <sabgenton> llutz: I guess nobody cares to suport  the interfaces script with wifi now when theres  grafical self  contained wifi managers
[11:07] <cablop> erUSUL: yes they, re LANG=en_US.utf8...
[11:07] <cablop> th0r: yes, the descriptions, the menus are ok...  by now
[11:07] <W43372> I'm trying to move contents of computer A to Computer B through the Public folder on computer A. I can mount the folder on computer B, but it won't let me move or view the files because 'I don't have permission'. What do I do?
[11:08] <th0r> cablop: the descriptions are not translated by the system. LANG would set the menus and such...that is why if you install the spanish language pack the menus in firefox change. The software descriptions are, if I remember correctly, downloaded from the repos
[11:09] <iqpi> cablop: have you tried to restart the session?
[11:09] <oliver_> why does apt-get repository  path   require  && apt-get update      and doesn't work as standalone  ?
[11:09] <cablop> iqpi, yes many times, iḿ suffering of it from yesterday
[11:09] <cablop> th0r: i think you are right, but i'm using the main server, not any latinamerican or spanish one
[11:10] <sabgenton> oliver_: apt-get what?
[11:10] <erUSUL> cablop: can you check the menu entry for USC ?
[11:10] <erUSUL> cablop: edit menus
[11:10] <Chipzzz> DannyButterman: I have a usb printer that I have yet to try since my escape from window$ and I notice that the driver loads but after a while, the usb bus ignores the printer...
[11:10] <oliver_> sabgenton, :D  apt-get-repository
[11:10] <llutz> sabgenton: thats sadly true, networkmanager wherever you look, pointless bloated stuff in most cases.
[11:11] <th0r> cablop: yes, but I think you are spinning your wheels looking at LANG and such. I think you should look at why you got the wrong info from the repos
[11:11] <cablop> erUSUL:  menus are in english... what else to check?
[11:11] <sabgenton> llutz: so dum
[11:11] <erUSUL> cablop: echo $LANGUAGE
[11:12] <cablop> th0r: right... maybe they're sending me info based on my time zone or counry?
[11:12] <sabgenton> oliver_: I don't have that command
[11:12] <th0r> cablop: sweden, right?
[11:12] <cablop> erUSUL: en
[11:12] <Chipzzz> DannyButterman: Sorry it's not much help but there seem to be issues with the usb bus & sleep modes... I thought this might be one of them...
[11:12] <erUSUL> cablop: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/560591
[11:12] <cablop> :(
[11:12] <cablop> th0r: nope, colombian
[11:13] <sabgenton> oliver_:  apt-get-repository: command not found
[11:13] <erUSUL> cablop: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/434601
[11:13] <sabgenton> is that a real command?
[11:13] <buschwusch> herro, i'm in the process of looking for equilavents for my osx software, since i'm going ubuntu. can you guys recommend me a good irc client w/ a GUI?
[11:13] <th0r> cablop: then yes, might be country based....but check the link erSUL just sent
[11:13] <erUSUL> cablop: from the las bug « sudo /usr/share/software-center/update-software-center »
[11:13] <oliver_> sabgenton, damn i'm messing up a bit :D        add-apt-repository
[11:13] <erUSUL> cablop: they say it is a workaround
[11:13] <W43372> Computer A has things in it's shared folder I need on computer B. I mount that share on computer B, but when I try to move the files it says i don't have permission, what do?
[11:13] <erUSUL> last*
[11:13] <cablop> erUSUL, th0r : i'm checking itr, thanks... maybe it is a coincidence the wrong language is spanish, maybe unrelated to lang settings
[11:14] <Chipzzz> buschwusch: I like xchat
[11:14] <phaedra> buschwusch, you can try xchat
[11:14] <DJones> buschwusch: The irc client thats normally used with a gui is xchat or xchat-gnome which is a bit more a cut down version)
[11:14] <sabgenton> oliver_:  add-apt-repository: command not found
[11:14] <cablop> erUSUL: hehe, dirty workaround, but maybe it will do the trick
[11:14] <buschwusch> xchat i know, didn't like the style on osx, but gonna check it out again for sure :)
[11:14] <buschwusch> thanks
[11:14] <k10> no one is rplying on bakctrack-linux
[11:14] <Chipzzz> buschwusch: irssi runs in a terminal but it's nice too
[11:14] <buschwusch> yeah i know irssi
[11:15] <buschwusch> for now a want software w/ a GUI
[11:15] <sinisterstuf> sabgenton, what version of Ubuntu do you use?
[11:15] <sabgenton> oliver_: if you type the first part of your command then press tab it will show the rest of the command or more comand options
[11:15] <bazhang> k10, be patient, it has nothing to do with ubuntu
[11:15] <oliver_> sabgenton , then your ubuntu is messed up
[11:15] <llutz> k10: backtrack is offtopic here
[11:15] <sabgenton> sinisterstuf: 10.04
[11:15] <buschwusch> can't wait to finally use apt-get update
[11:15] <sabgenton>  server I might add
[11:16] <overclucker> buschwusch: I tried smuxi, and found it decent, though i'm back to irssi
[11:16] <oliver_> sabgenton, its  the normal ubuntu add repo command       add-apt-repository ppa://...........
[11:16] <sinisterstuf> sabgenton, maybe apt-add-repository is for 10.10 or is it not a problem?
[11:16] <dr0id> anyone ? "stdin: is not a tty" ?
[11:16] <buschwusch> ok, thanks overclucker
[11:16] <W43372> I can access the files in other shared folders on computer a from computer b,, just not Public
[11:16] <erUSUL> dr0id: what command gives that error?
[11:16] <sinisterstuf> *add-apt-repository
[11:16] <sabgenton> oliver_: what version of  ubuntu do you have
[11:16] <cablop> mmmm... it would also helps because the USC is showing me some PPAs that are not currently in this system... nor packages from them
[11:17] <oliver_> sinisterstuf im the one wondering why i can't just  add the repo      with           sudo add-apt-repository ppa://.......
[11:17] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, and what Ubuntu version do you use?
[11:17] <oliver_> sinisterstuf  and update as second step      sudo apt-get update
[11:17] <awanti> plz.
[11:17] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, sabgenton     ubuntu 10.10
[11:17] <cablop> erUSUL: that worked, thanks!
[11:17] <buschwusch> wow, smuxi looks sleek
[11:17] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, do you get errors when you try to update?
[11:17] <sabgenton> sinisterstuf: do you have 10.10?
[11:18] <erUSUL> cablop: no problem
[11:18] <th0r> oliver_: adding the repo just puts the repo link in the list, apt-get update actually contacts the repo and gets the software info
[11:18] <sinisterstuf> sabgenton, yes, I have 10.10
[11:18] <oliver_> th0r, but  why can't I  just add the link to the repo and execute the update on a new line ... why do i have to combine it with    && sudo apt-get update
[11:18] <sabgenton> ok mabye thats why I dont' have it
[11:18] <buschwusch> is there an alternative to filezilla, something sleeker/simpler?
[11:19] <th0r> oliver_: you can do them separately....it isn't necessary to do them on one line
[11:19] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, you don't have to
[11:19] <oliver_> th0r, well it gave me an error like failed to read from launchpad....
[11:19] <th0r> oliver_: just leave out the &&
[11:19] <sabgenton> oliver_: so if your run apt-get update first by itself and then later run the command in question it doesn't work?
[11:19] <oliver_> th0r , but when i combined them it worked flawlessly
[11:19] <erUSUL> buschwusch: Places>connect to Server?
[11:19] <sinisterstuf> sabgenton, I think so, although you I don't think you can install add-apt-repository, I think it's part of the apt package or something
[11:20] <W43372> Computer A has things in it's shared folder I need on computer B. I mount that share on computer B, but when I try to move the files it says i don't have permission, what do?
[11:20] <oliver_> sabgenton, why the update before the add-apt-repository
[11:20] <buschwusch> erUSUL: i know how to use filezilla, i just want something better looking, like transmit, which is what i use under osx
[11:20] <oliver_> sabgenton makes  no sense to me
[11:20] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, no. the steps are, add the ppa, update the repository, install the package
[11:22] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, after you do the add-apt-repository you do the apt-get update && apt-get install whateveryouwant
[11:22] <sabgenton> oliver_: Well apt-get update  updates your package  list so apt might not run if there was a corruption in your packagelist
[11:22] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, hmm well it all worked fine  just when i tried     sudo add-apt-repository ...  (i would have run the sudo apt-get update afterwards) alone i got an error but when i run           sudo add-apt-repository... && sudo apt-get update        it worked
[11:22] <erUSUL> !info gftp
[11:22] <sabgenton> ok
[11:22] <aLeSD> hi all
[11:22] <sabgenton> see your point
[11:23] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, so... what is actually the problem right now?
[11:23] <sabgenton> I agree with sinisterstuf
[11:23] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, i'm just asking why i need to combine  them and can't run seperately
[11:23] <sinisterstuf> ...i forgot how ubottu works
[11:24] <sabgenton> oliver_: I wouldn' have thought it nessaary ethier
[11:24] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, did some google  research but haven't found an answer yet .. :D
[11:24] <sabgenton> a comand doesn't care about what command is run after it
[11:24] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, saying that you can't run them separately implies that now you can no longer do sudo apt-get update, is this true?
[11:24] <sabgenton> well unless it's a pipe
[11:25] <sabgenton> not &&
[11:25] <cablop> maybe this is offtopic... but i receive suggestions, i want a program able to track task and TODO lists but able to sync them online, but keep an offline copy, i'm trying taskcoach, but... it is hard to sync
[11:25] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, thats what  i  run first        sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa
[11:25] <cablop> th0r and erusul, thanks, software list was rebuilt and it is in the correct language now :)
[11:25] <greppy> cablop: todo.sh + dropbox
[11:25] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, Error reading https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa: HTTP Err was the answer
[11:25] <erUSUL> cablop: you're wellcome
[11:26] <greppy> cablop: todo.sh from http://todotxt.com/
[11:26] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, and if you manually add the ppa to your sources.list and add the key, does it work then?
[11:26] <cablop> todo.sh?, tel me see
[11:27] <cablop> *let
[11:27] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, yeah yeah works all but just not seperatley
[11:27] <oliver_> sinisterstuf, funny .. though not a problem .. just a questions why :D
[11:27] <Symmetria> hrm, whats a reasonable disk write speed in a modern machine on a raid 5 array
[11:28] <dr0id> erUSUL: hey, I did a git clone, and got that
[11:28] <dr0id> though the cloning was successful. but I want to know what that means
[11:29] <erUSUL> dr0id: usually terminal amulators are connected to (pseudo) tty's so is stdin stdout and stderr ...
[11:29] <sabgenton> oliver_: yeah sounds weird to me
[11:29] <sinisterstuf> oliver_, I just copied your sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa and it worked fine for me… for you it doesn't…
[11:30] <Ja23> Hello! Maybe you can help me? My Problem:
[11:30] <Ja23> Using DiskCreator I made a bootable usb drive with Ubuntu, when I run it on my computer there is no option for running it as a LiveCD, only for fixing an existing version of Ubuntu or for installing a new one
[11:31] <lighta> Ja23, wich iso did you took ?
[11:31] <Ja23> ubuntu-10.10-desktop-AMD64.iso
[11:31] <lompa> hi
[11:32] <Ja23> I also redownloaded and tried again, just in case
[11:33] <erUSUL> dr0id: but really dunno what the error is about... maybe some program was pied to less or something without specting it
[11:33] <lighta> hmm yeah strange, did you md5 it to check it out first ?
[11:33] <cablop> greppy: interesting, but a little bit geeky, hehe
[11:34] <cablop> but i like the idea i can merge things in a single text file
[11:34] <greppy> cablop: you're on IRC and using linux :P
[11:34] <lighta> yeah most thing geeky here
[11:34] <Curly_Q> Hello there Greppy. How are you today?
[11:35] <greppy> fine.
[11:35] <cablop> greppy: hahaha, nice one, you got me
[11:35] <Curly_Q> Greppy, I figured out the VNC issue. It is working now.
[11:35] <greppy> nice!
[11:36] <Ja23> Hello! Maybe you can help me? My Problem:
[11:36] <Ja23> Using DiskCreator I made a bootable usb drive with Ubuntu, when I run it on my computer there is no option for running it as a LiveCD, only for fixing an existing version of Ubuntu or for installing a new one
[11:36] <Curly_Q> I am using x11vnc right now from a remote Windows box.
[11:37] <volvering> hello i have an problem on my pc, i have installed win7 and ubuntu on diff partitions but on the boot screen when i choose win7 to boot it dosent start coz seams the partition is unmonted and if i mount it from ubuntu disk utility it dosent keep mounted when i re boot the pc.. any help?
[11:37] <cablop> Ja23: it seems it depends on what did you used to create that LiveCd... did you used the alternate CD?
[11:37] <Curly_Q> I set up Xchat in which is what I am talking with you right now.
[11:38] <cablop> volvering, it seems you changed partition places before installing windows
[11:38] <Ja23> cablop: I used the 10.10 desktop version, AMD64
[11:39] <volvering> cablop, i first installed windows and then  ubuntu
[11:39] <aLeSD> where I canhow to set ssh server to use the current user passwd to login ?
[11:39] <schnuffle> !dualboot | volvering:
[11:39] <cablop> volvering, this is the right order, but if you moved or created new partitions...
[11:39] <Curly_Q> The only two downfalls with this is that the typing is slow and and the response time or latency is not as fast as I would like it to be. I read there is a compression mode for VNC.
[11:40] <volvering> cablop, the pc have 2 hd .. in the first i installed win and on the second ubuntu.. if i ceck on disk utility on ubuntu i can see the hd where win is installed is unmounted
[11:40] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: FreeNX is a good alternative when you have only small bandwidth
[11:41] <Curly_Q> Overall, UltraVNC for Windows and X11VNC for Linux works great.
[11:41] <volvering> schnuffle, !dualboot | volvering:
[11:41] <volvering> bash: !dualboot: event not found
[11:41] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle, I will take a look at that. Thanks.
[11:42] <Sterist> quick question, what is a "LBA" flag on a filesystem?
[11:43] <cablop> what is your exact problem, volvering ?
[11:43] <schnuffle> volvering: see what ubottu told you !dualboot is a command for the channel robot
[11:43] <erUSUL> Sterist: is a caracteristic of the disk afaik. Logical Block Addressing
[11:43] <deww> Sterist: stands for logical block addressng.
[11:44] <Ja23> Hello! Maybe you can help me? My Problem:
[11:44] <Ja23> Using DiskCreator I made a bootable usb drive with Ubuntu using 10.10-desktop-amd64.iso, when I run it on my computer there is no option for running it as a LiveCD, only for fixing an existing version of Ubuntu or for installing a new one
[11:44] <sabgenton> llutz: do you think I need an equivalent to wireless-mode    managed
[11:44] <deww> i think it's some trickery to allow larger disks to work without being constrained by the older cylinder head sector scheme
[11:44] <sabgenton> the guide doesn't mention it
[11:45] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle, have you used putty with UltraVNC? Do I just enable putty and run UltraVNC on top of it for tunneling?
[11:45] <rishi> Am I the only one having problems connecting/downloading from the repositories? apt-get update, apt-get install are taking ages.
[11:45] <cablop> volvering, you don't need to mount any partition to be able to mount windows
[11:45] <cablop> they behave appart... maybe thereś a problem, and the problem is you maybe deleted the bootloader of windows 7
[11:45] <cablop> i mean the mbr
[11:45] <aguitel> rishi, change mirror
[11:46] <iqpi> volvering: if you have 2 hd, you have to install grub on the hd that is configured in bios to boot
[11:46] <rishi> aguitel: I changed from us.xxx to fi.xxx. (I am in Finland, btw)
[11:46] <elFidel> rishi: i noted that aswell during the last weeks- mirror-change was a good solution
[11:46] <Ja23> Can I create a liveCD from a DVD-RW?
[11:46] <rishi> aguitel: Not much help till now.
[11:46] <rishi> aguitel: What are you using?
[11:46] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: es I have, you must activate remote portforwarding to use it: http://martybugs.net/smoothwall/puttyvnc.cgi
[11:46] <elFidel> rishi: i guess there is more then 1 mirror in your country
[11:47] <lighta> Sterist, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_block_addressing
[11:47] <brverg> hi why is that whenever i sign to this channel, i get the message "Couldn't look up your hostname"
[11:47] <Sterist> erUSUL: do you know if LBA would cause recognition issues with some devices?
[11:47] <deww> brverg: that's a server side message. your ip isnt resolving to a hostname and vice versa. no big deal
[11:48] <erUSUL> Sterist: maybe if the bios is too old?
[11:48] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle, thanks for the link. I am reading it now.  ;)
[11:48] <Ja23> Hello! Maybe you can help me? My Problem:
[11:48] <Ja23> Using DiskCreator I made a bootable usb drive with Ubuntu using 10.10-desktop-amd64.iso, when I run it on my computer there is no option for running it as a LiveCD, only for fixing an existing version of Ubuntu or for installing a new one
[11:48] <lighta> with device you mean harddrive yeah ?
[11:48] <Ja23> Does anyone know how to fix this? or if I could use a DVD to make a live CD?
[11:49] <aguitel> rishi,in software sources under system administration
[11:49] <aguitel> rishi,open it
 ok thx... lately my internet connection seems to abnormally slower than before. i contacted the network provider but nothing is wrong...
[11:51] <bastidrazor> brverg: someone is leeching your wifi?
 how do i ensure that? btw i use dsl cable
[11:51] <aguitel> rishi, in the fist tab it say:downloading for.... choose other mirror and then best mirror
[11:51] <lighta> Ja23, any support can make liveUbuntu
[11:52] <schnuffle> rishi: or the number of wifi networks in your area raised
[11:52] <bastidrazor> brverg: do you have a wireless router?
[11:52] <theprototype> Waddup ya'll =) . . anyone know how i can look at the source from a .sh file ??
[11:52] <theprototype> i renamed to .txt with no joy. (i am a noob)
[11:52] <schnuffle> theprototype: open it in a editor
 no
[11:53] <rigved> Ja23: you can use a DVD to create a LiveCD, but I do not know about your USB Live System problem. just curious, do you get a screen (with black background) and a list of options (like repair and install etc.)
[11:53] <rishi> aguitel: schnuffle: There is an outside chance that the Natty kernel backport for Lucid that is available from kernel-ppa has broken my Ethernet.
[11:53] <bastidrazor> brverg: then you 'ensured' it well. :|
[11:53]  * rishi keeps poking
[11:53] <DJones> theprototype: I would have thought it was just nano filename.sh in a terminal or right click on the file and open with gedit
[11:54] <theprototype> schnuffle any recommended editors? somehow this scrip is "trial" version, and i wanna take a look at it. I found it here http://fadzilmahfodh.blogspot.com/
[11:54] <rigved> rishi: Natty support is available on #ubuntu+1. but i do not think that they provide support for backports
 speaking of that, my mozilla browser crashes if i open more than one tab of youtube at a time... something wrong with my flashplayer?
[11:54] <aguitel> rishi, you want to install another kernel from ppa?
[11:54] <Ja23> Hey rigved, when I boot from my usb I first get to choose my language, then the next screen has the options like repair and install, but the background Is purpley I think
[11:55] <theprototype> schnuffle if you look at that script, it would be nice if u can tell me if it will actually do what it sais it will
[11:55] <schnuffle> theprototype: gedit is alright
[11:55] <rigved> Ja23: then it's proper. i don't know what's causing this problem. maybe someone else can help you
[11:56] <bastidrazor> brverg: run firefox from a terminal and see why it crashes.
 if you don't mind, what is it i need to type in terminal in order to run firefox...?
[11:57] <lighta> theprototype, isn't this just aircrack utility ?
[11:57] <bastidrazor> brverg: firefox
[11:57] <schnuffle> theprototype: the file i a binary and not a h script
[11:58] <theprototype> lighta yes its a script for aircrack so i dont have to  type a lot. They just got it as a "Trial" script and im suspicious
[11:58] <theprototype> schnuffle how would i open a binary file ?
[11:59] <wewe> hi guys
[11:59] <theprototype> schnuffle well i'll look that one up i guess
[11:59] <wewe> i have some question
[11:59] <schnuffle> theprototype: if you really want to open it, use a hex editor
[11:59] <lighta> open to read what on ? that reverse engenering you have tool for this but depend on langage ot always possible to reverse it
[11:59] <Curly_Q> Schuffle, is the <IP_ADDRESS> considered the loopback address for tunnelling?
[12:00] <theprototype> schnuffle yea i just google searched and reading the wiki on binary files thats what it said =D
 ok... i've opened firefox via the terminal, now what shall i do? repeat what i did with firefox earlier?
[12:00] <rigved> theprototype: type in the terminal - file filename.ext
[12:00] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: not really
[12:00] <bastidrazor> brverg: yes.
[12:00] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: it's a coice
[12:00] <schnuffle> choice
[12:00] <Curly_Q> It seems like a bypass address for the <IP_ADDRESS> loopback.
[12:01] <Pumpkin-> everything in <IP_ADDRESS>/8 is loopback
[12:01] <wewe> if i wanna run a program as root ?
[12:02] <wewe> how can i do it
[12:02] <Curly_Q> Pumpking nice explanation.
[12:02] <popey> !sudo | wewe
[12:02] <theprototype> rigved thanks didn't know about that
[12:02] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: they use <IP_ADDRESS> to avoid conflicts
[12:02] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle, that makes sense.
[12:02] <rigved> theprototype: did that help?
[12:03] <wewe> but i need it always like when i run it
[12:03] <wewe> can i do as permission ?
[12:03] <Curly_Q> I use VLC viewer and in Windows XP pro VLC sets up its own .hosts file due to the fact that VLC is a server for video.
[12:03] <theprototype> rigved well i'm going to use a hex editor to look at it. but im not sure if my knowledge is extensive enough to decide if its trustworthy. it sais i wont need a dictionary for aircrack and WPA using that script, seems a bit far fethced
[12:04] <scyte> Wat search engine do you guys use, I dont want to use google anymore!
[12:04] <theprototype> scyte google with proxy switcher
[12:04] <schnuffle> wewe: you can use setuid but you should know what you're doing cause it's a potential security risk
[12:04] <rigved> theprototype: ok. glad to help
[12:04] <scyte> theprototype I wil google proxy switcher to find more information about it
[12:05] <wewe> i used GNS3 but the most feature it does work when i run it as root
[12:05] <theprototype> scyte well, i think proxy is strictly windows, but basically route your traffic to look like your in a different country/city to get different results
[12:05] <theprototype> scyte sorry, proxy switcher*
[12:05] <scyte> theprototype i got foxyproxy with bt4 rc2 installed i am running a live usb
[12:06] <scyte> theprototype would that do the same job?
[12:06] <theprototype> scyte pretty much. depends on what kind info u put in there
[12:06] <theprototype> scyte slow search results the further u get away from home or higher the ping
[12:06] <theprototype> scyte of course
[12:06] <theprototype> scyte hops w/e
[12:06] <wewe> so if there is any command that i can do it once and the program work always as root
[12:07] <scyte> theprototype ok thanks
[12:07] <bastidrazor> wewe: what command?
[12:07] <ejcweb> How would I go about updating from 10.04 to 10.10? I assumed that it might happen automatically as part of the normal updates.
[12:07] <bastidrazor> !upgrade | ejcweb
[12:07] <lighta> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[12:08] <bastidrazor> lighta: that will not change distro versions
[12:08] <lighta> ah sry =)
[12:08] <wewe> i used GNS3 and all feature work perfectly on root so i need any command that can be do it once and the GNS3 work as root when i run it
[12:08] <schnuffle> wewe: yes there is but as I told you, be sure you know what you do: chown root <program> && chmod u+s <program>
[12:09] <wewe> the command should be in root mode , right ?
[12:09] <schnuffle> wewe: yes
[12:09] <theprototype> scyte np hope it helped =)
[12:10]  * Magizian^xx^ is here to help individuals that want to run a bbs w/ntsh&unix shell on UBUNTU (see pic)  http://magizian.dyndns.org:20080/img/ntsh.jpg
[12:10] <Daghdha> to slow
[12:10] <theprototype> ugh. Anyone know how i would get the code out of a binary file by viewing it with GHex ?
[12:11] <theprototype> i just want to look at it like it was while it was in txt format
[12:11] <Daghdha> You need a dissasembler
[12:11] <volvering> iqpi, grub is insstalled
[12:12] <theprototype> Daghdha any recomendations for ease of use ?
[12:12] <Daghdha> no
[12:12] <Magizian^xx^> Btw, you can try the bbs/shells via telnet://magizian.dyndns.org:20023
[12:12] <Daghdha> it's hard
[12:12] <lighta> theprototype, I think aircrack would have been faster
[12:12] <schnuffle> theprototype: I aggree with lighta
[12:12] <exile> running maverick, suddenly none of my daemons (including sysklogd) are starting on reboot. networking also down for same reason. initctl lists them all as stop/waiting. initctl start rc gives "failed to start". any ideas?
[12:13] <bastidrazor> Magizian^xx^: don't advertise
[12:13] <theprototype> lighta lol yes. but i want to run scripts. i end up having to do this a lot ending with a LOT of typing which is no biggie but if a script exists i'd like to use it, and i'm not familiar with scrips at all
[12:13] <jrib> exile: what changed since last time they did run?
[12:13] <theprototype> light i know this is getting in to programming which is totally friggin COOL
[12:13] <Magizian^xx^> I'm offering help setting up a bbs and shells in ubuntu.. not advertising.
[12:13] <exile> nfi, nothing pertinent in /var/syslog
[12:13] <Magizian^xx^> Giving a picture and demo.
[12:13] <lighta> but just do a .sh script ? put your command there so you'll have your fast and simple
[12:13] <schnuffle> theprototype: but the file isn't a scipt it's a binary
[12:13] <Magizian^xx^> most haven't considered it.
[12:14] <wewe> schnuffle: i did it , but it does not work as root
[12:14] <Magizian^xx^> Do YOU know how to?
[12:14] <bastidrazor> Magizian^xx^: this channel is not for bbs/shell toying.
[12:14] <schnuffle> wewe: what does not work, show a ls -l <program>
[12:14] <theprototype> schnuffle yes i'm sorry. lol i knows it binary (thanks to you), do people put files in binary to prevent people from easily looking at the "code" or whatever ????
[12:14] <kaloid> Teste
[12:14] <kaloid> Auguem do Brasil ae?
[12:14] <Magizian^xx^> ..Cause I shouldn't get shit on for helping ubunt users setup services..
[12:14] <Elitestatus> hey guys
[12:14] <DJones> !br | kaloid
[12:14] <wewe> chown root GNS3.desktop && chmod u+s GNS3.desktop
[12:14] <lighta> well disassembling interesting too but hmm maybe more complicated then writing a bash script in my opinion
[12:14] <jrib> Magizian^xx^: thanks, but it's better to wait for someone to actual ask a question about it first :)
[12:15] <Magizian^xx^> ..you troll.
[12:15] <wewe> this is the command i did
[12:15] <schnuffle> theprototype: mostly a binray resilts from using C/C++
[12:15] <wewe> i did it in root mode
[12:15] <Magizian^xx^> question about it? look at the pic.. thats new stuff..!
[12:15] <Magizian^xx^> +old stuff.
[12:15] <DJones> !ot | Magizian^xx^
[12:16] <wewe> so i need to restart ?
[12:16] <jrib> Magizian^xx^: this channel is for answering questions asked by users.  If people just posted interesting articles without anyone in particular asking about it it would be chaos.  So please refrain from doing so in the future.  I appreciate your enthusiasm, but that's not how this channel works
[12:16] <Magizian^xx^> no shit Djones.. quit shitting on me for helping ubuntu users setup bbs services.. bandwagoneer.
[12:16] <kaloid> i need help
[12:16] <schnuffle> wewe: show a ls -l GNS3.desktop
[12:16] <exile> ps -aux shows nothing but init, ttyp0 and bash, where do i find upstart logs?
[12:17] <kaloid> my amsn do not connect
[12:17] <lighta> theprototype,  I used REC once was fine not perfect but fine http://www.thefreecountry.com/programming/disassemblers.shtml,
[12:17] <bastidrazor> Magizian^xx^: by all means.. cursing gets your point across much better.
[12:17]  * Magizian^xx^ is here to help individuals that want to run a bbs w/ntsh&unix shell on UBUNTU (see pic)  http://magizian.dyndns.org:20080/img/ntsh.jpg (test)  Btw, you can try the bbs/shells via telnet://magizian.dyndns.org:20023
[12:17] <DJones> !ops | Magizian^xx^ Spamming
[12:17] <Elitestatus> Does anyone know how to fix the fixed channel mode: -1????
[12:18] <wewe> -rwSrw-rw- 1 root root 196 2011-03-09 01:12 GNS3.desktop
[12:18] <DJones> Thanks jrib
[12:18] <wewe> it is now work as root ?
[12:18] <exile> no one knows what to do if sysklogd isnt starting on boot? i dont even know how to troubleshoot
[12:18] <theprototype> lighta thanks for the headstart
[12:20] <schnuffle> wewe:  .desktop is not binary, paste the conntent of te file to pastebin
[12:20] <schnuffle> exile: dmesg
[12:20] <theprototype> lighta thanks for the head start
[12:21] <wewe> schnuffle,  so i need to go tot it's file and do the command again
[12:21] <exile> schnuffle, its blank
[12:21] <exile> even after restart
[12:21] <lighta> you welcome
[12:21] <jrib> weird
[12:21] <schnuffle> wewe: so how do you start your app
[12:22] <wewe> i save it as file in OPT and i put shorcut in Desktop
[12:24] <exile> on the plus side i've learned a ton on how linux boots, on the negative i cant get anything to start except manually
[12:24] <devkhadka> can i pause phptorec recovery process, and continue next time from the same point onward
[12:24] <schnuffle> wewe: so you do the commands on the binary you ut in /opt
[12:24] <zhyu> hi
[12:24] <schnuffle> put
[12:24] <Abhijit> hi
[12:25] <jrib> exile: what changed since last time they did run?
[12:26] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle I read the Smoothwall page. Is it necessary to have a 3rd box as a smoothwall server? Will do the tunnelling without a 3rd box?
[12:26] <exile> wish i knew, there's nothing pertinent in /var/log/syslog, last message is about cron being killed by TERM. this is on a remote unattended server, just a whole lot of --MARK-- since then, then nothing as sysklogd didnt start after a reboot
[12:27] <jrib> exile: can you start it manually?
[12:27] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: you only need your box and the box yu want to connect to, nothing more
[12:27] <exile> yes, but it won't catch anything on boot
[12:27] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: and of course te remote box needs ssh enabled
[12:27] <Curly_Q> OK thanks. Schematic diagram mentions a 3rd box.
[12:28] <jrib> exile: how do you start it munually?
[12:28] <wewe> schnuffle, i did it in the file but still it dose not work
[12:28] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: it was the first hit from google, mybe I should lookup a better example
[12:28] <schnuffle> wewe: can you be more precise about what is not working?
[12:29] <Curly_Q> I am actually logged in with SSH. No that was a good example. I am sure I can find stuff on it. I appreciate you pointing me in that direction.
[12:29] <exile> jrib: /etc/init.d/sysklogd start (also tried via initctl start rc, which fails)
[12:29] <jrib> exile: ok, so we should figure out why it fails with initctl
[12:29] <DECA> heeeeeelp :)   how to restore main top panel if you delete it ???
[12:29] <exile> i'd love to know where that's logged to
[12:29] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: the important part is that you use remote portforwarding
[12:29] <exile> but upstart doco is very vague
[12:29] <bastidrazor> !resetpanels  | DECA
[12:30] <wewe> i have some topology that does work as root when i run it the program from terminal , so i need the program always work as root
[12:30] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle, that was the lesson I gathered from this. I appreciate it.
[12:30] <sacarlson> how do I get a history of what was installed with synaptic sorted by time?
[12:30] <DECA> ubottu let me try
[12:30] <Curly_Q> At least I finally got the thing running.
[12:30] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: FreeNX uses ssh by default to connect
[12:31] <DECA> ubottu : thank you man
[12:31] <bastidrazor> DECA: you're welcome :)
[12:31] <Curly_Q> That's good to know.
[12:31] <DECA> where is a place with all that comand ?
[12:31] <DECA> commands ???
[12:32] <schnuffle> DECA: you meanthe robot commands?
[12:32] <exile> jrib, do you know where to find the logs from initctl? upstart is vague at best, indicates it should be logged to syslog :<
[12:32] <DECA> yes
[12:32] <bastidrazor> DECA: http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi
[12:33] <jrib> exile: I don't.  I'll see if I can find more info.  Is there a reason you're using sysklogd though?
[12:33] <DECA> bastidrazor :   thank you  man
[12:33] <exile> came by default
[12:33] <bastidrazor> DECA: you're welcome.
[12:33] <DECA> :)
[12:34] <exile> jrib: i have klogd in /etc/init.d too
[12:35] <jrib> exile: what ubuntu version?  I seem to have rsyslog on all my systems
[12:35] <DECA> bastidrazor : do you also lknow how to enable a usb at virtual box ?
[12:35] <exile> maverick, but it was a VPS'd image
[12:36] <exile> jrib, i can try apting it but i'm worried about making this more complicated even
[12:36] <jrib> exile: no need, I was trying to understand the situation
[12:36] <bastidrazor> DECA: if you installed the virtualbox-OSE version from the repo's then USB's will not work. you will have to install the version from virtual box's website.
[12:36] <DECA> ohhh iseee
[12:36] <DECA> yes i did that
[12:36] <schnuffle> DECA: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/USB
[12:37] <jrib> exile: are you logging to a remote host?
[12:37] <DECA> trhank you schnuffle
[12:38] <bastidrazor> and i did not know the OSE version had a fix. good to know,
[12:39] <schnuffle> bastidrazor: haven't tried it
[12:39] <bastidrazor> i prefer vmware, so i have not tested the fix either.
[12:39] <jrib> exile: also, start trying http://upstart.ubuntu.com/wiki/Debugging to get more info on what is happening
[12:40] <schnuffle> bastidrazor: I prefered vmware but moving to ESXi/KVM
[12:41] <bastidrazor> schnuffle: more features? better support?
[12:41] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle, when doing an apt-get to install FreeNX, how often do you use sudo apt-get update ?  And what about the sudo aptitude install freenx   ?
[12:42] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: aptitude is the recommended way of installing it unites apt-get and apt-cache and has better dependency resolution
[12:42] <exile> jrib, yes
[12:42] <bastidrazor> Curly_Q: i personally apt-get update before i do anything else. uptodate package lists are important.
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> Curly_Q:  you 'sudo apt-get update' every time you add/remove repos.. or want to refresj the package listings.
[12:42] <jrib> exile: yes, it's logging to a remote host?
[12:42] <exile> jrib, yes i'm on a remote host - no grub
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> Im not sure aptitude is really that recommended any more..  but some people perfer it..
[12:42] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: Before I install a package I do a aptitude update, just to be sure to have the actual package list
[12:43] <Curly_Q> I see. It is almost like a windows updater.
[12:43] <bastidrazor> i thought aptitude was being phased out in the later versions of ubuntu?
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> Curly_Q:  the apt update system  works MUCH better then windows update ever did
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> bastidrazor:  its not installed by default any more./
[12:43] <jrib> exile: did you setup sysklogd to log to a remote host?
[12:43] <bastidrazor> Dr_Willis: i guess no better way to phase out then not include.
[12:43] <schnuffle> bastidrazor: really, hmm any reason for that?
[12:44] <bastidrazor> schnuffle: no idea why they would drop aptitude.
[12:44] <exile> jrib: nope, and i've seen that google result already :P (ps, i appreciate the help)
[12:44] <exile> sysklogd logs normally when it's started
[12:44] <exile> it just doesn't start on boot
[12:44] <exile> which stops me from finding what's really wrong
[12:44] <schnuffle> exile: what's about starting it in rc.local?
[12:45] <Curly_Q> Thanks for the advice.
[12:45] <exile> schnuffle, what do you mean?
[12:45] <landingonwater> puzzling... never got wifi to work on ubuntu 10.10, but on Peppermint It works fine, and It show the "additional drivers" needed. Anyone got any idea why ? I thought I would be Peppermint who borrowed from Ubuntu ?
[12:46] <solstice> hi. I tried the latest NN α3 and I was very very unimpressed. like 10.10 final I had to wait at least 5 minutes with the ubuntu logo on screen and the dots canging colors ! and after getting the screen with (you need 2.6GB and internet and (I don't remeber)) it stays there doing apprently nothing. I shut it down after 5 more minutes. wtf !
[12:46] <schnuffle> exile: start syslog in /etc/rc.local
[12:46] <Daekdroom> !natty | solstice
[12:46] <jrib> exile: you can add the redirection lines in the actual init script (even though the upstart link I gave is saying to do it for actual upstart jobs, just do it in the init.d script.  Although I guess you can do both and add it to the rc upstart job to see if it's actually useful).  Just redirect the output to some file you can get at later
[12:46] <exile> schnuffle, rc.local has (practically) nothing in it, i'll add syslog there.
[12:46] <solstice> it si not even alpha quality. worse than that
[12:47] <rezaervani> Hi All,
[12:47] <solstice> and I say that with the final release of 10.10 I had to wait at least 5 minutes too with the ubuntu logo on screen.
[12:47] <teb_> Hi, I'm trying to activate a connection on the wlan0-interface using cnetworkmanager. But it complains that the device is not managed by networkmanager. Can anyone help me figure out where I can fix it so that it's managed?   No X available just a terminal.
[12:48] <solstice> Why so slow ? some live cd boot in 30 seconds
[12:48] <schnuffle> solstice: use bootchart to see where te time gets wasted
[12:48] <bastidrazor> solstice: then stick with 10.04 and stop crying.
[12:48] <solstice> I talk about the installation CD
[12:49] <jrib> teb_: does nmcli behave the same way?
[12:49] <bastidrazor> solstice: every liveCD i've used of ubuntu has booted in about 4 or so minutes. which is normal.
[12:49] <andreylosev> I have 2 monitors.. is there an easy way to get different wallpapers on each?
[12:49] <andreylosev> google didn't help
[12:49] <solstice> bastidrazor: :-o
[12:49] <teb_> jrib: I'll check
[12:50] <schnuffle> !wallpaper | andreylosev:
[12:50] <jrib> teb_: one way I guess that might happen is if you've setup the interface in /etc/network/interfaces (you don't want to do that)
[12:50] <andreylosev> schnuffle, that's not what I'm asking
[12:50] <schnuffle> andreylosev: oops that doesn' answer your question
[12:50] <larious> Having a problem installing my EC226 Huawei USB Modem on ubuntu 10.04 TLs, can anyone help me to solve this issue
[12:50] <schnuffle> :)
[12:50] <andreylosev> also I love your nick
[12:50] <exile> jrib, so i'm confused, you want me to add something to /etc/init.d/sysklogd
[12:50] <jrib> andreylosev: compiz used to have a plugin to do that.  No idea if it still does.  Might try #compiz
[12:50] <MrUnagi> any way to view meta data in terminal?
[12:51] <bastidrazor> andreylosev: if you're using 1 desktop that spans both monitors then you need to gimp out a wallpaper with two images. if  you're using two xservers then it is straight forward.
[12:51] <rezaervani> I got error : gnomeConf.sh not found when try to install cheops-ng on my Lucid. Anyone can help ?
[12:51] <Logan_> !modem | larious
[12:52] <jrib> exile: yes, I'm suggesting you add ">> /tmp/upstart.log 2>&1" to the line that actually attempts to start the daemon in the appropriate init.d script
[12:52] <exile> jrib ok attempting that
[12:52] <teb_> jrib: there is a network config for eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces.  Would that also ruin the possiblity to control wlan0 by networkmanager?
[12:53] <MrUnagi> er is there any way to view id3 tag info of mp3s in terminal
[12:53] <schnuffle> MrUnagi: what meta data?
[12:53] <jrib> teb_: I don't believe so
[12:53] <theprototype> Always about business in here. hardly ever a joke cracked, (until a newb that doesn't word his question correctly comes around) . . . I like that.
[12:53] <Slice> You have been kicked from #wine by ChanServ (Invite only channel)
[12:53] <Logan_> !info id3tool | MrUnagi
[12:53] <Slice> :(
[12:54] <jrib> Slice: you likely want #winehq
[12:54] <Slice> cheers
[12:54] <jrib> MrUnagi: mp3info is one of I'm sure a dozen ways
[12:54] <Daghdha> http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/1394031/26c40464/van_dun_naar_dikkie.html    UNBELIEVABLE
[12:55] <Logan_> !ot | Daghdha
[12:55] <rezaervani> Hi All, i can find libgnome-dev package on lucid, where is it now ?
[12:56] <jrib> rezaervani: libgnome2-dev?
[12:56] <rezaervani> sory, i mean i can't find libgnome-dev package on lucid, where is it ?
[12:56] <Daghdha> Oh sorry, wrong channel :P
[12:57] <rezaervani> OK, thanks, I can find libgnome2-dev
[12:58] <teb_> jrib: nmcli gives the same error about the device not being managed by networkmanager
[12:58] <abc> haolou
[13:00] <scotty^> Hi all.  I'm running Lucid and accepted the proposed update to Firefox 3.6.15.  I then successfully launched Firefox, it checked my addons (which are only the the standard Ubuntu ones) and showed the home page.  I then closed Firefox.  Shortly after I did something else which crashed my system.  Now when I launch Firefox from the panel icon all that happens is the mouse pointer turns into the spinning circle (denoting busy) for a while a
[13:00] <scotty^> nd then back to a normal pointer.  Firefox doesn't load and is not on the list of processes in the System Monitor.  If I type "firefox" at a command prompt I get this error - "Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": libcanberra-gtk-module.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory".  I have tried reinstalling libcanberra-gtk-module but the problem persists?
[13:01] <scotty^> Can anyone help me?
[13:01] <gemelais> no te veo
[13:03] <jrib> teb_: searching for that message in google has a lot of people changing "managed=false" to "managed=true" in /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf and restarting network manager.  I don't know what that does though
[13:03] <Ascavasaion> I have a dual boot... Windows 7 and Ubuntu.  I mount the NTFS partition with /dev/sda2/      /media/ntfs     ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.utf8 0 0 in the fstab file.  All the files in it are owned by root though.  How do I make it that my user can change file info etc there?
[13:03] <rems> hello !!!
[13:03] <rems> i have aproblem !
[13:03] <rems> hello there, i want to install the svn amsn version compiled to get the farsight extension and when i typed ./configure the result is : http://justpaste.it/edit/370512/a05f1797 .... i did the make install and everything, amsn is installed... in the end of the "./configure" it is writed that farsight is well installed, but when i go on amsn and i test the webcam is says that the farsight extension is not activated... :( an
[13:03] <rems> y idea?
[13:03] <FloodBot2> rems: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:03] <MrUnagi> good lord
[13:03] <Ascavasaion> I have a dual boot... Windows 7 and Ubuntu.  I mount the NTFS partition with /dev/sda2/      /media/ntfs     ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.utf8 0 0 in the fstab file.  All the files in it are owned by root though.  How do I make it that my user can change file info etc there?
[13:04] <rems> :)
[13:04] <rems> :)
[13:05] <scotty^> Has anyone see this before? - "Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": libcanberra-gtk-module.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[13:05] <jrib> scotty^: what ubuntu version?
[13:05] <scotty^> 10.04
[13:05] <jrib> scotty^: where is this firefox update coming from?
[13:05] <scotty^> Update manager.
[13:06] <jrib> scotty^: pastebin: apt-cache policy firefox
[13:06] <scotty^> Sure - can u remind we of the pastebin URL?
[13:06] <scotty^> I mean URI
[13:06] <Logan_> !pastebin | scotty^
[13:07] <teb_> jrib: already tried to change that one back and forth, but not working.  Guess I'll just have to google some more :) Thanks for the help
[13:07] <jrib> teb_: try commenting the eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces and reboot (just to troubleshoot)
[13:07] <schnuffle> Ascavasaion: use umask,uid,gid options, mask=007,gid=046,uid=0
[13:07] <jrib> teb_: you have physical access, right?
[13:07] <Ascavasaion> ta schnuffle
[13:08] <scotty^> Thanks Logan.  Actually I've just realised that using pastebin will be tricky without a working web browser.
[13:08] <Logan_> !pastebinit | scotty^
[13:09] <AlwaysUltra> .
[13:09] <scotty^> Cool, thanks
[13:09] <jrib> teb_: what's the exact command you execute by the way?
[13:10] <[segfault]> scotty^: Are you running 10.04 32-bit or 64-bit?
[13:10] <teb_> jrib: I'll try that as soon as I'm next to the box and can go into it physically
[13:11] <teb_> cnetworkmanager --acti "system,connectionname,wlan0,"
[13:11] <Curly_Q> Schnuffle what is "Nomachine key for installation?"
[13:11] <jrib> teb_: not familiar with cnetworkmanager.  Does "nmcli con" display the interface?
[13:12] <scotty^> Ok, the requested command output is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/578316/
[13:12] <larious>  Having a problem installing my EC226 Huawei USB Modem on ubuntu 10.04 TLs, can anyone help me to solve this issue
[13:12] <teb_> jrib: and "nmcli con up id 'connectionname'"
[13:12] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: What did you install?
[13:12] <scotty^> I'm running the 32bit version of Lucid.
[13:12] <Curly_Q> sudo /usr/lib/nx/nxsetup --install
[13:12] <Curly_Q> ------> It is recommended that you use the NoMachine key for
[13:12] <Curly_Q>         easier setup. If you answer "y", FreeNX creates a custom
[13:12] <Curly_Q>         KeyPair and expects you to setup your clients manually.
[13:12] <Curly_Q>         "N" is default and uses the NoMachine key for installation.
[13:12] <FloodBot2> Curly_Q: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:13] <[segfault]> scotty^: k, just thought getlibs might help you if you were running 64-bit.  Have you already tried removing it completely and re-installing?
[13:13] <teb_> jrib: nmcli con displays the connection yes
[13:13] <teb_> jrib: but no interface
[13:13] <jrib> teb_: try with uuid instead of id
[13:13] <larious> Having a problem installing my EC226 Huawei USB Modem on ubuntu 10.04 TLs, can anyone help me to solve this issue
[13:13] <Curly_Q> I tried to use pastebin but could not copy and paste using ssh.
[13:14] <jrib> teb_: nmcli con up uuid long-string-blah-blah
[13:14] <teb_> jrib: same problem, device not managed
[13:14] <schnuffle> Curly_Q: I think I used the default keys
[13:15] <Curly_Q> OK I will do that.
[13:15] <jrib> teb_: ok don't know then.  You probably have to dig into network manager docs (do they exist? :P) or wait for someone else
[13:15] <teb_> jrib: i'll try to restart the network settings completely and see if i can get it working from the start....must have done something strange at some time
[13:15] <scotty^> larious - A lot of Huawei USB modems had trouble being installed on Lucid due to their real or potential inbuilt storage which caused them to be detected as CDROM's.  In most cases this was due to the modem having buggy firmware and was solved for most models by a firmware update from your mobile carrier.
[13:16] <teb_> jrib: thanks for trying :)
[13:17] <yuchen> 中文
[13:17] <scotty^> [segfault] - not yet, I was hoping to avoid that.
[13:17] <Logan_> !zh | yuchen
[13:17] <scotty^> jrib - is there anything unusual about my apt-cache policy firefox?
[13:17] <jrib> scotty^: no
[13:18] <scotty^> :(
[13:18] <jrib> scotty^: change your theme
[13:19] <Curly_Q> I guess that's it Schnuffle, I will download putty and try to tunnel into FreeNX. Thanks for the help. I will tell you what happens from there.
[13:19] <scotty^> Where are the themes stored?  Can I just rename the file/s?
[13:19] <jrib> scotty^: System -> Preferences -> Appearance  changes themes
[13:20] <jrib> scotty^: what's the output of "ls /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so"?
[13:20] <ruan> right click > change desktop background > themes as well
[13:20] <scotty^> oh, _that_ theme :)
[13:20] <rigved> scotty^: /usr/share/themes/
[13:20] <scotty^> I thought u meant the Firefox theme/persona.
[13:20] <amiss> root
[13:21] <amiss> aramis
[13:21] <ruan> amiss: ?
[13:21] <DannyButterman> Hi again there
[13:21] <amiss> password
[13:21] <ruan> hi.
[13:21] <Logan_> amiss: Do you have a question?
[13:21] <scotty^> It echoes the same path back to me
[13:22] <windows_> hello
[13:22] <mint-eClaire> Hello
[13:23] <popey> hello mint-eClaire
[13:23] <jcwwe> h iclair
[13:23] <airtonix> scotty^: themes can go in ~/.themes or /usr/share/themes
[13:23] <DannyButterman> Can someone help me with a laserjet p1566 that cannot wake up from its 'desactivated' mode ? It works at startup but after several minute without printing, it  enters this desactivated mode and then I can't print any more
[13:23] <mint-eClaire> I am trying to get nvidia drivers to work but I broke X instead :( there was an error
[13:24] <airtonix> mint-eClaire: helps if you include the type of nvidia card you have
[13:24] <mint-eClaire> oh, it is an 8800gtx
[13:24] <ruan> DannyButterman: sounds like some kind of power saving mode
[13:24] <mint-eClaire> 786mb or whatever
[13:24] <airtonix> mint-eClaire: same as me, describe what you did please
[13:24] <Logan_> DannyButterman: I don't think this is the right place for that question - you'd have better luck contacting HP
[13:24] <airtonix> mint-eClaire: (i'm also assuming you're using lucid or maverick)
[13:25] <mint-eClaire> umm, I installed the nvidia-current package using synaptics package manager
[13:25] <scotty^> Unfortunately I don't have any other themes available on this system due to installing a beta version of a newer GTK+ previously - since then I have ignored GTK+ updates presented by update manager but Firefox updates have still worked.  this one worked once too, but I think the crash just after I shut it down (possibly while it was still unloading from memory?) has broken it.
[13:25] <mint-eClaire> yes, the current version of mint is based on maverick I think
[13:25] <Logan_> !mintsupport | mint-eClaire
[13:25] <airtonix> mint-eClaire: derivatives of ubuntu are not supported here
[13:25] <sre-su> Like hoe majority of KDE application's config/settings are stored in ~/.kde , where are GNOME application settings stored?
[13:25] <jrib> scotty^: erm, what does that mean exactly?  You compiled gtk?
[13:26] <ruan> sre-su: ~/gnome2 ? maybe
[13:26] <mint-eClaire> ok... =.=
[13:26] <airtonix> sre-su: are you sure? most kde apps store config in ~/.config or ~/.local, where as most gnome strict applications store config in either gconf or ~/.gnome2
[13:26] <scotty^> jrib - yes, but at the time I didm't know to use checkinstall instead of make install
[13:26] <jrib> scotty^: so get rid of it
[13:27] <airtonix> sre-su: you might even find that some gtk applications store their config in ~/.config
[13:27] <scotty^> happy to get rid of it - do I just use Synaptic to install what it thinks are the latest packages?
[13:28] <larious> Having a problem installing my EC226 Huawei USB Modem on ubuntu 10.04 TLs, can anyone help me to solve this issue
[13:28] <jrib> scotty^: you likely compiled it to /usr/local/.  If there isn't a "make uninstall" rule that you can use, then you'll have to delete it yourself
[13:28] <scotty^> larious - A lot of Huawei USB modems had trouble being installed on Lucid due to their real or potential inbuilt storage which caused them to be detected as CDROM's.  In most cases this was due to the modem having buggy firmware and was solved for most models by a firmware update from your mobile carrier.
[13:28] <sre-su> airtonix: I'm searching for settings stored by gworldclock
[13:28] <sre-su> !info gworldclock
[13:28] <blackshirt> larious: what the problem ?
[13:29] <airtonix> sre-su: i'd try : locate gworldclock | grep /home/$USER
[13:29] <sre-su> larious: Is that TATA Photon + usb modem?
[13:29] <larious> USB broadband with  the win xp driver
[13:30] <PERCEVAL> somebody help
[13:30] <airtonix> sre-su: if it's too much output then pipe it through less: locate gworldclock | grep /home/$USER | less
[13:30] <sre-su> airtonix: There is no o/p at all from that comman
[13:30] <sre-su> d
[13:30] <PERCEVAL> issue: HP print doesn't work completely well
[13:30] <Abhijit> PERCEVAL, ask
[13:31] <Abhijit> !details | PERCEVAL
[13:31] <PERCEVAL> i've benn installed 2 kind of hplip and the problem persist
[13:32] <sre-su> airtonix: That's not working here
[13:32] <PERCEVAL> thanks for your attention Abhijit
[13:32] <DannyButterman> Logan_ : I wish they would help me, but I think they would tell me to report the issue to the sourceforge hplip team, and I'll have to wait an indefinite amount of time for an answer after that :s
[13:32] <airtonix> sre-su: have you run the program yet ?
[13:32] <sre-su> airtonix: Yes
[13:32] <airtonix> sre-su: have you looked at the manpage for the program?
[13:33] <DannyButterman> ruan: this is a power saving mode. unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be a way to get rid of it
[13:33] <larious> Having a problem installing my EC226 Huawei USB Modem on ubuntu 10.04 TLs, can anyone help me to solve this issue
[13:33] <scotty^> larious: - A lot of Huawei USB modems had trouble being installed on Lucid due to their real or potential inbuilt storage which caused them to be detected as CDROM's.  In most cases this was due to the modem having buggy firmware and was solved for most models by a firmware update from your mobile carrier.
[13:33] <sre-su> airtonix: Yes, nothing useful in it to be used for my current need
[13:33] <airtonix> sre-su: what is your current need?
[13:34] <scotty^> larious:  Can you hear me?
[13:34] <sre-su> airtonix: I want to see the settings file
[13:34] <airtonix> sre-su: for timezones?
[13:35] <DARK_OM3N> hey guys im running the latest ubuntu deskop in a virtual box VM and i cant get it to do anything more then 800x600?? how can i force it/
[13:36] <gumus> hi all
[13:36] <airtonix> DARK_OM3N: research guestadditions
[13:36] <sre-su> airtonix: I've used this package before and had saved certain timezones. Now, I'm on different system but I've the copy of old home and /etc of the system on which it was used. So, I'm unable to locate the config folders or settings folder for the app, to restore it on my current system so that I don't have reconfigure again
[13:36] <gumus> having difficulties with downloading java -_-'
[13:36] <PERCEVAL> hey people, somebody know something about hplip stuff?
[13:36] <airtonix> sre-su: http://man.free4web.biz/man1/gworldclock.1.html
[13:37] <gumus> Package sun-java6-fonts is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[13:37] <AbuBadr> hi there
[13:37] <gumus> hi
[13:37] <gayle> gumus: sudo apt-get install icedtea6-plugin
[13:37] <sre-su> airtonix: I've seen it from terminal using man gworldclock
[13:37] <AbuBadr> how to install java to chrome???
[13:37] <gayle> gumus: If you want the easy way...
[13:37] <jrib> gumus: if you want sun's java, have you enabled the partner repository?
[13:37] <airtonix> sre-su: not sure what to say, i'd look at the files it describes in ther
[13:38] <gumus> well i didn't activate anything intentionally?
[13:38] <gumus> absolute beginner ^^
[13:38] <AbuBadr> how to install java to chrome???
[13:38] <jrib> gumus: you need to enable the partner repository if you want sun's java
[13:38] <jrib> !java | gumus
[13:38] <beer_brouwer> does anyone know when firefox 4 will be available for ubuntu?
[13:38] <rezaervani> I got this : configure: error: Could not find the gnomeConf.sh file that is generated by gnome-libs install - when try to install cheops-ng on my lucid. What should I do ?
[13:38] <ruan> but openjdk works if you dont need sun java
[13:39] <PERCEVAL> abubadr: take a look at the java website
[13:39] <gayle> AbuBadr: sudo apt-get install icedtea6-plugin  #Should work for you too.
[13:39] <gumus> the main reason why i want to download the java is that i want to play chess. i need to launch Jin
[13:40] <gayle> gumus: icedtea6-plugin should work fine for you.
[13:40] <gumus> icedtea6-plugin hmm would it be enough ?
[13:41] <gayle> gumus: Yes
[13:41] <rems> hello there, i want to install the svn amsn version compiled to get the farsight extension and when i typed ./configure the result is : http://justpaste.it/edit/370512/a05f1797 ....
[13:41] <gayle> gumus: Try it and see.
[13:42] <rems>  i did the make install and everything, amsn is installed... in the end of the "./configure" it is writed that farsight is well installed, but when i go on amsn and i test the webcam is says that the farsight extension is not activated... :( any idea?
[13:42] <gayle> gumus: Give me the url and I'll try it out for you.
[13:42] <gayle> gumus: But seems to work fine on everything I've tried it on so far.
[13:42] <gumus> gayle: you mean icedtea right?
[13:43] <gayle> gumus: The site you want to play chess on...?
[13:44] <AbuBadr> PERCEVAL, yes but without any success
[13:44] <gayle> gumus: Yes, icetea is a java plugin.
[13:44] <gayle> gumus: I was saying you could give me the URL to the site you play chess on and I'll see if the icetea plugin works on it.
[13:44] <AbuBadr> gayle, thanks it works now but i think sun java is better    how to use sun java?
[13:44] <gumus> gayle: so far , i found jin and fics but failed to launch any of them so, doesn't matter which website :D
[13:45] <Pici> !java
[13:45] <Pici> !partner
[13:45] <ruan> how is openjdk different from sun java?
[13:45] <gumus> gayle: any kind of recommendatiton would be appreciated
[13:46] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus Add partner repository:
[13:46] <keith27> why do i have like thousands of blocked connections from different ips on port 1 over the past 2 days?
[13:46] <mrowa> @ruan: openjdk is free/open, while sun java is proprietary
[13:46] <Green1> ä
[13:46] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus sudo add-apt-repository “deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner”
[13:46] <ruan> mrowa: yeah i know, but what are the software differences?
[13:46] <ruan> eg. performance
[13:46] <mrowa> @ruan: actually for most uses you can use openjdk (which is default in ubuntu), but it's not a problem to install sun java
[13:46] <Green1> Längere Texte bitte nicht in den Chat kopieren! Benutze stattdessen http://pastebin.com/ : kopiere den Text in das große Textfeld, klicke auf "Submit" und teile uns die URL mit, auf die du autmatisch weitergeleitet wurdest.
[13:47] <mrowa> @ruan: for example, MineCraft didn't want to run on openjdk ;)
[13:47] <gayle> gumus: AbuBadr sudo apt-get update
[13:47] <gumus> gayle: ok. trying now
[13:47] <ruan> mrowa: minecraft runs on openjdk for me
[13:47] <ruan> perfectly fine, perfect fps
[13:47] <gayle> gumus: AbuBadr sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-fonts
[13:47] <mrowa> @ruan: software differences? Not much.
[13:48] <DJones> !de | Green1
[13:48] <gayle> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-install-sun-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html
[13:48] <mrowa> @ruan: I just know, that many people had problems with running it on openjdk (me too)
[13:48] <AbuBadr> gayle, Error: need a repository as argument
[13:48] <VirusScan> So for some reason when I try to set a default font in gvim it is not taking it. Is it different then mvim? "set guifont=Monospace:h8"
[13:49] <gayle> AbuBadr:  sudo add-apt-repository “deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner”
[13:49] <Zuhaitz> Hi
[13:49] <AbuBadr> gayle, same error
[13:49] <VirusScan> hi
[13:49] <Zuhaitz> Is it posible to join Gnome TErminal in different language sessions using tabs?
[13:50] <gayle> AbuBadr: Oh, I see... just a sec.
[13:50] <VirusScan> yes
[13:50] <Zuhaitz> VirusScan is a bot, yes?
[13:50] <ruan> lol
[13:50] <Zuhaitz> XD
[13:51] <VirusScan> yes
[13:51] <larious> ./usb
[13:52] <keith27> what uses port 1 ?
[13:52] <mrowa> I've go a question, where can I post a question about naming of applets in ubuntu polish translation? :> Some of the names tell nothing :>
[13:52] <ruan> keith27: have you tried checking with netstat?
[13:52] <mrowa> (not only in polish, but I'm using polish translation)... what can you tell from "session applet
[13:52] <mrowa>  ;)
[13:53] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus  The "Ubuntu Software" tab displays a list of repositories or "Channels".
[13:53] <mrowa> ("session indicator applet")
[13:54] <ruan> mrowa: session indicator applet.. indicates sessions?
[13:54] <AbuBadr> gayle, where is that tab??
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> Repositories being called channels.. makes me feel old./ heh..
[13:54] <gayle> AbuBadr: Main Menu: System > Administration > Software Sources.
[13:55] <mrowa> yes, the problem is, the name (when you try to add it to panel) says nothing. Especially, when you accidently deleted the original one.
[13:55] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus Or:  Synaptic : System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager : >> Settings >> Repositories.
[13:55] <ruan> for some reason, software sources doesn't appear for me under administration, however it launches from terminal. is there a reason for this?
[13:55] <ruan> also appears in synaptic
[13:55] <cesar_A> Hi, how can i make squid get the right acl allow all
[13:55] <cesar_A> hello?
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> ruan:  i think they removed the icon and left it in some submenu of some other apps. I think alacarte lets you reenablwe that icon.
[13:56] <VirusScan> guifont=Monospace 8
[13:56] <mrowa> @ruan: modify gnome menu, in "administration" you can check it to appear
[13:56] <ruan> ah, main menu editor
[13:56] <mer_ge> is firefox 4 coming to the official ubuntu 10.04 repos?
[13:57] <ruan> mer_ge: it will most probably
[13:57] <mer_ge> nice!
[13:57] <ruan> mer_ge: when its out of beta that is
[13:57] <ruan> not sure if it is already in repos as beta
[13:58] <Zuhaitz> Is posible to create different gnome terminal profiles for different language sessions? Thanks.
[13:58] <mer_ge> I mean if it'll be just part of a system update
[13:58] <iceroot> mer_ge: no
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> I would think it may become to backports
[13:58] <AbuBadr> gayle, ok opened that.. what to do next?   sorry i'm new to linux
[13:58] <mer_ge> backports? or some ppa?
[13:58] <iceroot> mer_ge: ah sorry, 10.04 yes, but only because it is lts and ubuntu is not building firefox from source, just using the mozilla binaries
[13:59] <iceroot> mer_ge: in all other ubuntu releases there will be no featurte update like ff3.6 - 4.0
[13:59] <mer_ge> okay
[14:00] <iceroot> mer_ge: on ubuntu 8.04 the ubuntu-team was also putting a newer version in the repos from thunderbird and firefox because of the binary-build
[14:00] <iceroot> mer_ge: but that step will happen if firefox 3.6 is no lomger supported by mozilla
[14:00] <mer_ge> oh
[14:00] <mer_ge> that may take a while
[14:00] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus When it askes for the url put in:  deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner
[14:01] <ruan> my packages have unmet dependencies, how can i repair them?
[14:01] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus add the sofrware source  partner
[14:01] <dKingston> does anyone know anything about live wallpapers?
[14:01] <gayle> AbuBadr: Are you on 10.04?
[14:01] <jrib> ruan: provide more details
[14:02] <ruan> jrib: about 15 packages broke for some reason
[14:02] <jrib> ruan: provide more details :) (hint: pastebin)
[14:02] <Zuhaitz> Is posible to create different gnome terminal profiles for different language sessions? Thanks.
[14:02] <AbuBadr> gayle, yes  10.04
[14:02] <ruan> ok
[14:02] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus When it askes for the url put in:  deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner
[14:02] <ruan> http://pastebin.com/g513YcYC
[14:03] <gayle> AbuBadr: SO you are adding the repository deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner to your sources
[14:03] <gumus> gayle: i somehow managed to add repo. and has just pressed the OK in the terminal for java installation ^^ thx
[14:03] <jrib> Zuhaitz: you can try just setting LANG in each one
[14:03] <gayle> gumus: Very good.
[14:03] <gayle> gumus: That should do it for you.
[14:03] <larious> Need a link to download libusb-dev.deb for my intel system
[14:03] <gumus> gayle: i'll let you know
[14:04] <jrib> ruan: what unofficial repositories have you enabled?  What packages have you installed outside the repositories?  Pastebin: apt-cache policy libc6 tzdata
[14:04] <gayle> gumus: AbuBadr I'm installing on this system as we speak
[14:04] <jrib> larious: why not just use apt-get?
[14:04] <gayle> gumus: AbuBadr 48%
[14:04] <gumus> gayle: now for alternative config i got this. * 0            /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java   1061      auto mode   1            /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java   1061      manual mode   2            /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java       63        manual mode
[14:04] <ruan> http://pastebin.com/dudHMHcN
[14:05] <ruan> jrib: ^
[14:05] <jrib> ruan: and my two questions?
[14:05] <ruan> jrib: i have installed nothing outside of the repos, and no unofficial ones enabled
[14:05] <gumus> gayle: it asks me to choose one option among 3 "auto mode, manual mode
[14:05] <gayle> AbuBadr: Are you getting it?
[14:06] <jrib> ruan: what did you execute to obtain the results in your first pastebin?
[14:06] <gumus> i'll go for 0*
[14:06] <AbuBadr> gayle, you're genus    can you just get in my system and install that for me.. i was trying for 3 days!!
[14:06] <AbuBadr> gayle,  nob
[14:06] <ruan> jrib: sudo apt-get remove tzdata
[14:06] <gayle> gumus: Oh I don't know, but I would say auto mode...
[14:06] <jrib> ruan: why?
[14:06] <ruan> jrib: was attempting to remove it from update manager list
[14:06] <gayle> gumus: AbuBadr 82%
[14:06] <jrib> ruan: why?
[14:06] <rooty> is there anything that support mass renaming of movie files/folders
[14:06] <ruan> jrib: since i dont need it
[14:06] <gayle> rooty:
[14:07] <ruan> jrib: no daylight savings or anything
[14:07] <jrib> ruan: why do you believe you don't need it?
[14:07] <jrib> ruan: you need it
[14:07] <ugliefrog> im trying to completely remove all traces of a program...but when i use (apt-get remove --purge "program name") i still see remnants of config files and directories...i need it all gone....everything is there a wild card? or is best to fresh install
[14:07] <ruan> jrib: eh.. my time is perfectly correct
[14:07] <rooty> yea gayle ?
[14:07] <ruan> jrib: what would tzdata be needed for?
[14:07] <jrib> ugliefrog: what remnants do you see?
[14:07] <gayle> rooty: Yes,
[14:07] <jrib> ruan: it's a dependency of the libc6 package.
[14:07] <rooty> mind sharing the app name
[14:07] <gumus> ok then, it's now time to reinstall the jin
[14:08] <ruan> jrib: oh ok
[14:08] <AbuBadr> gayle,    "AbuBadr: gumus add the sofrware source  partner"    how to do that?
[14:08] <gayle> rooty: Let's say you want your .MP3 extenions to all say .mp3
[14:08] <scotty^> OK, I was able to remove the newer GTK+ I compiled by using sudo make uninstall.  This made all the themes available again so I switched themes and then back again.  I then restarted my system.  My desktop looks a bit better now and all my controls and indicators (buttons, progress bars, list boxes, combo boxes etc.) look a _lot_ better (they like like they used to).
[14:08] <gayle> rooty: for i in *.MP3; do mv "$i" "`basename "$i" .MP3`.mp3"; done
[14:08] <acicula> ugliefrog: purge does not remove config files created after installation
[14:08] <gayle> AbuBadr: Main Menu: System > Administration > Software Sources.
[14:08] <ugliefrog> jrib, In the file system the directories are still there...im trying to setup a mythtv box on a seperate pc (nightmare) but i need to start a new
[14:09] <gayle> AbuBadr: you are also 10.04 right?
[14:09] <scotty^> Firefox still wouldn't start, although the error I was getting when typing firefox at the command prompt was gone.
[14:09] <gumus> gayle: worked fine! Thanks a lot
[14:09] <jrib> ugliefrog: dpkg -S /path/to/file  will tell you what package is responsible
[14:09] <ugliefrog> acicula, so you have to find them by hand...or by eye :)
[14:09] <AbuBadr> gayle,  yes 10.04
[14:09] <acicula> scotty^: you may want to run a check to see what files have gone missing that were overwritten by your make install and subsequently deleted by uninstall
[14:09] <acicula> ugliefrog: correct
[14:09] <ugliefrog> jrib, so that commands lists the package i want to remove
[14:10] <acicula> ugliefrog: there are standards though, so /etc, /var and /home depending on the program
[14:10] <scotty^> So I followed [segfault]'s suggestion of removing firefox and reinstalling it.  Firefox now works again!
[14:10] <scotty^> Thankyou to everyone for your assistance!
[14:10] <[segfault]> scotty^: yay :)
[14:10] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus When your done, go to http://www.java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp to test.
[14:10] <rooty> gayle, i was looking for something down the lines of api lookup and renaming according to that. I have over 2k movies public i goto rename
[14:10] <acicula> ugliefrog: data isnt purged either btw
[14:10] <scotty^> <group hug>
[14:11] <gayle> rooty: Well, I don't know then.
[14:11] <dKingston> ok, uh
[14:11] <dKingston> where is compiz in ubuntu?
[14:11] <gayle> AbuBadr: gumus Mine works....
[14:11] <rooty> might end up writing something. windows users have a wide variaty of options to choose from
[14:11] <scotty^> acicula - OK.  How do I do that?  I forgot to mention that after the make uninstall and theme switching I also ran update manager and installed the available gtk+ updates.
[14:12] <gayle> rooty: Well, it's probably out there.  But I just find it quicker to user CLI.
[14:12] <jrib> rooty: apt-cache searh mass rename  should turn up a couple of such tools.  But you can just use a basic for loop or « rename » with a regular expression if you prefer
[14:12] <acicula> scotty^: dunno, but im sure dpkg or apt has an option to check if its missing any files
[14:12] <wakawaka> Hi guys, I'm in a pickle. I've been dual booting Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.0X. Today, when I try to choose Ubuntu from the boot loader, some message flashes on the screen extremely quickly about a file not found, and then the system restarts. There is a considerable amount of work I haven't backed up (foolishly), so I really need to recover it. What do I do?
[14:13] <ruan> wakawaka: can you boot into recovery mode?
[14:14] <OerHeks> dKingston, compiz is already installed, all you need is compiz manager
[14:14] <rigved> wakawaka: or you can use the LiveCD
[14:14] <dKingston> OerHeks: where is it?
[14:14] <dKingston> on apt, i mean
[14:14] <wakawaka> ruan, I don't think so, the boot loader only has Windows 7  and Ubuntu as options. Perhaps there is an advanced options screen?
[14:14] <rooty> not looking for regex  renaming thats easy
[14:15] <ruan> wakawaka: is this windows bootloader or grub?
[14:15] <OerHeks> dKingston, after install, it shoul appear in System > Pref
[14:15] <rooty> something similar to this http://www.therenamer.com/screenshots.html
[14:15] <dKingston> got it
[14:15] <wakawaka> ruan, let me check to make sure. I'll be back
[14:15] <jrib> rooty: did you run the apt-cache search mass rename  command and look at the results?
[14:15] <gayle> AbuBadr: Did you get it yet?
[14:15] <Ububegin> I get this error " Kernel panic - not syncing :VFS:Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0) ....."  I installed Ubuntu 10.10 and cant boot in... Any ideas
[14:16] <rooty> yes jrib
[14:16] <gayle> AbuBadr: If not, see:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[14:16] <jinwei> haha
[14:16] <jrib> rooty: did you try any of the results?
[14:16] <jinwei> yeah
[14:16] <llutz> rooty: "man rename"
[14:16] <rooty> none of those point towards what im looking for jrib
[14:16] <AbuBadr> gayle,  installing right now  :)
[14:16] <Guest44979> keyboard language
[14:17] <gayle> AbuBadr: Very good.
[14:17] <AbuBadr> gayle, 29%
[14:17] <rooty> llutz, im not looking for a rename script like that
[14:17] <jrib> rooty: well a couple of gui tools turn up.  What wasn't acceptable about them?
[14:17] <acicula> ugliefrog: it means it can not find your hard drive
[14:17] <fahad> hello guys
[14:17] <spmccann> hi fahad
[14:17] <rooty> jrib none of them looks against imdb or themoviedb
[14:17] <acicula> ugliefrog: Ububegin correction, it cant find its root partition
[14:17] <sudipta> is there a virus for linux?
[14:17] <jinwei> anyone?
[14:17] <fahad> hey spmccann, how are you?
[14:17] <ruan> !av | sudipta
[14:18] <rigved> Ububegin: grub is unable to load the root partition
[14:18] <Ububegin> rigved: what shld i do now ?
[14:18] <acicula> Ububegin: did you change disk orders, add disks or have custom grub options ?
[14:18] <scotty^> wakawaka - If you can use another machine to burn an Ubuntu LiveCD you can boot from that and access your work.
[14:18] <jrib> rooty: ah, well this is a different question
[14:18] <gayle> sudipta: Not really.  Bottom line is you don't have to user any type of anti virus software.
[14:18] <spmccann> good fahad hows the wonderfull world of free software treating you today?
[14:18] <Ububegin> acicula: No.. nothing
[14:18] <sudipta> because yesterday when i double click a .ini file my upper paner jast vanished!
[14:19] <rooty> jrib so know the more detailed question do you have suggestions
[14:19] <fahad> nice, but i have a little issue with wireless
[14:19] <sudipta> queer
[14:19] <acicula> Ububegin: boot the livecd/usb stick first and try recovering grub, sec let me find you the link
[14:19] <wakawaka> ruan, its windows loader
[14:19] <acicula> !grub2
[14:19] <spmccann> fahad ok whats the issue ?
[14:19] <rigved> Ububegin: this is an option. re-install grub like acicula ^^ said
[14:19] <acicula> !grub2 | acicula
[14:20] <fahad> when i connect to an AP, it lasts for a while, and then i lose connectivity especially with surfing the net using internet browser
[14:20] <ruan> !recovery
[14:20] <jrib> rooty: there's imdb-rename in the imdb-tools package but it is a command line application (I believe)
[14:20] <fahad> AP uses WPA2 encryption
[14:20] <jack_> What is the best DVD ripping software? I'm looking for an alternative to using dvdfab in wine.
[14:20] <gavinwu> smplayer
[14:20] <rooty> i hate gui cmd for life. thanks jrib ill have a look
[14:21] <rigved> wakawaka: as an alternative, install grub2 to the MBR and boot Windows from there. use LiveCD like ruan suggested ^^
[14:21] <spmccann> fahad wjhat version of ubuntu are you using
[14:21] <fahad> version lcid 10.4
[14:21] <sudipta> because yesterday when i double click a .ini file and my upper paner jast vanished!can anyone tell me why this happened?
[14:21] <rigved> wakawaka: you probably did a Windows update that changed the boot.ini in C:\
[14:21] <jrib> rooty: ah, when you asked for something similar to therenamer.com I assumed you meant the gui part originally :)
[14:22] <wakawaka> rigved, ah that makes sense
[14:22] <Jeruvy> sudipta: can you pastebin the ini file?
[14:22] <jack_> gavinwu: does this rip dvds? it looks like a player
[14:22] <Ububegin> rigved: So i use LiveCD and reinstall grub2 , issit
no...I deleted it :)
[14:22] <wakawaka> rigved, I originally installed ubuntu FROM windows. Do I just reinstall?
[14:22] <fahad> version lucid 10.04 , correction
[14:22] <gavinwu> o,sorry
[14:22] <rigved> Ububegin: yes
[14:22] <Jeruvy> jack_: try mencoder
[14:22] <rigved> wakawaka: ohh. that means that you have wubi installed
besides i could not be able to open it up myself in grdit
[14:23] <Ububegin> rigved: sorry issit sudo apt-get install grub....
[14:23] <Jeruvy> sudipta: suggestion.  Don't click on unknown files :)
[14:23] <spmccann> fahad . what wireless card are you using ?
[14:23] <wakawaka> rigved, yes, I have the .disk image
[14:23] <jack_> thanks jeremydei
[14:23] <jack_> Jeruvy: even
[14:23] <fahad> intel wifi 5300
[14:23] <rigved> !fixmbr | Ububegin
[14:23] <ruan> wakawaka: is there a reason why you can't access the files using windows?
[14:23] <wakawaka> ruan, the files are stored in a 17gb .disk image. How can I open that?
[14:23] <Ububegin> rigved: kk, i will read the docs... thanks
[14:23] <rigved> Ububegin: use the RestoreGrub link
[14:24] <spmccann> fahad i've pmed you
[14:24] <rigved> Ububegin: if you have a problem, ask on the channel
[14:25] <ruan> wakawaka: http://askubuntu.com/questions/21264/how-to-open-wubis-disk-files-under-windows
[14:25] <wakawaka> ruan, thanks so much!
[14:25] <ruan> wakawaka: might work
[14:26] <noob> hi
[14:27] <rigved> wakawaka: still, i would suggest that you create a 40 GB partition and install Ubuntu to that. this much space will be more than enough for most types of work...
[14:27] <toto__> anyone there using spotify? or grooveshark?
[14:27] <noob> comparing ubuntu 10.10 to ubuntu 7.04 i should say WOW WOW WOW Oh My God this is gr8 :)
[14:27] <toto__> one says login failed (password resetted, no way) the other one says flash blocked
[14:27] <wakawaka> rigved, that's a good idea. I'm just worried about recovering the files in the .disk. UNfortunately the program in ruan's link doesn't work on .disk files
[14:28] <acicula> toto__: using a free account for spotify?
[14:28] <toto__> acicula, yes
[14:28] <GaLaXY_XZ> Hello, desktop-base-trinity proposes to erase gnome-core.. would it be possible to coinstall trinity-kde3 with gnome?
[14:28] <gayle> noob: It just keeps getting better...
[14:28] <wakawaka> aha, wait I just found a good fa
[14:28] <wakawaka> q
[14:28] <GaLaXY_XZ> Kde3 has been my DE of choice incase I need a Gui for years
[14:28] <toto__> acicula, you mean i have to pay, and it ll work?!
[14:29] <acicula> toto__: unless it changed recently spotify does not yet work for free users on linux
[14:29] <gumus> guys, what was the command for creating shortcuts ?
[14:29] <gayle> gumus: YOu mean symlinks?
[14:29] <rigved> GaLaXY_XZ: funny, i just read the exact same line somewhere today, on the web!
[14:29] <gayle> gumus: Or icons ?
[14:29] <toto__> acicula, it s crazy, cause it s said to be experimental... so i can t pay for something that clearly moght not work
[14:30] <gumus> gayle: i mean every time i want to run jin ; i cd to folder and type ./jin... i want to create shortcut to desktop instead of that
[14:30] <noob> I would like to know a way to minimize the bandwidth needed by ubuntu update i mean why to have a system on a cd that needs updates worth 450 MB ... i have a 3G connection with a quota .. plz tell me a way to make updates smaller :)
[14:30] <xxy> 你好！！
[14:30] <acicula> toto__: As we haven.t found a reliable way to display ads yet, this version is only available to Spotify Premium subscribers.
[14:30] <gayle> gumus: ln -s /path/to/one/file /path/to/symlink
[14:30] <ruan> !cn | xxy
[14:30] <gumus> gayle: got it . thx
[14:30] <rigved> gumus: man ln - it will tell you about all the options
[14:30] <GaLaXY_XZ> ;p i just can't have peace with kde 4 !rigved
[14:30] <AbuBadr> gayle, thank you very much   now i'm done  finally  :)
[14:31] <toto__> as for grooveshark: it says it "seems a flash blocker is installed" and i should deactivate it... uh?
[14:31] <gayle> gumus: Right-click on an empty space on the desktop and choose "Creat Launcher"
[14:31] <gayle> AbuBadr: NP
[14:31] <acicula> toto__: i dont know grooveshark
[14:31] <toto__> acicula, ok so it will work if I pay. but are the files in high quality?
[14:31] <toto__> i mean: is it flac? wav?
[14:31] <rigved> gumus: sorry, didn't see gayle's post.
[14:31] <toto__> or is it crappy mp3
[14:31] <deno> hi there
[14:31] <gumus> rigved: it's ok .np
[14:32] <xxy> OK？
[14:32] <acicula> toto__: look on spotify i suppose
[14:32] <deno> do you know how could it be possible that after uninstalling a library, modifiying it and reinstalling it,the program uses the old lib?
[14:32] <toto__> acicula, ok i ll go. i d like to try it before paying though...!
[14:32] <acicula> toto__: though spotify is dirt cheap already for what it provides
[14:32] <GaLaXY_XZ> just use xdg-desktop-icon
[14:33] <noob> when delta updates system will be implemented on ubuntu ???
[14:33] <acicula> toto__: just remember its not a download service, its a streaming service of sorts. could try wine with the windows binary of spotify though
[14:33] <toto__> acicula, well, it may be dirt cheap, it it provides things i don t want, (bad quality - not my music), it s stupid and pointless to pay, ... any amount...
[14:34] <acicula> deno: it has to do with the way dynamic library loading is handled
[14:34] <toto__> acicula, wine thing! sure! good idea!
[14:34] <toto__> thanks!
[14:35] <deno> acicula, uhm but if the old one there isn't anymore, how could it be possible?
[14:35] <acicula> toto__: well i wont argue sound quality, thats for the individual to decide, but if you are expecting high res flac you might as well give up on finding any audio service
[14:35] <xxy> can you tell me ? we are you form?
[14:35] <xxy> where
[14:35] <ruan> !ot | xxy
[14:35] <acicula> deno: its not
[14:36] <deno> acicula, in /usr/lib there isn't for sure
[14:37] <Jinxed-> What could I have done to my /etc/crontab to have made it so it doesn't start my scripts on restart?
[14:37] <rob_> hi: I'm having a problem with this bug. https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=444503 looks like it was patched in the evolution mail trunk in 2008... so i'm confused
[14:37] <gayle> Jinxed-: What seems to be the problem?
[14:37] <gayle> Jinxed-: crontab doesn't have anything to do with startup scripts
[14:38] <motaka2> When I export a documen in pdf format in open office word the quality of image , reeduces, what should I do?
[14:38] <Jinxed-> gayle: well I have a bunch of bash scripts that I added to the crontab file in /etc/crontab and none of them are starting
[14:38] <hsuanyeh> Hi there!  I lost my default "dhcpd.conf" (I know it sounds stupid...), but does anyone know how to recover that?  Is there any way to generate one for me?
[14:39] <gayle> Jinxed-: That's not where you put them.
[14:39] <acicula> deno: i dont understand, try describing the problem and what you did
[14:39] <gayle> Jinxed-: What exactly are you trying to do?
[14:39] <Jinxed-> gayle: I believe that's where I have always put them in the past...
[14:39] <ruan> motaka2: solution: go to Tools > options > Print, print to file options
[14:39] <Jinxed-> gayle: I'm trying to have my bash scripts start on restart
[14:40] <deno> acicula, I have a library
[14:40] <deno> I have disinstalled it
[14:40] <deno> I modified some cpp files and put some printf
[14:40] <deno> compiled
[14:40] <deno> and reisntalled
[14:40] <deno> but these printf are not shown
[14:40] <acicula> !enter
[14:41] <deno> k
[14:41] <motaka2> ruan: how should I change the setting , it seems it zis set to the highest point by default
[14:41] <milamber> hsuanyeh: what version of ubuntu?
[14:41] <hsuanyeh> 10-10
[14:41] <acicula> deno its not really clear what you are trying to do, but seems you have trouble debugging your code more then anything else
[14:41] <hsuanyeh> milamber: 10.10
[14:42] <acicula> deno: are you sure your code compiles correctly and that the code execution path traverses those printf statements
[14:42] <deno> acicula, no it's not taht
[14:42] <ruan> motaka2: is reduce bitmaps disabled, and set to highest quality?
[14:42] <milamber> hsuanyeh: dhcp server?
[14:42] <antek> hello
[14:42] <ruan> motaka2: enabled**
[14:42] <hsuanyeh> milamber:  yes..  I installed a program that replaced the dhcpd.conf, and now I want to revert back to default..
[14:42] <kilian_> ping :)
[14:42] <deno> acicula, yes. I commented also some printf that are always shown and they are not shown anyway..
[14:43] <antek> pong :-)
[14:43] <milamber> hsuanyeh: try: sudo dpkg-reconfigure dhcp3-server
[14:43] <hsuanyeh> milamber:  actually, 10.04 LTS...  I thought I upgraded...
[14:43] <kilian_> aha, thanks :)))
[14:43] <motaka2> ruan:  reduce bitmap is enabled and is set to 600dpi
[14:43] <hsuanyeh> milamber:  thanks!  I am trying..
[14:43] <tarabaz> hi all - i have problem with mta poor reputation? few domains complains about it. my domain and ip is not on any black lists
[14:44] <Jinxed-> gayle: I basically have a bunch of tasks that I need to start when I start my machine, a couple of which run at the root level
[14:44] <acicula> tarabaz: there is more that affects reputation, ip block, geo , isp, etc
[14:45] <hsuanyeh> milamber:  doesn't work...
[14:45] <milamber> what was the error/what didn't work?
[14:45] <hsuanyeh> milamber: error:  invoke-rc.d: initscript dhcp3-server, action "start" failed.
[14:45] <tarabaz> acicula: how can i diagnose it?
[14:46] <tarabaz> i need to know who is my enemy ;)
[14:46] <acicula> dunno
[14:46] <gayle> Jinxed-: /etc/init.d  is where you want to place your scripts
[14:47] <rany27> What program can I use to draw some logic gates structure?
[14:47] <tarabaz> isp is blacklisted in uce level 3 but i already paid for making an exclusion
[14:47] <tarabaz> so ip is clean, domain is clean
[14:47] <hsuanyeh> milamber: syslog message here: http://pastebin.com/EqPpdejk
[14:47] <tarabaz> geo - poland is clean
[14:47] <gayle> Jinxed-: /etc/init.d  is where you want to place the scripts you want to run at root level.
[14:48] <[segfault]> tarabaz: you should check your sent mail logs and make sure that the mail you have sent is the mail you intended to send, just in case you are spamming w/o your knowledge
[14:48] <milamber> hsuanyeh: did you define your subnet in the config?
[14:48] <rany27> yea
[14:48] <DARK_OM3N> is there a way to SSH to another ubuntu server from ubunru desktop right out the box?
[14:48] <gayle> Jinxed-: startup scripts will run as root unless otherwise specified
[14:48] <hsuanyeh> milamber:  maybe not..  can you tell me how?
[14:48] <gayle> Jinxed-: Or unless ran as user.
[14:48] <h00k> DARK_OM3N: yes, open a terminal, ssh user@otherserver
[14:48] <ruan> !ssh
[14:48] <DARK_OM3N> h00k: thank you
[14:49] <milamber> DARK_OM3N: you have to install a ssh-server
[14:49] <noob> is installing debdelta in ubuntu will make updates smaller ?????
[14:49] <h00k> DARK_OM3N: you have to set up the ssh server, however
[14:49] <DARK_OM3N> h00k: the ssh server side is running :)
[14:49] <milamber> !dhcp | hsuanyeh
[14:49] <Jinxed-> gayle: I believe you can reference the location of your scripts with /etc/crontab using @reboot <user or root> /home/user/my/script/location.sh
[14:49] <tarabaz> segfault: logs are clean
[14:50] <DARK_OM3N> h00k: works great, thank you
[14:50] <gayle> Jinxed-: The things you want started as user is best done via System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications
[14:51] <[segfault]> tarabaz: maybe you are getting a poor rep due to a neighboring IP's blacklist?  have you searched for neighboring IPs on the blacklists?
[14:51] <gayle> Jinxed-: Just click on Add and add what you want.
[14:51] <milamber> hsuanyeh: here is a tutorial: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-and-configure-dhcp-server-in-ubuntu-server.html
[14:52] <tarabaz> neighboring are blacklisted but my are clean
[14:52] <tarabaz> how can i prevent it
[14:52] <noob> plz how to debdelta in ubuntu ????
[14:52] <Jinxed-> gayle: how would you add a bash script as a startup program... also why is one way "better" than the other... I'm honestly curious
[14:52] <alexxino> hello
[14:52] <hsuanyeh> milamber:  thanks!  I will look into that.
[14:52] <Pleyadis> hi :)
[14:52] <alexxino> im intalling squirrelmail!
[14:52] <alexxino> :)
[14:52] <[segfault]> tarabaz: other than choosing another IP block or service, I don't know that you can without just grunting through it and increasing your rep over time.
[14:53] <Pleyadis> And.. successful? %)
[14:53] <xik> target: sony  weapon: LOIC   hive: loic.anonops.in   port: 6667   chan: #loic
[14:53] <alexxino> in progress of configuration xd
[14:53] <Pleyadis> Oh.. Ok ok)))
[14:53] <acicula> tarabaz: thats the whole point of reputation based filtering
[14:53] <alexxino> im borring xd
[14:53] <alexxino> any tool cool
[14:54] <gayle> Jinxed-: Ubuntu uses upstart system. And well, I guess you'd say there's just a right way and a wrong way.  puting scripts in /etc/crontab is not the right way.  Never has been far as I can tell.  I don't know any distro that  has ever put startup scripts in /etc/crontab
[14:54] <alexxino> to install in ubuntu?
[14:54] <Pleyadis> virtual pc maybe?
[14:54] <alexxino> nah!
[14:54] <alexxino> installed xd
[14:54] <Pumpkin-> gayle: you can put @reboot entries in cron, putting them in /etc/crontab would be a bit odd, but would I imagine work.
[14:54] <Pleyadis> and......?)
[14:54] <alexxino> nice!
[14:55] <Pleyadis> So, don't bore :)
[14:55] <Mahjongg> hello, two ubuntu boxes A and B. A apt-get updates and sees the new chromium 10 packages, B apt-get updates too but doesn't see the new packages. Both enabled universe and multiverse... what else can it be?
[14:55] <keith27> what might use port 1 that would cause me to have thousands of blocked connections on port 1 over the past few days?
[14:55] <gayle> Jinxed-: /etc/init/rc-sysinit.conf controls execusion of traditional scripts added manually or with update-rc.d to traditional runlevels in /etc/rc*
[14:55] <alexxino> any tool to view the desktop more fine?
[14:56] <ruan> alexxino: what do you mean? a different gui?
[14:56] <gayle> Jinxed-: is the way it used to be done.  But ubuntu no longer uses the runlevel system.
[14:56] <Pleyadis> 3d desktop... can't remeber name >.<
[14:56] <alexxino> beril¿?
[14:56] <alexxino> compiz?
[14:56] <Pleyadis> aha, compiz
[14:56] <ruan> !info compiz
[14:56] <ruan> hmm
[14:56] <milamber> !cron
[14:57] <Pleyadis> !reallife
[14:57] <Pleyadis> :/
[14:57] <alexxino> \connect
[14:57] <alexxino> any theme of gdm?
[14:57] <Pleyadis> [14:57] <alexxino> hehe
[14:57] <ruan> lol
[14:57] <[segfault]> Mahjongg: you can always try adding the chromium daily ppa if you get desperate.
[14:58] <Pleyadis> oh.. is it possible to disable messages like "joined/left channel" on xchat?
[14:59] <vivek200912> java.lang.NullPointerException while performing jdbc programming...can anyone help?
[14:59] <alexxino> yes its frustating
[14:59] <fairuz> I'm becoming old and always forget stuff... what is the command to see which command I can do with sudo?
[14:59] <ruan> not sure, but i know there is a way on irssi
[14:59] <fairuz> :D
[14:59] <DJones> Pleyadis: Right click on the channel name, there's an option to hide joins & parts
[15:00] <jatt> you can do any command with sudo
[15:00] <ruan> on irssi it's /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +LEAVES +QUITS
[15:00] <Pleyadis> DJones> thanks!
[15:00] <alexxino> hide join parts msg
[15:00] <ducktype> i've messed up my libc gcc g++ etc... how force reinstall
[15:00] <ducktype> ?
[15:00] <blackstorm_> bonjour
[15:00] <Pleyadis> no no, xchat for me more sutuabe :)
[15:00] <sougata> vivek200912, look at the line which throws the exception, you are calling a function on a null object
[15:00] <ruan> wait, +PARTS?
[15:00] <h00k> vivek200912: that isn't an ubuntu specific issue, you could try #java
[15:00] <ruan> hmm
[15:00] <[segfault]> !fr | blackstorm_
[15:01] <AnubArack> guys how can I screenshot or even record video of the desktop while I hit logoff ?(like this guy http://youtu.be/N1O1R2-rdEU )
[15:01] <[segfault]> AnubArack: use a virtual machine like virtualbox or vmware and record that.
[15:01] <Pleyadis> +1
[15:02] <edbian> +1
[15:02] <AnubArack> [segfault], i saw he used that but my install is persistent :( no other way? at least screenshots?
[15:02] <Nahlidge> Anyone know of some Partition Recovery software? Two partitions were accidentally deleted during a re-install (an 18GB partition with roughly 6gb of data that I need and a 680gb partition with the afore-mentioned 18gb backed up to it)?
[15:03] <edbian> AnubArack, Who cares what the host OS is.  Install Ubuntu in a virtual machine inside Ubuntu
[15:03] <AnubArack> when I hit print it does "think" for a second but nothing appears
[15:03] <progre55> hi guys. is it possible to specify a system-wide alias for a hostname? just like you'd map an IP address in /etc/hosts, but I need to map a long domain name to a shorter alias, and afaik, I cannot do that in /etc/hosts
[15:04] <rjgonza> why not in etc/hosts?
[15:04] <AnubArack> edbian, i spent like 2 hours to get to this state of the od (with themes and software, configs and what not :(
[15:04] <progre55> rjgonza: because it's not an IP address.. or mb I'm missing smth
[15:04] <AnubArack> od = OS*
[15:05] <progre55> rjgonza: the actual IP address behind the domain might change.. so I just need to map my alias to the domain name
[15:05] <[segfault]> AnubArack: sorry, but I don't know of anything that will do what you are looking to do.
[15:06] <AnubArack> no problem, i'll see if I can start gnome-screenshot before the login screen
[15:06] <[segfault]> AnubArack: It is *possible* that you could clone your current setup and put it into a virtualbox disk image, then use that, but I think it might be easier to just configure a virtual machine from scratch.
[15:06] <rjgonza> progre55: only thing I can think of is some kind of url shortener, goo.gl or something like that
[15:07] <gayle> Pumpkin-: Yea, you can put them anywhere and then symlink to /etc/init.d/
[15:08] <progre55> rjgonza: I was told you could specify it in the search line in /etc/resolv.conf
[15:08] <[segfault]> progre55: yes, or if you have a decent router, you can do it there with dnsmasq or other settings as an alternative.
[15:08] <progre55> let me have a look at that..
[15:08] <gayle> Pumpkin-: Sorry, just now saw your comment
[15:08] <gayle> Pumpkin-: But the normal place to put them is in /etc/rc* directories
[15:10] <erUSUL> progre55: in /etc/hosts --> "the.ip.goes.here super_very_long_name short_name" ?
[15:11] <progre55> erUSUL: but as I said, the IP might change, and I want the lookup to be external. I just want to shorten the domain name itself for usability
[15:12] <progre55> erUSUL: because the server is on amazon, and I'm binding the elastic domain name to a shorter alias
[15:12] <progre55> and if you know, the amazon IPs change constantly
[15:14] <trukosh> progre55: add "search long.domain.name" to /etc/resolv.conf - then you can communicate with the hostname only.
[15:15] <progre55> trukosh: thanks, that's what I was looking for
[15:19] <inad922> hello
[15:20] <miketomdool> hi
[15:20] <Smile42RU> hi all ... I can not marry with Postfix + Dovecot and RoundCube, who can help me?
[15:20] <d10g0> change to qmail :)
[15:20] <Smile42RU> >_<
[15:21] <inad922> I've installed an ubuntu box with /boot on raid1 with the alternative install disk. Everything went fine I installed some programs restarted a few times with no problem. I packed the box and powered up and now I get an fd0 read error and prompted to grub rescue. Anyone has a guess what might cause this?
[15:21] <ikonia> Smile42RU: postfix and dovecot are well documented, roundcube is just webmail that will work with any imap server
[15:21] <erkan^> !blackberry
[15:21] <ikonia> inad922: the fd0 is not a problem, ignore it
[15:22] <inad922> Yeah ok but it doesn't boot...
[15:22] <ikonia> inad922: how did you build the raid array, mdadm ?
[15:22] <v0lksman> Smile42RU, lots of good howto's on the subject here:  http://howtoforge.com/
[15:23] <inad922> Umm I guess that was behind it. But I used the debian installer from the "alternative" install disk
[15:23] <missbos> hi askum
[15:23] <missbos> ada yang bisa bantuin saya
[15:23] <ikonia> inad922: so you installed ubuntu 10.10 from the alternative CD and configured raid from within the CD Installer ?
[15:23] <Smile42RU> thanx all... go smoke man :)
[15:23] <ikonia> missbos: english only in this channel please.
[15:23] <inad922> ikonia: Prolly fdisk -> mdadm -> mke2fs was it
[15:24] <ikonia> inad922: did you do that process, or did the installer ?
[15:24] <inad922> ikonia: Yeah I made the partitions -> I made raid arrays -> I made filesystems
[15:24] <inad922> ikonia: The installer
[15:24] <ikonia> inad922: please listen to the question, did YOU do that, or did the installer
[15:24] <ikonia> ok, the installer
[15:24] <ikonia> inad922: so if it's dropping to the grub rescue prompt it is because it cannot see the raid array for /boot
[15:25] <ikonia> inad922: boot from a rescue format and try to manually start the array, see if it complains
[15:25] <inad922> ikonia: It's intresting since I managed to boot several times before this.