[03:53] <ShdwShinobi> danopia`xubuntu, I'm trying to get it so windows don't open split between two screens
[03:53] <bobertdos> DJAdmira1: open the terminal and type: sudo fdisk -l
[03:53] <danopia`xubuntu> ShdwShinobi, jsut drag the window to one side or the other
[03:53] <danopia`xubuntu> mine always open in my right montior
[03:53] <danopia`xubuntu> which is the first monitor to my GPU
[03:53] <lint> danopia`xubuntu: ok thank you
[03:54] <ShdwShinobi> danopia`xubuntu, yeah I do... but it'll just annoy me after a while. I guess be thankful it's finally working, eh? :)
[03:54]  * danopia`xubuntu gets tired of #ubuntu already and runs off to a private network to relax
[03:55] <Ardha> f
[03:55] <illmorta1> gnea.... it's my 500gb hdd! if I unplug the IDE from it... it'll spin up.
[03:55] <illmorta1> and my computer will actually try to boot up.
[03:55] <DJAdmira1> okay, it appears to be sda3
[03:55] <Ardha> #ubuntu
[03:55] <jpastore> why is network manager such a piece of crap?
[03:55] <jibb> If i regularly dist-upgrade ubuntu, will it eventually grow up to be Debian installation?
[03:56] <jibb> jpastore because you should learn to manually configure yourself
[03:56] <Gnea> illmorta1: maybe you need to upgrade your motherboard bios to support it
[03:56] <Gnea> illmorta1: or it's a bad cable
[03:56] <jibb> jpastore so the real question is: why are you such a piece of crap?
[03:56] <illmorta1> it was just working last night..
[03:56] <DJAdmira1> how would I mount it if it's a new, unformatted hard disk?
[03:56] <illmorta1> ah bad cable! ok brb gonna switch IDE cables!
[03:56] <danopia`xubuntu> illmorta1, what are you trying to do, install to a USB HDD?
[03:56] <jpastore> jibb, show me a howto so that I can config wifi without it and I will
[03:56] <Gnea> danopia`xubuntu: no, his system doesn't finish POSTing
[03:56] <jibb> jpastore do a google. It's easy
[03:57] <DJAdmira1> no, wait, it's not sda3
[03:57] <illmorta1> no... last night i restarted my PC... and a few peripherals turned off... and now I'm trying to figure out.
[03:57] <jpastore> jibb or rather why you're such a douche bab\g hater
[03:57] <illmorta1> the 500gb is a slave drive.
[03:57] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, but it POSTs without the USB HDD plugged in?
[03:57] <Joelito> Hi all, one question about killing process, how to kill firefox without knowing its pid or id?
[03:57] <danopia`xubuntu> or is it not USB
[03:57] <illmorta1> it's IDE
[03:57] <Gnea> jpastore: that is unnecessary.
[03:57]  * danopia`xubuntu runs off to scrollback
[03:57] <illmorta1> internal
[03:57] <jibb> jpastore sure, have fun :)
[03:57] <jpastore> s/bab\/g/bag/
[03:57] <lint> danopia`xubuntu: can you tell me what this means? cannot setgid for user "mpd" at line 35: Operation not permitted
[03:57] <illmorta1> gonna switch ide cables!
[03:57] <Joelito> something like "kill firefox"
[03:57] <jpastore> Gnea, so was his comment
[03:57] <tritium> !language | jpastore
[03:57] <danopia`xubuntu> lint, no idea
[03:57] <P041NX> ps -AF |grep firefox
[03:58] <Gnea> jpastore: wrong, suggesting google is perfectly fine to do here.
[03:58] <jibb> jpastore i informed you to google. if you are unable to do that, do not take it out on me. Thank you.
[03:58] <djhash> hey.. what options/arguments can I do to get full path when using find.. i am currently using "find ./ -n "*.mp3"  but results begin with ./ i want the whole path..
[03:58] <Joelito> P041NX: ok, but if the user has too many "instances" of it, how to kill all of them?
[03:58] <jpastore> Gnea, look prior comment: <jibb> jpastore so the real question is: why are you such a piece of crap?
[03:58] <danopia`xubuntu> Joelito, try pkill firefox
[03:59] <jibb> jpastore any further comments are OT.  Let's move on.
[04:00] <jpastore> fair enough
[04:00] <danopia`xubuntu> Joelito, your welcome :P
[04:00] <DJAdmira1> Any suggestions on getting Ubuntu to recognize my new external hard disk?
[04:00] <Gnea> DJAdmira1: using what interface?
[04:01] <danopia`xubuntu> DJAdmira1, did you try seeing if it needs to be mounted?
[04:01] <DJAdmira1> Gnea: USB cable.
[04:01] <DJAdmira1> danopia`xubuntu: it's not showing up in fdisk -l
[04:01] <danopia`xubuntu> my usb hdd is /dev/sda2
[04:01] <danopia`xubuntu> DJAdmira1, hmm /me man's fdisc
[04:01] <bobertdos> DJAdmira1: Put the output of fdisk into pastebin.
[04:01] <lint> does anyone know how to fi xthis error?
[04:01] <lint> cannot setgid for user "mpd" at line 35: Operation not permitted
[04:01] <Ardha> h
[04:01] <Gnea> DJAdmira1: i would tail -f /var/log/syslog  in a terminal and plug it in
[04:02] <Gnea> lint: what program produces the error?
[04:02] <danopia`xubuntu> i do'nt have fdisc, maybe it's because i'm using xubuntu
[04:02] <lint> Gnea: mpd, music player daemon
[04:02] <Gnea> danopia`xubuntu: or maybe you're not root :)
[04:02] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, oh right
[04:02] <danopia`xubuntu> i'm still a linux nub
[04:02] <danopia`xubuntu> i installed xubuntu 2 days ago
[04:03] <DJAdmira1> Gnea, danopia`xubuntu: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/39823/
[04:03] <Gnea> danopia`xubuntu: we're all at that stage at one point or another :)
[04:03] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, sudo: fdisc: command not found
[04:03] <Gnea> it's fdisk, not fdisc
[04:03] <Joelito> danopia`xubuntu: What to do when I get "Operation not permitted"? :s
[04:03] <danopia`xubuntu> oh wow
[04:03]  * danopia`xubuntu detects his failure
[04:04] <Gnea> DJAdmira1: looks like it's fine - click on Places and select the various partitions and it should automount them
[04:04] <DJAdmira1> Gnea: That's just the point - it's not there at all
[04:04] <Gnea> danopia`xubuntu: don't beat yourself up so much, it took the rest of us years to learn the ropes :)
[04:05] <Gnea> DJAdmira1: eeeeh??? o.O
[04:05] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, i only konw some commands from cygwin :P
[04:05] <Gnea> danopia`xubuntu: pah! cygwin doesn't count! very useful, though ;)
[04:05] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, somehow in two days i got samba, ssh, hotkeys, mpd/mpm, dual screens etc. up
[04:05] <DJAdmira1> Gnea: It doesn't recognize the external hard disk at all, period.
[04:05] <danopia`xubuntu> with only minimal googling
[04:06] <Gnea> danopia`xubuntu: well, you've got it easy these days... a decade ago, if you wanted anything decent, you had to learn how to use a C compiler
[04:06] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, i would at least use rpm :P
[04:07] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, and i do konw how to use one, if it's only a ./configure && make && make install
[04:07] <P041NX> DJAdmira1: it's usb, right? does lsusb list the device?
[04:07] <Gnea> DJAdmira1: could you please pastebin the output of this command?  df -Th
[04:08] <Gnea> danopia`xubuntu: ah, very cool :)
[04:08] <jibb> Gnea heh, if you still want anything decent you have use a C compiler ;)
[04:08] <DJAdmira1> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/39825/
[04:08] <Gnea> jibb: yeah, i'm just sayin'... ;)
[04:08] <illmorta1> GNEA!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!
[04:08] <illmorta1> I was my crappy Belkin IDE Cable!!
[04:09] <danopia`xubuntu> belkin makes IDE cables?
[04:09] <illmorta1> omfg... I couldn't figure it out for the life of me!
[04:09] <lint> can someone tell me what this means?
[04:09] <lint> cannot setgid for user "mpd" at line 35: Operation not permitted
[04:09] <DJAdmira1> I thought I tuned in to Tech Support TV, not the romance channel
[04:09] <Gnea> illmorta1: :)
[04:09] <danopia`xubuntu> lint, did you try google
[04:09] <illmorta1> yes -.- very horribly cheap
[04:09] <lint> no but i will
[04:09] <danopia`xubuntu> Gnea, btw when i set up my xubuntu i had like a 5-line apt-get command to get all my packages
[04:09] <Gnea> illmorta1: just try to remember that the language in here needs to stay at a certain level ;)
[04:09] <illmorta1> gnea.... seriously if you were here.. I would have shot you $50 for taking away my worries.
[04:10] <Gnea> illmorta1: hehehe
[04:10] <bpat1182> Anyone having issues with when the display turns off, and you move the mouse you have to go to terminal then back to X in order get a GUI?  I'm using a laptop
[04:11] <DJAdmira1> Gnea: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/39825/
[04:11] <Durst> would anyone know where the mysqli module is default installed on ubuntu?
[04:11] <illmorta1> lol PS3 + Gnea = FTW! (I'm usfile:///usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.htmling linux on my ps3 to communicate)
[04:11] <Durst> i need to add it to my php.ini file
[04:11] <SeveredCross> Gnea?
[04:11] <Durst> i dont know how to find it
[04:11] <illmorta1> <,< I'm using ps3 linux to communicate*
[04:11] <Gnea> DJAdmira1: /dev/sda is your internal hard drive, not the external one. try /dev/sdb
[04:11] <cshadowrun> yay for ps3 linux \o/
[04:11] <illmorta1> brb... need to hook up all my stuff again
[04:12] <illmorta1> lol yeah cshadowrun :D
[04:12] <jibb> illmorta1 nice!
[04:12] <Ardha> KK
[04:12] <chronographer> Hi all. I have a small issue where at each startup, there is no window manager (emerald is off) and this is I think due to desktop effects turning itself off after each restart...
[04:12] <Gnea> SeveredCross?
[04:13] <mrtech2122> hey..i was trying to install and play a pc game through WINE...but i dont know where to start
[04:13] <tj83> chronographer, emerald is a theme manager not a window manger if i recall correctly
[04:13] <DJAdmira1> Gnea: There is no /dev/sdb detected - that's the whole point.
[04:13] <chronographer> can someone help me trouble shoot it?
[04:13] <SeveredCross> Oh, I thought Gnea was a client.
[04:13] <SeveredCross> :)
[04:13] <cshadowrun> mrtech2122 do you have wine installed?
[04:13] <SeveredCross> Because he said PS3 + Gnea.
[04:13] <chronographer> it is equivalent to metacity, which is a wm
[04:13] <Gnea> SeveredCross: only when i'm standing in line ;)
[04:13] <P041NX> DJAdmira1:You'll have to find the block device of the usb hdd first.
[04:14] <mrtech2122> in applications..it has wine on  the list ..but i dont know if thats install
[04:14] <lint> can someone tell me the command to see what processes are running in a terminal?
[04:14] <P041NX> ps -af
[04:14] <chronographer> So do I need to add a command to sessions to start compiz?
[04:14] <danopia`xubuntu> mrtech2122, it probably means it's installed if it's in the list
[04:14] <Gnea> !compiz | chronographer
[04:14] <cshadowrun> mrtech2122 http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb follow these instructions
[04:14] <mrtech2122> lol i know but just makin sure
[04:14] <danopia`xubuntu> btw how does sessions work?
[04:15] <tj83> chronographer, i use emerald, i think your confusing it with compiz or metacity which are both window managers, in any case if you want emerald to start add "emerald --replace" to sessions
[04:15] <Durst> anyone familiar with working with php.ini to add modules?
[04:15] <bpat1182> Durst, what modules?
[04:15] <Radit> how do i restart x in ubuntu?
[04:15] <Gnea> !php | Durst
[04:15] <cshadowrun> Radit control alt backspace
[04:15] <Gnea> Radit: ctrl-alt-backspace
[04:16] <mrtech2122> ok thanx
[04:16] <Radit> gnea: ctrl-alt-backspace doesn't do nothing
[04:16] <Durst> bpat: mysqli
[04:16] <cshadowrun> mrtech2122 after you've installed the latest version of wine using those instructions, look up the game you want to play on http://appdb.winehq.com there will be instructions on how to get it setup.
[04:16] <chronographer> ok thanks
[04:16] <Gnea> Radit: try it a few times
[04:16] <Grandslammaster> can someone help me with apache2
[04:16] <Gnea> !apache | Grandslammaster
[04:17] <Gnea> Grandslammaster: what's the problem?
[04:17] <Durst> it seems like its a common module its even in the sample inside of php.ini, but I dont know how to search for where the module is located on my ubuntu machine
[04:17] <lint> can someone tell me why i might be having this error?
[04:17] <lint> problem opening log file "/var/log/mpd/mpd.log" (config line 11) for writing
[04:17] <Durst> I have mysql installed
[04:17] <Grandslammaster> when i start my apache2 server i get this
[04:17] <Grandslammaster> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[04:17] <Grandslammaster> httpd (pid 10294) already running
[04:17] <bpat1182> anyone know why after my display "sleeps" I have to constantly switch to terminal and then back to veritual desktop before a GUI is visible?
[04:17] <Gnea> lint: does the file exist?
[04:17] <lint> Gnea: yes it does
[04:17] <Grandslammaster> y cant i type my normal ip to make apache2 run
[04:17] <Gnea> Grandslammaster: it's already run
[04:17] <pitoow> how i enable the message on ssh login
[04:17] <Gnea> lint: with what permissions?
[04:17] <Grandslammaster> but when i type ip address in browser it doesnt work
[04:18] <Grandslammaster> nothing comes up
[04:18] <lint> Gnea: im not sure.
[04:18] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, does <IP_ADDRESS> work?
[04:18] <lint> gnea how do i check the permissions for that?
[04:18] <Gnea> lint: ls -l /var/log/mpd/mpd.log
[04:18] <Durst> Grandslammaster are you going to the your apache server from a browser on your machine?
[04:18] <Grandslammaster> no it doesnt
[04:18] <mrtech2122> ok but i just went and bought the game
[04:18] <[z]linux> is there a chance that i can play real movie files?
[04:18] <lint> Gnea: -rw------- 1 mpd audio 71 2008-08-22 22:16 /var/log/mpd/mpd.log
[04:18] <Grandslammaster> yes
[04:19] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, is apache actually running?
[04:19] <Gnea> lint: try:  sudo chmod 660 /var/log/mpd/mpd.log
[04:19] <Grandslammaster> yeah
[04:19] <Grandslammaster> <IP_ADDRESS> doesnt work
[04:19] <P041NX> [z]linux: :install codecs messy form universe
[04:19] <Durst> grandslam  "ps aux | grep apache2"
[04:19] <Durst> then you can see if its actually running
[04:19] <gasull> net
[04:19] <Gnea> work
[04:21] <P041NX> http://www3.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/essential-20071007.tar.bz2
[04:21] <Grandslammaster> how do i know if its working from that
[04:21] <djhash> how do I send a USR1 signal to a running process.. I know i use the kill command. but not sure how..
[04:21] <Grandslammaster> durst
[04:22] <Grandslammaster> how do i know if its working
[04:22] <[z]linux> P041NX: [z]linux: :install codecs messy form universe ---> how?
[04:22] <P041NX> kill -s USR1 ${PID}
[04:22] <Grandslammaster> when i typed ps aux | grep apache2
[04:22] <Durst> yes?
[04:22] <Durst> yea
[04:22] <djhash> P041NX:  thanks..
[04:22] <Grandslammaster> how do i know if it worked or not
[04:22] <P041NX> apt-get install w32codecs
[04:22] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, if it's listed, then it should be running
[04:22] <Durst> what did it return?
[04:23] <Grandslammaster> root     10294  0.0  0.1  10472  2968 ?        Ss   21:11   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[04:23] <Grandslammaster> www-data 11098  0.0  0.1  10472  1796 ?        S    21:41   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[04:23] <Grandslammaster> www-data 11099  0.0  0.1 231808  2900 ?        Sl   21:41   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[04:23] <Grandslammaster> www-data 11101  0.0  0.1 231808  2900 ?        Sl   21:41   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[04:23] <Grandslammaster> justin   11814  0.0  0.0   3004   768 pts/0    R+   22:20   0:00 grep apache2
[04:23] <FloodBot1> Grandslammaster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:23] <danopia_> yay sessions works great :P
[04:23]  * danopia_ happ
[04:23] <danopia_> happy*
[04:23] <chronographer> When I choose system-prefs-appearance and turn effects up, it works fine, looks great. But when I reboot I need to go in and turn it on again, how can i make it persistant?
[04:23] <P041NX> [z]linux: apt-get install ffmpeg mplayer libdvdcss2 libggi-target-emu libggi-target-monotext libggimisc2 w32codecs libdvdcss mplayer-doc
[04:23] <Grandslammaster> so is that good or bad
[04:24] <Durst> yea its running man
[04:24] <Grandslammaster> ok
[04:24] <Grandslammaster> now what
[04:24] <P041NX> win32 codeks must be located under /usr/local/lib/codecs and /usr/local/lib/win32
[04:24] <Grandslammaster> y doesnt it work if i type ip address in browser
[04:24] <Durst> have tried the simple http://localhost?
[04:24] <lars_> I'm unable to get any updates/packages through synaptic, it says that my connection is refused to all the repositories
[04:24] <lars_> do they need to be updated or something?
[04:24] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, have you tried looking at the httpd.conf and seeing what the Listen directive is?
[04:25] <[z]linux> P041NX: [z]linux: apt-get install ffmpeg mplayer libdvdcss2 libggi-target-emu libggi-target-monotext libggimisc2 w32codecs libdvdcss mplayer-doc  ---> actually i already updated the codecs.. only the real movie files that i cant view...
[04:25] <Durst> have you looked in httpd.conf
[04:25] <ShdwShinobi> danopia, are you doing a dual screen?
[04:25] <Durst> oh sorry bpat
[04:25] <Grandslammaster> what is httpd.conf supposed to have in it
[04:25] <danopia_> ShdwShinobi, yes
[04:25] <Durst> is there an echo
[04:25] <Durst> haha
[04:25] <bpat1182> lol
[04:25] <danopia_> ShdwShinobi, want a picture? :P
[04:25] <ShdwShinobi> danopia_, do you have xinerama?
[04:25] <danopia_> no idea
[04:25] <[z]linux> P041NX: Package w32codecs is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[04:25] <[z]linux> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[04:25] <[z]linux> is only available from another source
[04:25] <[z]linux> E: Package w32codecs has no installation candidate
[04:25] <P041NX> real media support i believe was on mplayer. wmv3 is ffmpeg
[04:25] <tritium> Grandslammaster: nothing
[04:25] <FloodBot1> [z]linux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:26] <ShdwShinobi> oh, so you don't know if you're using twinview or xinerama?
[04:26] <Grandslammaster> durst
[04:26] <danopia_> ShdwShinobi, oh i'm using twinview
[04:26] <arrrghhh> anyone a NFS guru?  i'm getting a lot of lock errors in dmesg and FF doesn't work, but my /home mounts fine cuz i can login etc
[04:26] <Grandslammaster> so what do i do
[04:26] <P041NX> you'll have to get it from http://www3.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/essential-20071007.tar.bz2 and extract it to appropreate place
[04:26] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, look in httpd.conf and look at what the Listen directive is
[04:26]  * danopia_ wants a copy of hotkeys that uses MPD
[04:27] <Durst> hey grand  use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste your httpd.conf there    put XXXXXXXXX anywhere you dont want me to see, like domain name or anything
[04:27] <P041NX> [z]linux: then add a link to /usr/local/lib/codecs and /usr/local/lib/win32
[04:27] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, what is it?  *:80 or something else?
[04:27] <lars_> bpat1182, I can't fetch any apps from the repositories, which means updates/synaptic doesn't work
[04:27] <lars_> how do I fix this?
[04:27] <bpat1182> lars_, i have no idea
[04:27] <Grandslammaster> 85
[04:27] <P041NX> lars_: what are you using? edgy?
[04:27] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, so go to <IP_ADDRESS>:85
[04:27] <Grandslammaster> httpd.conf is empty
[04:28] <lars_> 8.04
[04:28] <arrrghhh> lars_, have you tried changing the name of /etc/apt/sources.list?
[04:28] <spi343> hi , anyone know whare i can get python server pages syntax highlight file for gedit ?
[04:28] <Durst> look at apache2.conf then
[04:28] <lars_> P041NXm, I'm using 8.04
[04:28] <[z]linux> PHT) P041NX: [z]linux: then add a link to /usr/local/lib/codecs and /usr/local/lib/win32  ---> how can i do this... i am currently new to this linux
[04:28] <foxhop> I just reinstalled 8.04 and now I have no sound.  GIGABYTE GA-965P-DS3.
[04:28] <P041NX> humm... have you added anything to /etc/apt/sources.lst?
[04:28] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, either way, if listen is not 80, then you need to append the port number to use to the IP you put in
[04:28] <lars_> P041NX, not to my knowledge
[04:29] <foxhop> I just reinstalled 8.04 and now I have no sound.  GIGABYTE GA-965P-DS3.  Anyone know how to troubleshoot sound/audio issues?
[04:29] <Grandslammaster> so how do i do that bpat
[04:29] <robdig> !sound | foxhop
[04:29] <AdrianStrays> Okay
[04:30] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, go to http://localhost:<port> where <port> is whatever is defined as the LIsten directive
[04:30] <P041NX> [z]linux: assuming you extracted win32codecs into /foo/bar then you preform sudo ln -s /foo/bar /usr/local/lib/codecs
[04:30] <P041NX> sudo ln -s /foo/bar /usr/local/lib/win32
[04:30] <AdrianStrays> I'm getting really, really frustrated.  Could someone PLEASE help me do this? http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=13272
[04:30] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, for example, if Apache is listening on port 8080, you'd go to http://localhost:8080
[04:30] <Grandslammaster> httpd.conf is empty
[04:30] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, then look in apache2.conf (as Durst said)
[04:30] <spi343> it seems gedit uses gtksourceview for syntax highlight but i don't find anywhere the .lang file for python server pages, does it exist?
[04:30] <arrrghhh> lars_, you can make sure you have the *best* mirrors with synaptic.
[04:30] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, I'm used to using CentOS as my server OS, not ubuntu
[04:30] <ShdwShinobi> danopia_, I had the most random thing happen to me... I did something, it didn't do what it should have done, but it was exactly what I wanted... finally, something going right without me trying :)
[04:31] <lars_> arrrghhh, how?
[04:31] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, but it's all just the same
[04:31] <lars_> I just want access to my repositories again
[04:31] <AdrianStrays> I'm getting really, really frustrated.  Could someone PLEASE help me do this? http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=13272
[04:31] <P041NX> lars_: ping <IP_ADDRESS> (archive.ubuntu.com) see if you can see it
[04:31] <danopia_> ShdwShinobi, that happens
[04:31] <Grandslammaster> so how do i fix it
[04:32] <lars_> P041NX I can
[04:32] <foxhop> I just reinstalled 8.04 and now I have no sound.  GIGABYTE GA-965P-DS3.  Anyone know how to troubleshoot sound/audio issues?
[04:32] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, open apache2.conf, search for "Listen" look at the number following it.
[04:32] <mrtech2122> ok i installed the wine
[04:32] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, what does it say?
[04:32] <arrrghhh> lars_, open synaptic, go to settings -> repositories.
[04:32] <Grandslammaster> k
[04:32] <lars_> arrrghhh, okay
[04:32] <arrrghhh> lars_, under "download from" select your country
[04:33] <P041NX> so yo can read the ftp of archive.ubuntu.com? then it's just a misconfig on /etc/apt/sources.lst
[04:33] <ani1> foxhop, i had the same problem, if it works from the live cd whilst in the live cd run `sudo alsactl store 0` then look for asound.state in /var/lib/alsa/asound.state mount your hd then copy it to the HD. From there reboot and remove the live cd. Once in your main system # Save it as /tmp/asound.state
[04:33] <ani1> # alsactl -F -f /tmp/asound.state restore
[04:33] <arrrghhh> lars_, or "main server"
[04:33] <Durst> actually im looking right now on my ubuntu machine
[04:33] <ani1> foxhop, sorry about the lengthy steps but this fixes my sound issues everytime
[04:33] <DARKGuy> hi people, whats a good video converter with gui? o.o
[04:33] <lars_> arrrghhh, doesn't work
[04:33] <foxhop> thanks
[04:33] <Durst> it seems like if you install from apt-get your ports should be in /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[04:33] <Durst> I bet the first line is Listen 85
[04:34] <P041NX> i use http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[04:34] <arrrghhh> lars_, try this then.  instead of main or us, select "other" and then a new dialog opens.  click "select best server"
[04:34] <Grandslammaster> # Include ports listing
[04:34] <Grandslammaster> Include /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[04:34] <AdrianStrays> I'm getting really, really frustrated.  Could someone PLEASE help me do this? http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=13272
[04:34] <Grandslammaster> thats in there
[04:34] <ShdwShinobi> AdrianStrays, what do you need?
[04:34] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: Thats in /etc/apache2/ports.conf?
[04:34] <lars_> arrrghhh, taking a minute
[04:34] <Durst> yep so get out of apache2.conf
[04:35]  * danopia_ blogs about his thoughts on linux vs. windows
[04:35] <arrrghhh> lars_, make SURE you reload when it finishes.
[04:35] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, okay, so open up /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[04:35] <Durst> go into ports.conf and change it
[04:35] <AdrianStrays> ShdwShinobi: I can't get pass the tools/make_Requests part
[04:35] <Grandslammaster> it doesnt say listen
[04:35] <Grandslammaster> ports.conf does say listen
[04:35] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, what's it say?
[04:35] <Grandslammaster> listen 80
[04:35] <shumskis13> has anyone installed cisco network assistant
[04:35] <Durst> pastebin it
[04:35] <lars_> arrrghhh: "No suitable download server found."
[04:35] <AdrianStrays> ShdwShinobi: In the How To.
[04:35] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, okay.... interesting
[04:35] <ShdwShinobi> sorry AdrianStrays, i'm not one who can help... I don't use wine
[04:35] <Durst> haha weird
[04:35] <mrtech2122> i installed wine.. and bought the supreme commander game..its on a dvd disc.can u tell me how to work it
[04:35] <P041NX> lars_: it it still dosen't work, as a last resort, open up the /etc/apt/sources.lst and check that there isn't any weird stuff theree
[04:36] <arrrghhh> lars_, you screwed something up in /etc/apt/sources.list.  pastebin that file.
[04:36] <AdrianStrays> ShdwShinobi: Isn't there a wine channel? Do you know it?
[04:36] <Grandslammaster> i think my port is supposed to be 85
[04:36] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, I'm out of ideas... are you timing out or are you getting a 500 or 404 or permission denied error?
[04:36] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: 80 is standard.
[04:36] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, 80 should work... it's the default
[04:36] <domai> hello everyone, i am having issues with the screen resolution on my box. I've updated the drivers, but it looks like my monitor isn't being recognized and so the only display option I have available is 640x480
[04:36] <Grandslammaster> its timing out
[04:36] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: Did you modify something in sites-enabled or sites-available?
[04:37] <mrtech2122> i didnt knowthat
[04:37] <Grandslammaster> yes
[04:37] <lars_> arrrghhh...how do I pastebin?
[04:37] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: What did you modify?
[04:37] <Flannel> !paste | lars_
[04:37] <Flannel> lars_: Go there, paste, hit the submit button, give us the URL
[04:37] <Grandslammaster> he chainged alot of things and he cant fix them
[04:37] <arrrghhh> Flannel, is just quickdrawmcgraw
[04:37] <[z]linux> P041NX: [z]linux: assuming you extracted win32codecs into /foo/bar then you preform sudo ln -s /foo/bar /usr/local/lib/codecs  --->i updated my codecs through synaptic... when i perform that command you told, nothing happens and if i try to play a real movies still the same no picture
[04:37] <spi343> DARKGuy, you can use ffmpeg without a gui or search for xmffmpeg (ffmpeg with gui)
[04:37] <shumskis13> port 80 check your dns
[04:37] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: Alright, you see 000-default in sites-enabled?  pastebin that file
[04:38] <Grandslammaster> what
[04:38] <Grandslammaster> what is pastebin
[04:38] <Flannel> !paste | Grandslammaster
[04:38] <lars_> arrrghhh what is the exact line in terminal to find this file?
[04:38] <P041NX> [z]linux:  all codecs are there and still not working?
[04:38] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: Go there, paste the contents of the file, then give us the URL
[04:38] <Flannel> lars_: gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:38] <arrrghhh> lars_, i gave yoiu the EXACT location of that file.  open it with gedit.  "sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[04:39] <ShdwShinobi> AdrianStrays, #winehq
[04:39] <Grandslammaster> ok
[04:39] <Grandslammaster> i did that
[04:39] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: Whats the URL you get after hitting submit?
[04:39] <[z]linux> P041NX: [z]linux:  all codecs are there and still not working?  yups, only the real movie file not working but the other movie files are working..
[04:40] <Grandslammaster> its still connecting though
[04:40] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: What is?  your connection to the pastebin?  alright.  Give it to us when you get it.
[04:40] <lars_> arrrghhh: http://paste.ubuntu.com/39828/
[04:40] <Grandslammaster> its still loading
[04:41] <Grandslammaster> ok
[04:41] <Grandslammaster> it pasted
[04:41] <arrrghhh> hrm don't see anything wrong
[04:41] <spi343> anybody knows about syntax hightlight for python server pages with gedit 2.22.3?
[04:41] <Grandslammaster> http://paste.ubuntu.com/39829/
[04:41] <P041NX> [z]linux: have you tried HelixPlayer ? it's another rm player
[04:42] <[z]linux> not yet
[04:42] <lars_> any ideas arrrghhh ?
[04:42] <AdrianStrays> shdwShinobi: Thank you
[04:42] <Grandslammaster> did u get it
[04:42] <[z]linux> im gonna try right now
[04:42] <arrrghhh> lars_, looks fine to me, i'm not sure what's wrong...  can you ping archive.ubuntu.com?
[04:42] <Durst> that thing is completely fine
[04:42] <lars_> arrrghhh I can
[04:42] <Durst> its the default docu
[04:42] <Durst> documet
[04:42] <Grandslammaster> flannel r u there
[04:42] <Durst> jeez  document
[04:42] <arrrghhh> lars_, strange... i'm not sure.
[04:42] <Grandslammaster> i pasted it
[04:43] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: yep.  What do you get when you run this: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[04:43] <CNLiberal> can anyone assist me with a multi-monitor issue?
[04:43] <DARKGuy> spi343: thanks, I prefer gui apps, I'll look for it :D
[04:43] <shumskis13> what is the switch for -console
[04:43] <Durst> grand its the default document
[04:43] <Bagualas> I have files on lost+found, how may i recover it? too many!
[04:43] <Grandslammaster>  * Restarting web server apache2                                                apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[04:43] <Grandslammaster> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[04:43] <lars_> arrrghhh...any way to just reset all of the repositories? I'm a linux n00b and just starting to work with the command line whereas I've been working with a WM up until now
[04:43] <Grandslammaster> that happened
[04:44] <CNLiberal> Specifically, I'm running an ATI 9800XT card with dual monitors (both VGA)
[04:44] <domai> hello, can anyone assist me with my screen resolution? i think my monitor is not being auto detected via vga and my drivers are up to date
[04:44] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: alright, we'll go ahead and fix that while we're here.  Follow these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Troubleshooting%20Apache
[04:44] <CNLiberal> Clone is working, but the Catalyst Control Center is not letting me choose anything else
[04:44] <arrrghhh> lars_, well you can try to rename /etc/apt/sources.list, it *should* get recreated automatically but i could be wrong on that.
[04:44] <Flannel> lars_: Whats the exact error?  anything about <IP_ADDRESS>?
[04:45] <Flannel> lars_: Your sources.list isn't the problem
[04:45] <l3d>  I am looking for a app that will allow me to record what I am doing on the desktop as a how to for my cousin, any ideas on what i should get
[04:45] <lars_> one sec
[04:45] <Flannel> !screencast | l3d
[04:45] <bpat1182> Grandslammaster, if you go to <IP_ADDRESS> do you get anything?
[04:45] <carandraug> Gnea: one hour ago or so, you suggested foremost for data recovery. While it was running it gave me "Segmentation fault (core dumped)". I think I kind of understood it correctly from what I've read about that. COuld you give me a hand in avoiding it? I ran "sudo foremost -i /dev/sdb1 -o /media/disk/foremost/"
[04:46] <lars_> Flannel, yes there is something about 127.0.01
[04:46] <CNLiberal> is it not possible to do a multi monitor with Compiz Fusion enabled?
[04:46] <arrrghhh> lars_, what's the exact error?
[04:46] <CNLiberal> at least on my ATI 9800XT?
[04:46] <Flannel> lars_: Go ahead and paste the line with the <IP_ADDRESS> in it (here is fine, its just one line)
[04:46] <daggerx> need help someone please
[04:46] <bpat1182> CNLiberal, I don't think so.... I'm not running Ubuntu on my multi-monitor, but I think if you do multi-monitors, they have to be mirrored, not one giant screen :(
[04:46] <CNLiberal> @bpat...bummer
[04:46] <Flannel> !ask | daggerx
[04:47] <Gymnast> I'm looking for help to install cisco network assistant with wine, can anyone help
[04:47] <Flannel> Gymnast: have you tried #winehq?
[04:47] <CNLiberal> i've seen plenty of youtube vids that seem to have done it
[04:47] <daggerx> ok, was installing kde 4 and i got this error, http://paste.ubuntu.com/39830/
[04:47] <lars_> Flannel: W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/Release.gpg  Could not connect to localhost:4001 (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (111 Connection refused)
[04:47] <Gymnast> no I will check
[04:47] <daggerx> how do i undo the installation?
[04:47] <bpat1182> CNLiberal, I never have.... but I'm not well versed in *nix
[04:47] <bozy> hello
[04:48] <Genius314> I'm having some trouble with my keyboard and mouse. Randomly, after a little while (an hour maybe?), I can't type or press keyboard shortcuts, but I can press Ctrl-Alt-Backspace. I can also click on some things, but I can't right click or drag anything. I'm using a Graphire 3 tablet and a Logitech Wave keyboard. Any ideas what might be wrong?
[04:48] <arrrghhh> lars_, sounds like a resolv.conf or hosts file issue...
[04:48] <Flannel> lars_: alright, you've somehow set up a proxy for apt.  Theres... a number of files it could be in (I'm a bit rusty with it), lets check /etc/apt/apt.conf
[04:48] <bpat1182> daggerx, why not just go into a terminal and type "dpkg --configure -a"?
[04:48] <CNLiberal> well i just disabled Compiz Fusion and I now have to screens
[04:48] <CNLiberal> I'm gonna reboot as was suggested
[04:48] <P041NX> lars_: it's not like you have <IP_ADDRESS> archive.ubuntu.com in /etc/hosts right?
[04:48] <lars_> P041NX I have no clue
[04:49] <P041NX> cat /etc/hosts |grep archive
[04:49] <arrrghhh> lars_, well check and P041NX i think Flannel's right about the proxy for apt.  or maybe a global proxy?
[04:49] <lars_> arrrghhh so what do I type where?
[04:49] <Flannel> Its definately an apt specific thing, since he can connect through everything else just fine
[04:49] <P041NX> i think Flannel's right too. it's probably the cache proxy
[04:49] <P041NX> setting
[04:50] <lars_> Flannel, what do I type where?
[04:50] <lars_> totally new to all this
[04:50] <carandraug> anyone here has experience in data recovery with foremost?
[04:50] <Flannel> lars_: gedit /etc/apt/apt.conf is where we'll start
[04:50] <chronographer> hello. When I add something to sessions startup in gnome, I get the error "The startup command cannot be empty" ... the startup command is NOT empty!
[04:51] <eligos> hello everyone
[04:51] <chronographer> hello
[04:51] <lars_> Flannel...it's blank
[04:51] <chronographer> how do I manually make a sessions preferences entry?
[04:51] <Flannel> lars_: that's normal.  Like I said, Its been a while since I've dealt with this error, you'll have to excuse my dead ends :)
[04:51] <eligos> I want to copy something to a folder but it's not letting me because I'm not root, anyone knows what I can do?
[04:51] <bpat1182> eligos: sudo
[04:52] <bpat1182> eligos, sudo cp .....
[04:52] <chronographer> eligos: sudo cp -r /source/folder /destination/folder
[04:52] <lars_> Flannel, no problem
[04:52] <chronographer> careful with sudo filesystem commands though!
[04:52] <P041NX> lars_:"apt-get check" does this update it?
[04:52] <chronographer> you can also do "gksu nautilus"  careful with that too
[04:52] <lars_> yes P0
[04:53] <lars_> P041NX
[04:53] <Flannel> lars_: echo $HTTP_PROXY  does that give you any output?
[04:53] <SixtyFold> http://www.tomgreen.com/ <--- isnt going to stop broadcasting all night if numbers of ratings dont go down
[04:53] <Flannel> SixtyFold: please don't do that here
[04:53] <DJAdmiral> Gnea, I figured out what the issue was
[04:53] <SixtyFold> lol okay
[04:53] <carandraug> eligos: you can also try opening nautilus as root if you don't feel confortable with the terminal. Enter gksudo nautilus
[04:53] <lars_> Flannel: http://localhost:4001
[04:54] <Gymnast> WineHQ shows no help with cisc o network assistant ,  I tried running it -console
[04:54] <DJAdmiral> the hard disk is USB 2.0 only
[04:54] <Flannel> lars_: Alright, that's our issue.  Did yu try and set up a proxy on this machine?
[04:54] <illmortal_> lol wow my poor PC is dying. Apparently my sound card and ethernet card is completely dead.
[04:54] <DJAdmiral> and I have only one USB 2.0 port at the back of the machine
[04:54] <illmortal_> Gnea thanks again :P
[04:54] <lars_> Flannel, not to my recollection
[04:54] <Flannel> lars_: with anon-proxy or somethign like that?
[04:54] <lars_> Not to my memory
[04:54] <Flannel> lars_: alright, do this: grep -r http_proxy /etc  and then grep -r http_proxy $HOME/.*
[04:55] <lars_> but that's not the issue, how do I fix?
[04:55] <Flannel> lars_: well, if you set up anon-proxy, it's the one that did this.
[04:55] <belendax> is ubuntu update & install packages as binary ?
[04:55] <Flannel> belendax: Yes
[04:55] <karex> HI, where can I find the packages list like I see in Synaptic but in text file?
[04:55] <eligos> bpat1182, chronographer, carandraug, I just did it both ways and they work, thanks a lot!!!
[04:55] <Flannel> karex: text file for what?
[04:56] <P041NX> karex: /etc/apt/sources.lst
[04:56] <Gymnast> I'm looking for help to install cisco network assistant with wine, can anyone help, winehq shows no help
[04:56] <Flannel> karex: Theres a number of text frontends to apt, and ways to see the raw stuff too, what are you trying to do?
[04:56] <IndyGunFreak> P041NX: i don't think thats what he's asking for.. he wants an actual package list
[04:56] <carandraug> eligos: no problem. Glad to be of help
[04:56] <lars_> Flannel...it stopped
[04:56] <Flannel> lars_: One of them ought to output something?
[04:57] <P041NX> u mean /var/lib/apt/lists/ ?
[04:57] <karex> Flannel, P041NX: The case is I want to copy the all the packages list I see in Synaptic
[04:57] <Flannel> karex: so, a list of the name of all packages?
[04:57] <chronographer>   Gymnast: did you try "wine cisco.exe"
[04:57] <belendax> Flannel: I mean that when I update my system or install the softwares with apt-get , r the softwares binary or deb ?
[04:57] <lars_> brb Flannel
[04:57] <chronographer> as far as I know if that doesn't work, wine is no help
[04:57] <carandraug> I just tumbled upon a segmenatation fault bug and would like to help fixing it. I've read to "tell the consultant the location of the 'core' file; don't delete it." but I have no idea what this is nor where can I find it
[04:57] <Flannel> belendax: deb files are binary files, but they're deb files.
[04:57] <chronographer> unless its a .msi file
[04:58] <P041NX> karex: a dpkg -k '*' will give you a nise summary
[04:58] <Gymnast> I get module not found
[04:58] <garymox> hi
[04:58] <Grandslammaster> how do i completely delete apache2 and start over
[04:58] <belendax> Flannel: so what diffrence bitween deb & bin files ?
[04:59] <garymox> can anybody help me
[04:59] <garymox> I have a problem
[04:59] <IndyGunFreak> garymox: everyone here does.. but most people ask a question first
[04:59] <Grandslammaster> how do i completely delete apache2 and start over
[04:59] <P041NX> karex: or a cat /var/lib/apt/lists/old-releases.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_edgy_main_binary-i386_Packages |grep ^Package
[04:59] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: which version of Ubuntu?
[04:59] <lars_> Flannel, what were those last two commands?
[05:00] <P041NX> (change path arrordingly)
[05:00] <Flannel> lars_: alright, do this: grep -r http_proxy /etc  and then grep -r http_proxy $HOME/.*
[05:00] <daggerx> i did bpa  - not looking good right now
[05:00] <Grandslammaster> 8.04
[05:00] <garymox> when I enter to sistem at the menu doesn´t show me hardware driver
[05:00] <daggerx> i got this
[05:00] <daggerx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/39831/
[05:00] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: apt-get purge apache2 apache2-mpm-worker apache2.2-common
[05:00] <Gymnast> I'm trying to execute cna-windows-k9-installer-5-4-en.exe and it fails - help
[05:01] <Genius314> Okay, I was following a guide on how to speed up Ubuntu, and it had me add "profile" to the end of the kernel line in GRUB. What exactly does this do, and can it really speed up my boot time?
[05:01] <IndyGunFreak> garymox: first, why are you logged in as root?
[05:01] <Grandslammaster> flannel it didnt do anything
[05:01] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: It didn't output anything, right?
[05:01] <IndyGunFreak> *oops.. daggerx why are you logged in as root.
[05:01] <lars_> Flannel...I have work immediately...hopefully you're around in a few hours...but that last command just stops
[05:01] <Grandslammaster> k
[05:02] <Grandslammaster> it worked
[05:02] <Flannel> lars_: Alright, I should be, yeah.
[05:02] <lars_> laters
[05:02] <pretender>  have  hit ok and manDVD displaying in German how can i get it to English
[05:02] <P041NX> Genius314: :that logs where the time is spend when booting, so you can later look it up and find what's wrong
[05:03] <P041NX> it records how how long it took to finish each function.
[05:03] <karex> !dpkg
[05:03] <Flannel> Genius314: bootchart might be more meaningful to you
[05:03] <hitman1985> any1 got a good screencap prog ?
[05:04] <jack-desktop> in terminal how can i filter out all words that aren't 5 letters long?
[05:04] <karex> HI, how to set lcd brightness i hardy?
[05:04] <Genius314> P041NX: That's what I thought. I don't really care about that stuff too much, so I'll probably just remove it.
[05:04] <garymox> I don´t know I created a new profile
[05:04] <chetnick> hey guys, i have a problem changing the icon look in 8.04. Did someone had same problem?
[05:04] <P041NX> hitman1985::xwd for a x server screen
[05:04] <Genius314> Flannel: Yeah, I think I installed (or was going to install) that from another tutorial. Boot times really don't matter to me though, so I probably won't bother with it.
[05:04] <hitman1985> P041NX, i got regular ubuntu hardy 8.04
[05:05] <IndyGunFreak> garymox: have you even stated your problem yet?
[05:05] <hitman1985> P041NX, is there a tut or something available for that specific prog
[05:05] <P041NX> wasn't xwd installed as default?
[05:05] <garymox> yes
[05:05] <hitman1985> i can do screenshots
[05:05] <P041NX> xwd -> then mouse click the window you want to capture
[05:05] <hitman1985> but not screenvid :(
[05:05] <P041NX> oh... screen vids...
[05:05] <garymox> I can´t open the hardware driver options
[05:06] <cshadowrun> hitman1985 you want gtk-recordmydesktop, istanbul, or xvidcap
[05:06] <daggerx> ah what should i do next
[05:06] <hitman1985> cshadowrun, which is the least intense ?
[05:06] <daggerx> it said i needed to log in like that
[05:06] <cshadowrun> hitman1985 they are all pretty simple
[05:06] <IndyGunFreak> garymox: whats it say when you go to system/admin/hardware drivers
[05:06] <cshadowrun> expecially istanbul or recordmydesktop.
[05:06] <chetnick> so nobody was changing the icon look in ubuntu?
[05:07] <chetnick> wooow :Q
[05:07] <nathan1> can I use an iPod Nano 3rd generation in ubuntu or with GNU/Linux in general? That is, syncing it of course.
[05:07] <garymox> hardware driver isn´t at the menu
[05:07] <daggerx> so what do i do with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/39832/ to get it working, please help
[05:07] <hitman1985> cshadowrun, im talkin about not to cpu intense :) i got only an old dell dimension :(
[05:08] <cshadowrun> hitman1985 i don't know - try and find out.
[05:08] <garymox> the sistem don´t show me that option
[05:08] <Genius314> nathan1: You can use it with gtkpod or Amarok.
[05:08] <nathan1> Genius314: thanks
[05:08] <mdg> rnrnw
[05:08] <hitman1985> cshadowrun, let me guess sudo apt-get install xvidcap
[05:08] <chetnick> daggerx: good luck with getting help here :)
[05:09] <Raspe> hello everyone.  This is the 1st time I've ever delt with a linux operating system and was wondering if there was any need of anti-virus/malware software and if so, what would you recommend?
[05:09] <cshadowrun> i'm not sure that xvidcap is in the repositorys
[05:09] <cshadowrun> Raspe nope.
[05:09] <nathan1> "It supports the first to fifth Generation"
[05:09] <Raspe> ah that's great
[05:09] <nathan1> aha
[05:09] <chetnick> Raspe:  no need
[05:09] <cshadowrun> Raspe linux can't get viruses (unless your an idiot and give someone your password)
[05:09] <Raspe> lol
[05:09] <Raspe> ok
[05:09] <cshadowrun> :D
[05:10] <Gymnast> I'm trying to execute cna-windows-k9-installer-5-4-en.exe and it fails, winehq offers nothing - can anyone help
[05:10] <Bhavesh> good news.. i resolved my issue with DMRAID, sort of, now i have good bootable system with 7.04, have two drives in raid 0, when i partition /dev/mapper/pdc_xxxx i do drmaid -ay i get an error message ERROR: dos: partition address past end of RAID device
[05:10] <jvm_> hi. usa guys: does a free long distance call offered by a phone company mean it is free to call someone outside usa via landline or it's free to call a mobile phone outside the usa too?
[05:11] <nathan1> cshadowrun: you can make a program that does harmful things to linux.. that would be a virus..
[05:11] <mom_> ok i just installed ubuntu on all my computers in my house . . . how do i share files between them?
[05:11] <cshadowrun> nathan1 no, viruses by nature spread.
[05:11] <jvm_> mom_, use ssh
[05:11] <cshadowrun> thats the definition of a virus :P
[05:11] <jvm_> mom_, just activate an ssh server in the services tool under system -> administration
[05:12] <mikeb55> Hey guys, have a Q: So when I use firefox with "live headers" plugin, I can see the request being made, in this case to a .flv that I want to grab the url of and download, and not view iton the web. How would I do the equivlent with wget/lynx/etc or a cmd line util. I just need the url from a cmdlink util.
[05:12] <Bhavesh> mom_ if you wan tto be able to access file from ubuntu server to a windows server you will need samba installed as well
[05:12] <wishie> when issuing 'apt-get upgrade' the program 'kaffeine' is listed there, for an upgrade. but i checked 'apt-cache policy kaffeine' and the Installed and Candidate versions are the SAME
[05:13] <jvm_> mom_, then type "sftp://user@ip or hostname/" into the address bar in nautilus to access it.
[05:13] <Gymnast> for file sharing right click on folder select sharing
[05:13] <P041NX> wget "${URL}"
[05:14] <Grandslammaster> k i completely reinstalled apache2
[05:14] <mom_> jvm_, system --> administration then what?
[05:14] <daggerx> can some1 help me with this please http://paste.ubuntu.com/39832/
[05:14] <jvm_> mom_, Services.
[05:14] <daggerx> i dont want to have to redo the install
[05:15] <Bhavesh> daggerx try apt-get -f install
[05:15] <Bhavesh> brb
[05:15] <wishie> its saying its not installed. interesting
[05:15] <mom_> jvm_ dont see it installed, what package do i need to install^
[05:15] <Grandslammaster> can someone tell me how to make apache2 work so i can type my ip address so it goes to my site
[05:16] <timothywcrane> big prob. Gutsy upgrade to Hardy, stall in locale generation. Jumped on Firefox, found fix, but older kernel needs installed and not on crashed FS. In live cd now for recovery. Am I Fdisked?
[05:16] <ladyfantasy> decko_bg_87: stop porn spamming
[05:16] <wishie> fdisked ? you mean fscked ? :P
[05:16] <timothywcrane> lol
[05:16] <P041NX> daggerx:: apt-get install kubuntu-kde4-desktop kde-window-manager
[05:16] <daggerx> i got this
[05:17] <daggerx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/39834/
[05:17] <timothywcrane> can I compile a kernel and add to down fs for restart?
[05:17] <pa1-cheru> hello
[05:18] <wishie> nice
[05:18] <pa1-cheru> how can i install flash sftware for designing
[05:18] <Dr_willis_> Wowsers timothywcrane  ive reread what you wrote like 4 times.. and havent a clue what you are even going on about... :)
[05:18] <wishie> you could always force the install daggerx
[05:18] <pa1-cheru> can any one giv da procedure to install
[05:19] <timothywcrane> if it werent for big G, I wouldn't know a darn bit about it either. Came to a dead end, struck up LIVCD and put xchat in memory to beg for help. Thnx for reply
[05:19] <Hamled> Is there an application that comes with ubuntu by default for taking pictures with a webcam?
[05:19] <Dr_willis_> Hamled,  not by default. but 'cheese' can do it.
[05:19] <P041NX> daggerx: add the "kdebase-runtime-data" to the previous apt-get install
[05:19] <Hamled> Dr_willis, thanks
[05:20] <Dr_willis_> Hamled,  there may be some other ways/tools by default. but ive not noticed them.
[05:20] <wishie> daggerx: try using dpkg -i --force-overwrite kde-window-manager_4%3a4.1.0-0ubuntu1~hardy1~ppa3_i386.deb
[05:20] <P041NX> daggerx: bus seriously, i don't understand why you get all these errors.
[05:20] <wishie> but i wouldnt recommend it
[05:20] <P041NX> but
[05:20] <calc> heh --force-overwrite and kde
[05:20] <pa1-cheru> how to install flash software for ubuntu
[05:20] <Hamled> Dr_willis_, is that the package name? It's not showing up for apt
[05:20] <Hamled> err in apt
[05:20] <wishie> calc: its only a docbook file :P
[05:20] <calc> i remember when daniels caused that to overwrite /usr/bin dir entirely
[05:20] <timothywcrane> there are several that can be synapticed of apt-got even in a live cd enviro to try. Are you in your box right now?
[05:20] <orly_owl> http://www.fabianrodriguez.com/blog/archives/2008/03/11/ubuntu-hardy-get-brother-drivers/ What printers are covered?
[05:20] <calc> that was like 5 years ago :)
[05:21] <wishie> calc: with the CVS HEAD builds of KDE 3.x ?
[05:21] <wishie> well, technically, 2.x
[05:21] <calc> wishie: probably, it was back when i maintained KDE for Debian
[05:21] <wishie> i think i spoke to you
[05:22] <Dr_willis_> !find cheese
[05:22] <calc> wishie: either 2.x or 3.x
[05:22] <djhash> if I want to compile a program and have it end up with an executable name different than default what should I do?!!
[05:22] <wishie> i was creating CVS HEAD packages too
[05:22] <Dr_willis_> !info cheese | Hamled
[05:22] <calc> wishie: ah ok
[05:22] <wishie> backporting patches etc
[05:22] <calc> wishie: i maintain OpenOffice.org for Ubuntu now, about as insane ;-)
[05:22] <wishie> heh
[05:22] <daggerx> me neither
[05:22] <wishie> im working on ALSA
[05:22] <P041NX> djhash: use the -o argument in gcc
[05:22] <Dr_willis_> djhash,  or perhaps edit the make file if its using a makefile. or it may have some ./configure options.
[05:22] <pa1-cheru> flash software for ubuntu
[05:23] <Dr_willis_> !flash | pa1-cheru
[05:23] <calc> i'm currently working on repackaging all of OOo for the new split build system
[05:23] <calc> its been ages since i made a deb from scratch
[05:23] <wishie> calc: i just do various patches, and write alsa-info.sh debugging script
[05:23] <calc> wishie: cool :)
[05:23] <calc> wishie: patches are good :)
[05:23] <Durst> I am running into an issue with "locate"
[05:24] <orly_owl> calc: Is there a guide for making debs?
[05:24] <Hamled> Dr_willis_, ah, somehow my sources got undone :/
[05:24] <Durst> i get an error about mlocate.db not being found
[05:24] <calc> orly_owl: i'm pretty sure there are in the debian docs section on debian.org
[05:24] <Durst> if i go to /var/lib/mlocate/ there is no file there
[05:24] <calc> orly_owl: and probably on wiki.ubuntu.com as well
[05:24] <djhash> P041NX: Dr_willis_: it does come with autoconfigure.. so the usual steps would be ./autogen, ./configure, make, make install... do I edit the configure?
[05:24] <wishie> calc: and best of all, i dont have to package anything. i just generate patches, and submit to GIT
[05:24] <Durst> how do I create the mlocate.db file?
[05:24] <Durst> and then make locate index my files?
[05:24] <calc> wishie: yep :)
[05:24] <daggerx> im doing what u guys/gals are saying but i got nothing
[05:25] <wishie> Durst: doesnt 'updatedb' do that ?
[05:25] <jahnkeanater> what is the command to uninstall something
[05:25] <Durst> not sure let me try
[05:25] <P041NX> Durst:  create the file by preforming locale-gen
[05:25] <Durst> syntax?   just updatedb?
[05:25] <wishie> Durst: thats all i use.
[05:25] <Grandslammaster> y doesnt my apache2 work
[05:25] <wishie> Durst: as sudo or root
[05:26] <Durst> P041NX you mean locate-gen???
[05:26] <Grandslammaster> when i type my ip address it doesnt work
[05:26] <Grandslammaster> how do i change my port
[05:26] <pa1-cheru> what is meant by multiverse
[05:26] <wishie> Durst: sudo updatedb   <-- will do it.
[05:26] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: your external IP?
[05:26] <Durst> thank you
[05:26] <Grandslammaster> what do u mean
[05:26] <Grandslammaster> external
[05:26] <Durst> I see it created the file
[05:26] <Durst> thank you
[05:26] <Grandslammaster> the port
[05:26] <Grandslammaster> or ip address
[05:26] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: <IP_ADDRESS>? or <IP_ADDRESS>? or another IP?
[05:26] <wishie> daggerx: even my --force-overwrite didnt work ?
[05:26] <Hamled> how do I tell apt to stop trying to install a package?
[05:27] <djhash> Dr_willis_: can I "make -CFLAGS='-o'"?
[05:27] <Grandslammaster> <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:27] <Grandslammaster> thats my router
[05:27] <P041NX> Durst: follow wishie
[05:27] <pa1-cheru> what multiverse meant to
[05:27] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: Your router isn't hosting apache, your computer is.
[05:27] <Grandslammaster> when i type <IP_ADDRESS> it works
[05:27] <Grandslammaster> my router has 2 ports set for apache
[05:27] <Grandslammaster> one for my bro and one for me
[05:28] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: you still won't connect to your gateway address, your router port forwards things from your external address, to your computer.
[05:28] <wishie> Grandslammaster: NAT doesnt always work internally like that. some routers will, some wont.
[05:28] <jahnkeanater> grandslammaster: completele reinstall apache2 and set the port to 85
[05:28] <Grandslammaster> i did that already
[05:28] <Grandslammaster> jeremy go away
[05:28] <Grandslammaster> fucker
[05:28] <Grandslammaster> i did that it didnt work
[05:28] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: language.
[05:28] <FloodBot1> Grandslammaster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:28] <bullgard4> What SATA controller does my computer use?   Ive rarely needed to rename a binary as its compiled..  Ive seen  executable name settings in various make files and stuff befor
[05:29] <timothywcrane> I need a backdated kernel source for my sustem restore emergency. Would you head over to kernel.org or does anyone know of a source for ubuntu kernels of useful in a gutsy to hardy upgrade disaster?
[05:29] <Flannel> Grandslammaster: go to http://whatismyip.com/ get that IP, and try that IP
[05:29] <daggerx> no wishie,
[05:29] <wishie> daggerx: error ?
[05:29] <jahnkeanater> guys show grandslammaster how to reinstall apache2 completely
[05:29] <Grandslammaster> didnt work
[05:29] <wishie> daggerx: dpkg -i --force-overwrite  /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-window-manager_4%3a4.1.0-0ubuntu1~hardy1~ppa3_i386.deb
[05:29] <jahnkeanater> and set up port 85 im using 80
[05:29] <djhash> Dr_willis_: true.. generally you dont need to.. but I have a working version.. and I am trying a different build from SVN trunk..
[05:29] <daggerx> yes error,
[05:30] <wishie> pastebin it please daggerx
[05:30] <wishie> timothywcrane: what kernel do you need ?
[05:30] <daggerx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/39837/
[05:31] <pa1-cheru> can any one tell me where i can get flash software for ubuntu
[05:31] <Bhavesh> what's the max number of hard drives supported in a normal linux system?
[05:31] <wishie> daggerx: ahh, take out the %
[05:31] <Grandslammaster> ok y doesnt it work
[05:31] <wishie> daggerx: dpkg -i --force-overwrite  /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-window-manager (press tab)
[05:32] <daggerx> this is the result of the last one u send me http://paste.ubuntu.com/39838/
[05:32] <timothywcrane> right now I think I have a 2.6.17 and a 15. I need to backdate to a 14 I think just to get a clean reboot to forse restore update. It stalled on local gen and that was the fix suggest on bug search
[05:32] <timothywcrane> locale
[05:32] <jahnkeanater> grandslammaster: go to system administration synaptic package maniger
[05:32] <wishie> daggerx: it worked.
[05:32] <wishie> kde-window-manager is now installed.
[05:32] <daggerx> ?
[05:32] <timothywcrane> wishy ;)
[05:32] <daggerx> ok so it should work now..
[05:33] <wishie> timothywcrane: ok.. brb
[05:33]  * calc bbl
[05:33] <Raspe> do the media players in ubuntu play .mp3 files or do I need to download something for them to work?
[05:33] <Durst> hey guys thanks for the locate help, now my next step.  I have to let php.ini know where my mcrypt and mhash module is located.  I ran "locate mhash.so" and found /usr/lib/libmhash.so.2
[05:33] <Durst> is that the actual module? or just part of it?
[05:34] <Durst> can I point my php.ini to find that and will it work?  for example mysql in php.ini is pointed at my mysql.so
[05:34] <calc> Raspe: should just work i think, if it doesn't totem will probably tell you what to download automatically
[05:34] <Durst> no number afterwords
[05:34] <Raspe> calc, what's totem?
[05:34] <calc> Raspe: the media player
[05:34] <Raspe> ah ok.  thanks
[05:35] <calc> Raspe: its just called "Media Player" in the menu
[05:35] <Bhavesh> here is something interesting,  i have mb with normal IDE and a RAID ide ctrl, i also added another ctrl card, so  i have total of 4 hdd's attached to 3 ctrls, when all of them are plugged in my compuater sits at "verifying dmi pooldata" if i unplug the drives from the add in card, everything works fine
[05:35] <calc> Raspe: its setup where it can detect and tell you what to install for nearly any media type
[05:35] <calc> Raspe: it just asks for your password to do the work
[05:35] <calc> Raspe: for the sudo install
[05:35] <djhash> Dr_willis_: ./configure had a --program-suffix argument.. maybe i should've --help before asking..lol
[05:35] <IndyGunFreak> !medibuntu | Raspe if any probs, install w32codecs from here
[05:35] <Raspe> calc, I was just going to ask you if it had another name.  didn't see it on my media menu.  thanks for your help
[05:35] <daggerx> thank u so much, im gonna go try it out, be right back
[05:36] <Bhavesh> any idea why it would have that?
[05:37] <hitman1985> cshadowrun, thank you, xvidcap runs fine (5fps) but ok :)
[05:37] <cshadowrun> :)
[05:37] <Raspe> calc:  i'm not seeing a media player in the menu.  all i have is rhythym box.  is this the one you're referring to?
[05:38] <SeveredCross> How do you instruct GNU make to put its temporary files and its output in a different folder?
[05:38] <hitman1985> any1 got a little help to leave for a newbuilt pc ( im thinking about building a new tower just for ubuntu) ?
[05:38] <wishie> hmm timothywcrane
[05:38] <wishie> i cant find a kernel image later than 2.6.22
[05:38] <SeveredCross> Ie. I have a bunch of source code accessible via NFS on another machine, but I don't want to build on that machine too.
[05:38] <Bhavesh> hitman1985 i am doing that now :)
[05:39] <Bhavesh> but mine is getting very complicated and so far ran into lot of issues
[05:39] <calc> Raspe: are you running regular Ubuntu?
[05:39] <hitman1985> Bhavesh, whats the optimum ? since there is a lot of issues with 64 bit versions i heard
[05:39] <Dr_willis_> djhash,  those programers think of everything! :)
[05:39] <calc> Raspe: oh doh, its called "Movie Player" not Media Player, sorry about that
[05:39] <calc> Raspe: it actually plays anything not just movies
[05:39] <djhash> :-D
[05:39] <calc> Raspe: rhythm box is the clone of the old itunes interface
[05:40] <Bhavesh> hitman1985 unfortunately, i am building one out of old hardware dual PIII's
[05:40] <arooni________a> how do i play .m3u files on linux (hardy)?
[05:40] <hitman1985> arooni, rhytm plays them fine :)
[05:40] <Raspe> calc: i'm running the regular ubuntu as far as I know
[05:40] <calc> Raspe: no problem, i just realized its Movie Player not Media Player
[05:40] <Raspe> oh heh
[05:40] <Raspe> ok thanks
[05:41] <timothywcrane> I screwed up and got rid of the kernels I "didn't need" after my network upgrade to gutsy. my bad. brb
[05:41] <hitman1985> Bhavesh, im not talkin about that ;) haha im runing a 2.8 p4 now but its way to slow :( so i was gonna make a custom one (once again) for ubunut
[05:41] <Grandslammaster> i set up my roughter so port 80 is the same internial ip as my roughter so my normal ip goes to my sight when im in my lan
[05:41] <Grandslammaster> so if i want another server on port 85 how do i do that
[05:42] <Grandslammaster> http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ works
[05:42] <domai> help, my monitor will only display in 640x480 even after I've updated the drivers
[05:42] <Raspe> calc:  so will rhythym box play the .mp3 files as well and if not, will it automatically download what it needs?
[05:42] <domai> VGA connector, Olevia
[05:42] <Grandslammaster> http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ does to
[05:42] <DrRealHouse> domai: What is your graphic card?
[05:42] <Bhavesh> hitman1985 :) well i am normally behind the technology curve, so i am using a athlon xp 2000 and dual PIII 1Ghz for linux
[05:42] <domai> geforce 7300 le
[05:43] <domai> nvidia
[05:43] <amenado> Grandslammaster-> i didnt follow your explanation, you have a router and you want what?
[05:43] <DrRealHouse> domai: What driver do you use?
[05:43] <Bhavesh> hitman1985one thing about linux is that you don't really need lot of power, unless you are doing something very intensive
[05:43] <domai> i used the envy updater to install it
[05:43] <Grandslammaster> how do i set up apache2 for port 80
[05:43] <Grandslammaster> 85 sry
[05:43] <domai> i also tried using the current driver from nvidia's site
[05:44] <Grandslammaster> just change the port.conf in etc apache2
[05:44] <amenado> Grandslammaster-> you modify the apache.conf file or the include file for where it listens on
[05:44] <DrRealHouse> domai: Is your monitor LCD of CRT?
[05:44] <domai> lcd
[05:44] <calc> Bhavesh: memory helps, but cpu speed doesn't matter too much
[05:44]  * calc has 6GB ram :)
[05:44] <domai> when i try to change the display settings, it's like the computer doesn't autodetect the monitor
[05:44] <DrRealHouse> domai : If you open System - Pref - Screen resolution, what do you have available?
[05:44] <Grandslammaster> : ( i max out at 4gb
[05:44] <Bhavesh> calc i am jealous :) i only got 1GB of memory
[05:45] <domai> max is 640x480
[05:45] <calc> of course the memory helps when building OOo :)
[05:45] <calc> 4gb ram only cost ~ $60 now
[05:45] <Amerikan> Hi I just got ubuntu!
[05:45] <Grandslammaster> hi
[05:45] <Bhavesh> calc memory helps building anything :) i have installed gentoo with less memory :)
[05:45] <DrRealHouse> domai:  Strange, ok, let's go with the other wizard, give me a few minutes to find the command...
[05:45] <hyperair_> hello there! does anybody know what encryption cryptsetup uses by default?
[05:45] <Raspe> well i loaded movie player and it went grey on me so I closed it.  Now firefox won't load.  any suggestions on what I can do to fix this?
[05:46] <daggerx> wishie?
[05:46] <calc> Bhavesh: especially for something like OOo i easily swapped when building with just 2GB ram
[05:46] <Amerikan> does it make a huge difference if I don't have a swap partition?
[05:46] <Grandslammaster> not sure y
[05:46] <calc> the new intel boards support up to 4 4GB dimms now for 16GB total, that would be nice :)
[05:46] <Bhavesh> well i have 4 hdd's attached with 3 ctrls and i get 'disk boot failure insert system disk and press enter' message
[05:46] <stevemcc> Raspe: maybe a pulseaudio problem? try closing both and just running one
[05:46] <calc> that much memory cost ~ $400 right now though
[05:47] <calc> i remember paying $320 for 8MB simm in 1994 :)
[05:47] <Raspe> stevemcc:  the only thing I'm running is pidgen.  nothing is loading outside of that
[05:47] <Bhavesh> calc i have paid $45 for a stick of 256MB dimm
[05:47] <stevemcc> Raspe: and movie player still wont load?
[05:48] <Bhavesh> calc nevermind :) u beat me
[05:48] <Raspe> stevemcc:  nothing is loading now.  it all goes grey on me, which I'm assuming means it's locked up
[05:48] <Raspe> and then I have to force quit
[05:48] <wishie> daggerx: yeah, whats up
[05:49] <timothywcrane> back, had to step out to smke a fag over this one.
[05:49] <calc> Bhavesh: yep, i'm an old geek ;-)
[05:49] <timothywcrane> smoke.
[05:49] <Bhavesh> calc i am young geek and proud of it :)
[05:49] <calc> i found where i paid ~ $400 for a 4MB video card when going through some old papers last week
[05:49] <stevemcc> Raspe: try running firefox from the comamnd line, it should explain why it cant run
[05:49] <Grandslammaster> im 15 and i set up a php mysql server
[05:49] <Raspe> stevemcc:  in the terminal?
[05:49] <calc> wasn't even a 3d card, an old matrox 2d card
[05:49] <DrRealHouse> domai: Ok, found it, run gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[05:50] <stevemcc> Raspe: yeah
[05:50] <DrRealHouse> domai: With this, you can set you LCD resolution and type...
[05:50] <Bhavesh> calc i have matrox millenium with 2MB ram i paid $350 for
[05:50] <DrRealHouse> domai: gksudo is to run the tool as "root"
[05:50] <Initial_M> how to switch from fluxbox to gnome
[05:51] <Raspe> stevemcc:  i dont know what the command is :-(.  This is the 2nd time I've been on this OS
[05:51] <calc> Bhavesh: yea i think it might have been a 4MB millenium, was around 1996/7
[05:51] <Bhavesh> so how do i make my system boot with 4 hdd's and 3 ctrl cards?
[05:51] <stevemcc> Raspe: just type 'firefox' or 'totem' for the movie player and press enter
[05:51] <domai> DrRealHouse: what command should i be running?
[05:51] <Raspe> stevemcc:  terminal is greyed out as well.  going to reboot
[05:52] <timothywcrane> does anyone have a kernel.org replacement suggestion to compile as an emergency 2.6.14 source
[05:52] <stevemcc> k
[05:52] <domai> nm, didn't see yourmessage
[05:52] <DrRealHouse> domai : gksudo displayconfig-gtk from a terminal
[05:52] <calc> Bhavesh: three separate controller cards?
[05:52] <DrRealHouse> "gksudo displayconfig-gtk"
[05:52] <bullgard4> What SATA controller does my computer use? Device Manager does not show any SATA controller. df -h shows 3 filesystems /dev/sda*. [IBM laptop T42]
[05:52] <Bhavesh> calc 1. built in, 2, built in with RAID, and 3, add on
[05:52] <timothywcrane> are the  kernel build numbers transferable?
[05:53] <daggerx> thank u wishie and everybody - running kde now on my t41
[05:53] <calc> bullgard4: lspci | grep IDE
[05:53] <genbie> does anyone know the command line for "sun java 6 runtime" plz?
[05:53] <Flannel> !java | genbie
[05:53] <calc> Bhavesh: it should probably be trying to boot off the built in one
[05:53] <calc> genbie: to install it?
[05:53] <Bhavesh> calc when i take out the add in card, system boots just fine
[05:54] <calc> genbie: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[05:54] <wishie> daggerx: so it all worked fine ?
[05:54] <domai> DrRealHouse: I think that will work, I'll play around with it and get back to you if it doesn't work correctly, thanks
[05:54] <genbie> no i have it already but i wanted to create a short cut for some application that uses it
[05:54] <genbie> java and javaws do not work
[05:54] <calc> Bhavesh: hmm maybe the add in card is doing something weird to the bios
[05:54] <bullgard4> calc: "~$ lspci | grep IDE; 00:1f.1 IDE interface: Intel Corporation 82801DBM (ICH4-M) IDE Controller (rev 01)"
[05:54] <Bhavesh> i am trying to check but not sure where to start
[05:54] <DrRealHouse> domai: remember that the sudo or gksudo is important to have access as root...  Good luck
[05:54] <calc> genbie: oh you may need to change diversions for java
[05:54] <calc> genbie: it might be pointing to gcj
[05:55] <genbie> aha ok
[05:55] <cjones> is compiz in hardy by default ?
[05:55] <genbie> how can i do that calc?
[05:55] <calc> genbie: er not diversions, alternatives
[05:55] <stevemcc> cjones: yes
[05:56] <Dr_willis> cjones,  you will need to isntall the proper 3d video card drivers in many cases for it to work properly
[05:56] <calc> genbie: man update-java-alternatives
[05:56] <cjones> right now i have deskrop effects set in med how do you pick different ones ?
[05:57] <Bhavesh> calc of course this is an old m/b dual PIII
[05:57] <Dr_willis> cjones,  you can tweak the settings with the ccsm tool.
[05:57] <Dr_willis> !ccsm | cjones
[05:57] <jpastore> is there a way to remove a package without removing dependencies
[05:57] <calc> Bhavesh: those were fun especially running dual overclocked celerons on them ;-)
[05:57] <cjones> thanks guys
[05:57] <genbie> calc it i spointing to sun version but what is the excat path for the "sun java 6 runtime" ?
[05:58] <Bhavesh> calc hehe well for now it's simple dual PIII @ 1G
[05:58] <jpastore> with rpm there was a --nodeps options...can't seem to find some similar for apt-get/dpkg
[05:58] <Dedi> i get disk i/o errors when running with the rt kernel. what are good start points to track this down?
[05:58] <Bhavesh> with 1G of memory and it is SUPPOSED to be my storage server with just over 400G of hdd space
[05:58] <Dr_willis> jpastore,  i though by default  removeable of a package did NOT remove its dependences since they could be depended on by other packages as well.
[05:58] <error404notfound> how can I play mame games on ubuntu? :P
[05:59] <Dedi> jpastore: dpkg --ignore-depends=<package>
[05:59] <Dr_willis> jpastore,  You may want to check out the various apt-get manual/guides
[05:59] <Dr_willis> !apt-get
[05:59] <jpastore> Dedi, thanks
[06:00] <daggerx> yeah it did, im running it now actually
[06:00] <calc> genbie: /usr/lib/jvm/* for all jvms afaik
[06:00] <jpastore> Dr_willis, dedi gave mw what I was looking for thanks though...
[06:00] <Raspe> ok back to normal here.  i was watching a video on youtube right before everything went greyed out.  any suggestions as to what could've caused this?
[06:01] <Dr_willis> jpastore,  you sure thats not for installing.. and not uninstalling?
[06:01] <Dronoceu> Anybody here has compared the performance of the Intel X3100 video card in Ubuntu vs. Windows?
[06:02] <Bhavesh> calc i think system doesn't like 3 ctrl cards
[06:02] <jpastore> Dr_willis, testing now...trying to remove network manager 0.7 ... wifi seems to be such a pain in ubuntu since upgrading to hardy...
[06:03] <calc> Bhavesh: maybe not
[06:03] <Dr_willis> jpastore, wifi is a pain. :) even under windows i find.
[06:03] <Dr_willis> jpastore,  removing network manager... may  be a bad idea. :) ive herd bad things can happen if you mess with it. :)
[06:03] <jpastore> Dr_willis, I don't seem to have a problem under windows...ever
[06:03] <trojatra> My WiFi has worked great under Fedora, Ubuntu, Vista, XP, and PS3 perfectly. PSP is another story.
[06:04] <Dr_willis> jpastore,  i would call you lucky then.
[06:04] <tritium> jpastore: don't uninstall it -- simply don't use it.
[06:05] <domai> DrRealHouse: I wanted to say thank you. You saved my Ubuntu experience as I wanted to drop Windows entirely but couldn't because of the monitor. It's working now so I should be fine.
[06:05] <Grandslammaster> i have 2 apache servers if i type in my ip for 1 site what do i have to type in for the other 1
[06:05] <Dr_willis> I love it when I fire up the microwave and every wireless device hangs up.........
[06:05] <jpastore> Dr_willis, I've used many name brand wifi devices and laptops under windows np. network manager is garbage...I liked wicd because it worked...until ipw support was removed in hardy...and replaced with iwl ...no love...network manger disconnects on large file transfers and heavy traffic
[06:05] <Grandslammaster> the ip with the port
[06:05] <jpastore> tritium, trying to remove 0.7 and go back 0.6.6
[06:05] <Grandslammaster> ip:85
[06:05] <tj83> anyone know if there are any command line web browsers that are not 100% text? is this possible without a X-server installed? I would like to view a local webserver with as minimal resources as possible
[06:06] <Durst> hey guys, if I run apt-get install php5 but need to add certain parameters to it what do I do?
[06:06] <Gillpy> tj83: yes
[06:06] <cwe_jomblo> aii ..
[06:06] <Dr_willis> tj83,  lynx and links both had a framebuffer/gui version I recall.
[06:06] <Durst> should I forget the apt-get and just get it from source?
[06:06] <alistair> Hi just tried the PCLinux live CD; compared to Ubuntu 8 live not so great did not recognise hardware well at all!
[06:06] <Dr_willis> tj83,  i think there may be another also that can do framebuffer gfx
[06:06] <tritium> jpastore: ipw support was not removed from Hardy.  I'm using ipw2200 right now
[06:06] <Gillpy> tj83: links2 i believe has graphical support, for pictures
[06:07] <tj83> Gillpy, Dr_willis  TY will look into them
[06:07] <Bhavesh> calc i think system has issues having 3 controller cards
[06:07] <jpastore> tritium, recent 0.7 update caused me to no longer be able to connect to wpa2 networks
[06:07] <jpastore> on a wired connection  with wicd right now...
[06:07] <Dr_willis> tj83,  dont expect any fancy features. :) like flash/java/ect.. of course..
[06:07] <jpastore> tritium, I was told it was and my intel 3945 couldn't use it
[06:07] <Grandslammaster> Durst: put sudo in front of it
[06:07] <tritium> jpastore: not sure about 3945, but I'm using WPA2 personal with ipw2200.
[06:07] <jpastore> tritium, how to get it back because I prefer to use that instead of iwl since wicd supports it
[06:07] <tj83> no, just monitoring a firewall box Dr_willis
[06:08] <Grandslammaster> sudo apt-get install php5
[06:08] <Grandslammaster> and i think you might need
[06:08] <Grandslammaster> sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5
[06:09] <tritium> jpastore: get what back?
[06:09] <Gillpy> Dr_willis: i actually wrote i script to download vids from youtube and automatically buffer and play them with fbdev
[06:09] <Dr_willis> Gillpy,  thats sick! :)
[06:09] <jpastore> tritium, ipw =) can I ask you to paste bin /etc/modprobe.d/ipw2200 ?
[06:10] <Dr_willis> Gillpy,  i notced the otehr day that 'mc' would play a video in the console with the aalib stuff so you have ascii-video! :)
[06:10] <tritium> jpastore: there is no such file
[06:10] <jpastore> tritium, I just want to compare it to what's going on in my ipw3945 file which looks like it's removing the module
[06:10] <jpastore> do you have  a ipw* in /etc/modprobe.d ?
[06:10] <tritium> jpastore: no
[06:10] <jpastore> weird...ok let me tinker then thanks though
[06:11] <Gillpy> Dr_willis: heh, you can even do graphics acceleration
[06:11] <trep> so sudo apt-get install php5 --with-mcrypt=/usr/local/mcrypt would work?
[06:11] <tj83> Dr_willis, hmm you mentioned framebuffer, i'm kinda newb, would this pose a security risk on my firewall with links2? framebuffer overflows?
[06:11] <trep> i need to compile mcrypt and mhash with it
[06:11] <trep> can apt-get install handle parameters?
[06:12] <dman> trep: not that i know of. only from source can
[06:12] <trep> thats what I thought, but wasnt sure
[06:12] <Dr_willis> tj83,  the framebuffer is  a generic way of having graphics on the console. You are thinking of a 'buffer overflow' of memory.. Not the same thing.
[06:13] <trep> so ive installed just about all php elements from apt-get
[06:13] <Dr_willis> tj83,  framebuffer was to be like a replacement for the old 'svga' type graphics from years back
[06:13] <tj83> Dr_willis, ok, just triggered a partial memory, thanks for clearing that up.
[06:13] <trep> if I want to remove it am I going to screw everything up if I reinstall from source?
[06:13] <trep> seems like the ubuntu package installs certain things?
[06:14] <jpastore> tritium, check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=727043  you sure you are not using iwl in hardy? try doing: lsmod |grep iwl
[06:14] <trep> like creates directories that are not the default ones
[06:14] <Dr_willis> tj83,  Just having a webserver on the firewall.. could be considered more of a security issue i imagine..
[06:14] <tritium> jpastore: I'm positive
[06:15] <tj83> Dr_willis, well, i'm running Endian stand along for firewall IDS, the interface is web-based, but only to the LAN, (green interface)
[06:15] <tj83> stand alone*
[06:16] <tj83> Dr_willis, i can view from client machines but if i wanted i would like to view local on that box. reason i was asking, appreciate the input.
[06:17] <jpastore> tritium, if you do lsmod |grep ipw you get back ipw2200 is loaded? every post I'm seeing online says ipw was replaced with the newer iwl ... I'm sorry to pester you with this but since upgrading hardy my wifi has gone to crap
[06:17] <tritium> jpastore: yes, naturally
[06:17] <Grandslammaster> y cant i have 2 computers run apache2
[06:18] <tritium> jpastore: you don't think I know what module I have loaded?
[06:18] <Grandslammaster> how do i view my website on another computer
[06:19] <jpastore> tritium, it's not that...it's just I'm having a hard time with the fact that you're saying it's loaded and running when there's a bunch of people complaining that ipw isn't working and most replies are that it's because ipw was replaced with iwl
[06:19] <Dr_willis> Grandslammaster,  http://ip.of.other.machine   perhaps?
[06:19] <Ahadiel> Grandslammaster, It won't work over the internet unless your ports are forwarded.
[06:19] <Grandslammaster> they r
[06:19] <jpastore> tritium, which is why I'm looking for confirmation then I'd like to figure how it's possible then I'd like to see if I can replicate and fix my own problems
[06:20] <Grandslammaster> how do i figure out the ip
[06:20] <tritium> jpastore: again, keep in mind, it's ipw2200, not ipw3945
[06:20] <RequinB4> !webserver
[06:20] <Ahadiel> Grandslammaster, on the computer running apache, do ifconfig and get it's local IP
[06:20] <Grandslammaster> ifconfig
[06:20] <KrispyCreme> anyone know what this quote means: art is a lie that makes us realize the truth
[06:21] <RequinB4> There is no art
[06:21] <jpastore> tritium, I guess that's it...but it seems like ipw* was removed...but maybe I'm not reading this right.
[06:21] <sonicblaze> hola people
[06:22] <trojatra> Greetings, sonicblaze
[06:22] <Crazytom> i thought wireless wasn't a pain in the ass anymore
[06:22] <kcma1> ok for some odd reason my laptop is not righting iso's to a disc it is taking 30 or so minutes to do basicly nothing
[06:23] <Crazytom> when I upgraded it broke my wireless
[06:23] <TurboBee> writing
[06:24] <bullgard4> What signals does my IDE controller translate into what signals?
[06:24] <php6th> Help!! how do i access the MicroSD of my pocket pc directly from ubuntu?
[06:24] <kcma1> i think all the help left
[06:25] <sonicblaze> how nice, just when I gave up on my desktop card
[06:25] <Radit> i started a seperate x using "startx -- :1" ;how do i stop the x display (1)?
[06:25]  * kcma1 notices no help in room
[06:25] <annie_g> Does the Remote Desktop Viewer that comes with Hardy H. work using a Live CD running not yet installed?
[06:26] <Gillpy> !patience | kcma1
[06:26] <php6th> Help!! how do i access the MicroSD of my pocket pc directly from ubuntu?
[06:26] <kcma1> gillpy so sorry mate i was playing
[06:27] <Theaxiom> Anyone know a good program for converting any type of cd image into a standard ISO so I can mount it?
[06:27] <Crazytom> no wonder people won't use linux, I didn't have to fix anything for 6 months and now i don't remember anything
[06:28] <php6th> Help!! how do i access the MicroSD of my pocket pc directly from ubuntu? if i dont get help ill use windows, and i want a refund of ubuntu
[06:29] <tritium> php6th: patience, please.  No need to repeat.
[06:29] <kcma1> so i hope i didnt ruin my chances of asking for help??? :)
[06:29] <Theaxiom> php6th: Wtf?
[06:29] <annie_g> Crazytom: Well spoken truth - Did a Vista upgrade from home prem to ultimate on a friends computer took over 3 hours - talk about having to have patience!
[06:29] <sonicblaze> lol you bought ubuntu
[06:29] <sonicblaze> ?
[06:30] <Gillpy> kcma1: you should probably give more information
[06:30] <rustychicken> anybody know of any good (and legal) sites for downloading ssdock32.ocx to register in wine?  i installed from an msi, so i cant just unpack the file and register ssdock32.ocx straight out...
[06:30] <Theaxiom> Crazyatoom: lol
[06:30] <Crazytom> annie_g, why would you doo that
[06:30] <cshadowrun> php6th ... ubuntu is free
[06:30] <gd1> hi, is it possible that ubuntu does not boot because of an hard disk?
[06:30] <cshadowrun> php6th i can give you a £0.00 refund if you like
[06:30] <Theaxiom> Crazytom: lol I mean
[06:30] <trojatra> php6th, what do you mean you want a refund of Ubuntu?
[06:30] <sonicblaze> Man i have the dreaded broadcom 4306 DX
[06:30] <Theaxiom> I think php6th was trying to make a funny.
[06:31] <kcma1> gillpy ok i am trying to burn iso's with ubuntu and the built in app takes about 30 or so minutes to do nothing, i mean it says it is working and says it is done but when i try to boot with the live disc there is still nothing on the disc...
[06:31] <sonicblaze> it's hard to tell
[06:31] <annie_g> Crazytom: it was for a friend that won't listen about how great linux is - oh well their missing out. Some people just don't get it....
[06:31] <Crazytom> sonicblaze, dreaded?  it used to just work
[06:31] <Theaxiom> Anyone know a good program for converting any type of cd image into a standard ISO so I can mount it?
[06:32] <Dronoceu> I've noticed some big difference on the performance of the Intel X3100 driver on Windows and on Ubuntu Hardy and its current driver version. Is this expected on the current driver status or do you think I'm having some kind of problem specific to my configuration?
[06:32] <Gillpy> kcma1: you sure there is nothing on it
[06:32] <Crazytom> annie_g, i just upgraded my laptop to 8.04, whatever that is, now.  I haven't had to fork with it for so long I forgot what a terminal is
[06:32] <TurboBee> rustychicken have you tried googling the file name?  thats what I usually do if i need a file like that
[06:32] <kcma1> gillpy for the most part i reload the disc in this machine and it says nothing i guess i could use my other machine to check
[06:33] <annie_g> Theaxiom: Did you try some searches on google yet?
[06:33] <Crazytom> i need the file so fwcutter can unpack it
[06:33] <gd1> hi, is it possible that ubuntu does not boot because of an hard disk?
[06:33] <Theaxiom> annie_g: I am trying
[06:33] <Crazytom> i used to be good at this
[06:33] <Theaxiom> annie_g: I figured someone here had run into the problem before
[06:33] <qoncept> anyone know what would cause my computer not to POST unless i take the cmos battery out each time i boot?
[06:33] <Gillpy> kcma1: maybe try different burning app?
[06:33] <rustychicken> TurboBee: i have, i just dont know anything about the download sites, and i dont want to trust just anybody...  heh, kind of funny that ive forgotten what sites are good because i havent done this hunting-for-files stuff in a while...  :-D
[06:34] <gd1> ata7.00: failed to IDENTIFY (I/O error, err_mask=0x100)
[06:34] <annie_g> Crazytom: Know what you mean. You turn it on and it just runs & runs - sweet huh?
[06:34] <kcma1> gillpy i have the nero for linux but that doesnt seem to work is there an app that will check my disc drive to see if it is working
[06:34] <TurboBee> rustychicken well the nice part about runing wine is that you don't have to worry about it infecting the rest of your computer ;)
[06:34] <TurboBee> rustychicken imo most sites are trust worthy
[06:34] <TurboBee> just do a quick virus scan on the file
[06:34] <TurboBee> using clamva
[06:34] <TurboBee> clamav
[06:34] <Crazytom> annie_g, except now it's NOT running
[06:35] <Gillpy> !burn | kcma1 not that i know of, but try these
[06:35] <rustychicken> TurboBee: true, but i am building an image that will be cloned to about 40 computers, so i dont want to screw it up...
[06:35] <annie_g> Theaxiom: Will try doing a little research myself - That would be nice to have an app that would make ISO's.
[06:35] <Cpudan80> Hey guys
[06:35] <rustychicken> TurboBee: thx
[06:35] <bullgard4> What signals does my IDE controller translate into what signals?
[06:35] <TurboBee> qoncept have you checked your cmos jumper to make sure its not on reset?
[06:35] <Theaxiom> annie_g: Cool thanks, if I come across something, I will let you know. I would run ISOBuster in wine, but it is not free.
[06:35] <Cpudan80> I am having trouble playing a quicktime file in firefox (*.mov) -- it says "download quicktime" in the box -- I have mozilla-mplayer installed, is there something else I need?
[06:35] <annie_g> Crazytom: oh oh - that's not good - what happened?
[06:36] <TurboBee> rustychicken I see
[06:36] <TurboBee> np
[06:36] <Crazytom> annie_g, I upgraded and now the wireless doesn't wokr
[06:36] <Theaxiom> Cpudan80: sudo apt-get install w32codecs - I believe
[06:36] <jahnkeanater> what number for chmod is a normal file
[06:36] <gd1> I get this error at boot: ata7.00: failed to IDENTIFY (I/O error, err_mask=0x100)
[06:36] <gd1> what does it mean?
[06:36] <paradoxal-P> :p Cpudan80
[06:37] <Cpudan80> Theaxiom: I have that one too
[06:37] <paradoxal-P> Cpudan80 haha
[06:37] <annie_g> Crazytom: Have you tried a windows NDS wrapper driver yet?
[06:37] <jahnkeanater> in order to get acess to a file what do i type in chmod
[06:37] <paradoxal-P> qui parle français ?
[06:37] <TurboBee> gd1 bad cable or bad drive?  try testing your hardware
[06:37] <Gillpy> !fr paradoxal-P
[06:37] <Crazytom> annie_g, It's a broadcom chip
[06:37] <qoncept> TurboBee, nope, havent done anything.. but i havent touched anything. i'll check it out though.
[06:37] <gd1> TurboBee: hardware is ok. Works with OLD kernel
[06:37] <paradoxal-P> flood :p
[06:37] <Gillpy> !fr | paradoxal-P
[06:37] <Crazytom> annie_g, I used to have it working with fwcutter
[06:37] <paradoxal-P> ;p
[06:37] <Theaxiom> jahnkeanater: chown <filename>
[06:37] <paradoxal-P> ;k
[06:38] <TurboBee> gd1 weird :/
[06:38] <TurboBee> google doesn't show many results
[06:38] <gd1> TurboBee: unfortunately I know
[06:38] <paradoxal-P> quoi ?
[06:38] <gd1> what can I do? keep old kernel?
[06:38] <sonicblaze> yay for not knowing how to use ndiswrapper
[06:38] <ac7k> hello folks...
[06:38] <paradoxal-P> pourquoi je suis j'éter ici ? mdr
[06:38] <tritium> !fr | paradoxal-P
[06:39] <paradoxal-P> wéwé
[06:39] <paradoxal-P> tg :)
[06:39] <paradoxal-P> wtf
[06:39] <paradoxal-P> ^^
[06:40] <paradoxal-P> hello
[06:40] <paradoxal-P> by :)
[06:40] <annie_g> Craztom: ummm - that can be a pain - I one lappy that I ended up taking into a place where I buy comp. parts and hadn't the WiFi card changed out for a Broadcom that was more compatible. Just a thought.
[06:40] <birgi> hey guys, just a simple question, the difference between ubuntu and xubuntu is just the desktop environment right???
[06:40] <paradoxal-P> ubottu merci THX :)
[06:42] <trojatra> birgi, basically, yes. And the default package selection I'm sure, but you can still install/uninstall whatever you like.
[06:43] <kcma1> gillpy ok the ubuntu steps on the link that you sent me are what i have been doing save using the lowest speed, now i am retrying the slowest speed....
[06:43] <birgi> trojatra: thanks, i just have some hardware-related problems about xubuntu. i was wondering if switching to ubuntu may or may not fix those
[06:43] <TurboBee> gd1 is the kernel a default kernel or is it something you configured yourself?
[06:44] <annie_g> Theaxiom: Did you find anything yet? Here is one way to do it using Terminal - it's not an appt. but mike work in a bind. - LINK: http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/article/make_iso_images_on_linux/
[06:44] <trojatra> birgi, I would probably say not, Xubuntu is typically a very good hardware distro.
[06:44] <trojatra> birgi, what is the issue?
[06:44] <Theaxiom> annie_g: bin to iso with no cue file: http://linuxexpert.wordpress.com/2007/08/25/how-to-convert-bin-to-iso-image-whithout-having-cue-file/
[06:44] <zod21> anyone in here ever used crunchbang
[06:46] <annie_g> Theaxiom: that looks promising - still would be nice to have a GUI app to get it done too.
[06:46] <Theaxiom> annie_g: sudo apt-get install gisomount - to mount ISO's
[06:47] <birgi> trojatra: actually there are several problems: 1. when using a usb-hub and connecting several devices to that i lost all the usb support, 2. when i plug in my headset both the front speakers and the headset continues on having sound, 3. my new logitech clearchat confort usb headset does not work :)
[06:48] <Theaxiom> annie_g: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion
[06:48] <trojatra> birgi, do the devices work connected straight to the computer, bypassing the hub?
[06:49] <ASrock> what do i type in the terminal to edit grub?
[06:49] <pajamian> ASrock: you mean the grub menu file menu.lst?
[06:50] <birgi> trojatra: yes, these devices are keyboard, mouse and a usb thumb drive. when keyboard and mouse are connected to the hub and i connect the thumb drive in *another* usb or in the same hub, everything messes up.
[06:50] <ASrock> pajamian: yes
[06:50] <ASrock> i know its gedit then im not sure of the directory where menu.lst is located
[06:50] <pajamian> ASrock: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:50] <birgi> trojatra: when keyboard and mouse are separated, and then i connect the thumb drive, there are no problems at all
[06:50] <ASrock> pajamian: thanks
[06:50] <rathel> How do I restart pulseadio? I'm having a weird sound issue and I want to see if restart it fixes it.
[06:51] <pajamian> ASrock: yw
[06:51] <trojatra> birgi, huh. Can you get your hands on USB-to-PS/2 connectors?
[06:51] <zod21> hey how do you make nautilus the default folder opening application for the panel
[06:51] <annie_g> Theaxiom: Did install of gisomount - could not find in apps menu - need to use "alt + F2" to run?
[06:52] <Dronoceu> I've noticed some big difference on the performance of the Intel X3100 driver on Windows and on Ubuntu Hardy and its current driver version. Is this expected on the current driver status or do you think I'm having some kind of problem specific to my configuration?
[06:52] <Theaxiom> type sudo gisomount
[06:52] <zod21> when i try to open any of the folders in my places from the panel they wont open, it gives me an error
[06:52] <Theaxiom> annie_g: ^
[06:52] <trojatra> annie_g, try right-clicking the Applications menu up top and select edit menus and look for it. If not use Alt+F2 and type "gksudo gisomount"
[06:52] <annie_g> Theaxiom: ok - got it. Thx
[06:52] <birgi> trojatra: not right away, but when i use a usb-to-ps/2 converter then i need two more ps/2-to-usb converters :)
[06:53] <bullgard4> What signals does my IDE controller translate into what signals?
[06:53] <trojatra> birgi, what do you mean?
[06:53] <birgi> trojatra: my mouse and keyboard are usb
[06:53] <birgi> trojatra: and my notebook does not have ps/2 ports
[06:53] <trojatra> birgi, ah, okay I thought it was a PC.
[06:54] <trojatra> birgi, so you can either have mouse+keyboard plugged in OR the drive? (and it works)
[06:55] <birgi> trojatra: i have 3 usb ports, when they are all in different ports everything works, when mouse+keyboard are plugged in the same hub, then plugging the thumb drive anywhere crashes the usb subsystem
[06:56] <trojatra> birgi, why use the hub then?
[06:56] <birgi> trojatra: oh two reasons: 1. not so long keyboard and mouse cords, 2. additional usb devices...
[06:57] <xfroggy> does ubuntu updatee microcode on the fly? ( e8400 cpu )
[06:58] <annie_g> trojatra: Could find that little puppy anywhere - I mean no where in Apps Menu - Edit - But it did run using Alt/F2
[06:58] <trojatra> birgi, well the only thing I can think of is  1. get new keyboard/mouse with longer cords  2. get extensions for your keyboard and mouse cords  3. try a new thumbdrive  4. but if you don't want to spend money, just have your thumbdrive plugged in when you need it and then switch it out for other stuff
[06:59] <trojatra> annie_g, some items don't appear in the menu on their own (even hidden). You can add it using the Menu Editor that you used to look for it though.
[07:00] <pajamian> birgi: have you tried a different brand of hub (ie borrowed one from a friend, etc)?  What happens when the keyboard and mouse are plugged into seperate USB ports and the hub into the third port with additional devices?
[07:00] <Gnea> this is driving me up the wall - I can't find a program to playback or convert a .qcp file to another audio format.
[07:00] <pajamian> Gnea: what format is .qcp?  I never heard of it.
[07:00] <Theaxiom> Does wine already come with directx?
[07:00] <Gnea> pajamian: ringtone
[07:01] <birgi> trojatra: ok :)... pajamian: nope, but I can try it in a few days, about the second  part let me try :)
[07:01] <wishie> Theaxiom: doubt it.
[07:01] <pajamian> Gnea: I was under the impression that most ringtones were midi files.
[07:01] <Theaxiom> wishie: I will install it, thanks.
[07:01] <Gnea> pajamian: it's actually a recording
[07:02] <Gnea> pajamian: well, most phones these days have a function that allows them to record sound - this one just happens to use .qcp as the final recording output
[07:02] <C0nn0R> I think Wine is just emulates Open GL as DirectX.
[07:02] <annie_g> Theaxiom: I came across this ame problem of looking for an app that would be easy to use and be able to manage ISO's easily about 6 or 7 months ago - but your original question of a good conversion program has got me goin again.... If find something and c-you later in the forum will let ya know.....
[07:02] <annie_g> same
[07:02] <Theaxiom> annie_g: thanks
[07:02] <wishie> conversion app for iso ? from/to what format ?
[07:03] <Theaxiom> I am installing hitman contracts via wine, and I go to umount the disk so I can mount the second disk, and it says device busy...
[07:03] <pajamian> Gnea: one min ...
[07:03] <Theaxiom> Should I create anotehr mount point to mount the second cd?
[07:03] <spook_> gday gday
[07:03] <birgi> pajamian: thumb drive and mouse on the same hub, keyboard on a different port works perfectly
[07:03] <pajamian> birgi: that may be your best solution, then.
[07:03] <trojatra> birgi, that's weird, heh. Well leave it like that then :P
[07:03] <spook_> does ubuntu update the microcode of c2d cpus automatically at boot, by default?
[07:04] <Gnea> birgi: is the hub powered?
[07:04] <itachi> hey can ubuntu read cd?
[07:04] <birgi> pajamian: trojatra: :), heh ok thanks guys
[07:04] <tritium> itachi: of course
[07:04] <Theaxiom> Nevermind, I got it by mounting the second cd on top of the first one, hah
[07:04] <itachi> cuz i was just on it right now nd i went to install my usb apdater driver
[07:04] <itachi> bu it didtn let me
[07:04] <birgi> Gnea: nope, it gets power from the usb port of the notebook
[07:05] <Gnea> itachi: yes
[07:05] <annie_g> Theaxiom: I have backed up my original new CD's to ISO's for years using MagicISO or WinISO using windows. But using Linux most all the time now - would like to totally break-away from windows all together if you know what I mean.
[07:05] <pajamian> birgi: maybe that's your problem, if the keyboard and mouse are pulling too much power for the one USB port to handle.
[07:05] <itachi> no i dont do nothin whenb i click auto run
[07:05] <Theaxiom> annie_g: You can rip any cd to iso in linux using dd
[07:05] <birgi> pajamian: i see, maybe
[07:05] <wishie> annie_g: you realise you can mount them from the cmd line ?
[07:06] <wishie> annie_g: there are also plenty of conversion utils for bin/cue/mdf/nrg etc, to iso
[07:06] <itachi> how do i make it run the autorun.exe? in the cd
[07:06] <Gnea> birgi: usb hubs only get so much current from the PC. mice sometimes require a few extra volts that only a port on the PC itself can supply. your best bet is to find a AC adapter for the hub, or just plug the mouse and thumb drive (especially!) directly to the PC.
[07:06] <itachi> ???
[07:06] <annie_g> wishie: no - have done enough comm line yet - need to - allot cleaner way of doing things.
[07:07] <Gnea> itachi: wine
[07:07] <Gnea> !wine | itachi
[07:07] <wishie> annie_g: mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /mnt/whatever
[07:07] <annie_g> wishie: which one's do you reccomend?
[07:07] <Theaxiom> How do I find out what the PID for wine is? I was installing a game, and I clicked ok to restart windows, and it locked up... :/
[07:07] <tritium> Theaxiom: pgrep wine
[07:07] <birgi> Gnea: ok thank you very much, i'll try that
[07:07] <Theaxiom> tritium: thanks
[07:07] <KrispyCreme> how do you format a U3 drive completely?
[07:07] <Gnea> thansen|laptop: ps axf | grep wine
[07:07] <wishie> annie_g: conversion programs ? all cmd line, but as simple as 'mdf2iso whatever.mdf whatever.iso'
[07:07] <KrispyCreme> like a sandisk with u3
[07:08] <KrispyCreme> how do you format a U3 drive completely?
[07:08] <Gnea> Theaxiom: ps axf | grep wine
[07:08] <Dr_willis> KrispyCreme,  you may want to do some googling on that topic.. last i looked.. in some cases you couldent.
[07:08] <Dr_willis> KrispyCreme,  it may depend on the exact stick. I recall some hacks/tools for windows that could do some tricks with them.
[07:08] <wishie> annie_g: for a list of conversion apps in ubuntu itself.. apt-cache search 2iso
[07:08] <KrispyCreme> it's a sandisk cruzer 2 gb
[07:09] <Dr_willis> KrispyCreme,  i looked this up last year for a friend at work :)   after that.. we both decided that u3=not going to buy it.
[07:09] <wishie> annie_g: there is also 'bchunk' which is for bin/cue to iso
[07:09] <annie_g> wishie: you said their are plenty of conversion utilities - I was asking which one's you like?
[07:09] <pajamian> Gnea: have you tried this: http://www.mp3-converter.biz/players/QCP Player.html
[07:09] <wishie> well, each is for a different format, annie_g :)
[07:10] <wishie> annie_g: for example, nrg2iso is for Nero .nrg to .iso conversion
[07:10] <annie_g> wishie: mostly would like to do .bin to .iso
[07:10] <wishie> ok
[07:10] <wishie> bin is 'bchunk' i think
[07:10] <wishie> annie_g: do you have the cue file ?
[07:11] <annie_g> wishie: ok - gives me real starting point - thx
[07:11] <msingh> when will pidgin 2.5 appear in hardy? it's been released already a week ag
[07:11] <UnderOath> i got my Drivers/kernel modules loaded its is all there in iwconfig and ifconfig iwlist wlan0 scan returns an accesspoint yet still i get no connection. can anyone help me?
[07:11] <Gnea> pajamian: they want $15 :P
[07:11] <birgi> Gnea: pajamian: trojatra: just a new improvement, once again i lost my usb subsystem after sometime with the following error in dmesg:``hub 6-2:1.0: cannot reset port 4''
[07:11] <wishie> annie_g: bchunk image.bin image.cue whatever   <-- will produce whatever01.iso
[07:11] <annie_g> wishie: some I see are cue - but mostly bin
[07:11] <tritium> msingh: it'll be in intrepid
[07:11] <pajamian> Gnea: oh well, I didn't look that closely, just found it in google.
[07:11] <itachi> where can i download wine
[07:12] <Gnea> birgi: yeah, it means the port isn't able to provide enough power to the device
[07:12] <trojatra> birgi, I'm new to USB hubs, what's that mean? It doesn't work anymore?
[07:12] <Gnea> pajamian: thanks tho :)
[07:12] <tritium> !wine | itachi
[07:12] <birgi> Gnea: heh ok thanks
[07:12] <pajamian> birgi: looks like you'll want a powered hub for that, then.
[07:12] <Theaxiom> Where does wine keep it's program files by default?
[07:12] <UnderOath> i got my Drivers/kernel modules loaded its is all there in iwconfig and ifconfig iwlist wlan0 scan returns an accesspoint yet still i get no connection. can anyone help me?
[07:12] <birgi> trojatra: yep everything connected to all usb ports stop working
[07:12] <birgi> pajamian: yep, thanks again
[07:12] <pajamian> Theaxiom: ~/.wine
[07:13] <msingh> tritium: i dont wanna mess up my system by switching to a whole new distro :/
[07:13] <Theaxiom> pajamian: thanks
[07:13] <tritium> msingh: I didn't tell you to.
[07:13] <KrispyCreme> sudo apt-get install wine
[07:13] <Gnea> pajamian: might have found something..
[07:13] <pajamian> Theaxiom: you can override that by setting the WINEPREFIX environment variable.  I personally like the practice of setting it to something different for each windows program I install so they don't clash.
[07:14] <msingh> tritium: fine
[07:14] <tritium> msingh: FYI, intrepid is still ubuntu (same distro, newer release)
[07:14] <wishie> damn, lightscribe takes _forever_ to 'burn'
[07:14] <Theaxiom> pajamian: thanks very much
[07:14] <trojatra> birgi, I'm going to agree with whomever said it earlier, I think since your usb hub draws all of its power from your laptop it might "short"
[07:14] <arvind_khadri> !interpid | msingh
[07:14] <UnderOath> i got my Drivers/kernel modules loaded its is all there in iwconfig and ifconfig iwlist wlan0 scan returns an accesspoint yet still i get no connection. can anyone help me?
[07:15] <arvind_khadri> !ibex | msingh
[07:15] <annie_g> wishie: so I will save this session to read latter - did you give info using terminal to make an .iso image of any CD in the CD-rom drive? If so didn't catch it....
[07:15] <Gnea> pajamian: heh, i just got one to install and run - as soon as it comes up, all of the buttons/menus in the app don't respond and i can't kill wine from the gui haha!
[07:15] <linuxgrl> open network or key protected
[07:15] <UnderOath> me?
[07:15] <linuxgrl> y
[07:15] <wishie> annie_g: no, i didnt.. you want cmdline for that ? or gui ?
[07:15] <pajamian> Gnea: heh, you can kill it from the terminal at least?
[07:15] <UnderOath> linuxgirl:Open
[07:16] <linuxgrl> specify the ssid
[07:16] <annie_g> wishie: would prefer a gui - but not afraid of getting hands dirty a little and using terminal...
[07:16] <UnderOath> linksys
[07:17] <pajamian> Gnea: I take it this is a windows program to convert .qcp to .wav?
[07:17] <C0nn0R> killall <process name> work well for me when something acts up.
[07:17] <Gnea> pajamian: easily. it looks like something else was in its place.
[07:17] <wishie> annie_g: ok, i use a KD app for this.. k3b. im sure there is a gnome equiv though
[07:17] <linuxgrl> did you tell linux that?
[07:17] <wishie> KDE*
[07:17] <Gnea> pajamian: yeah, supposedly it does more than just .wav
[07:17] <UnderOath> linuxgirl:ya
[07:17] <wishie> annie_g: might want to look into cdrecord and mkisofs though
[07:17] <pajamian> Gnea: I would see if it has a .dll codec file with it, if it does you can probably use the codec with mplayer.
[07:18] <KrispyCreme> Dr_willis: just because it has u3? why?
[07:18] <Gnea> pajamian: hrm hrm hrm.... good idea
[07:18] <Uplink> why does java keep crashing on me when im programming on eclipse?
[07:18] <annie_g> wishie: using Gnome as of now - have K3b installed but was not aware of being able to make .iso with it.
[07:18] <linuxgrl> UnderOath: I forget. At the time i had an atheros chipset and it needed something funny to get going
[07:18] <Dr_willis> KrispyCreme,  some how the u3 stuff partitions the thumbdrive into a 'usb cdrom' and a usb-hard drive.. we coudlent figure out how to 'merge' the 2 together.
[07:19] <UnderOath> linuxgrl:I have an atheros as well
[07:19] <Dr_willis> KrispyCreme,  you couldent just fdisk the thing. (there may be hacks to do it now)
[07:19] <ompaul> Hi, I am about to remove some bans this will cause some scrolling
[07:19] <annie_g> wishie: know of a command line to get this done as well?
[07:19] <linuxgrl> UnderOath: I assume you have the atheros driver going
[07:19] <KrispyCreme> ompaul: remove bans? lol
[07:19] <ompaul> Please hold tight for a moment
[07:19] <KrispyCreme> what did they do?
[07:20] <UnderOath> linuxgirl:Yes I have it all installed the access point is seen by my computer but it just won't connect
[07:20] <Gnea> yeeehaw!!
[07:20] <wishie> annie_g: cdrecord and mkisofs most likely.. ill look into it more
[07:20] <ompaul> done
[07:20] <annie_g> wishie: thx so much
[07:20] <wishie> hmm
[07:20] <wishie> i think a simple dd will do it..
[07:20] <Gnea> pajamian: ok, making progress :D
[07:20] <Uplink> why does java keep crashing on me when im programming on eclipse?
[07:20] <pajamian> Gnea: cool :-)
[07:21] <KrispyCreme> Dr_willis: but do you think u3 has its upsides?
[07:21] <MOZHU> hi everyone
[07:21] <wishie> annie_g: you can! you can just use dd! awesome
[07:21] <arvind_khadri> !hi | MOZHU
[07:21] <MOZHU> haha ,thank you
[07:22] <Gnea> pajamian: ugh, this one is a demo version - and it will only convert *to* QCP
[07:22] <KrispyCreme> mozhu: were you banned?
[07:22] <annie_g> wishie: dd! - sorry - not following .....
[07:22] <pajamian> Gnea: yuk, and it doesn't have the right codec with it then either, I take it?
[07:22] <linuxgrl> madwifi?
[07:22] <MOZHU> NO
[07:23] <wishie> annie_g: sudo dd if=/dev/scd0 of=whatever.iso   <-- replace /dev/scd0 will your cdrom device
[07:23] <UnderOath> YA
[07:23] <Gnea> pajamian: it *does* have a couple.......
[07:23] <Dr_willis> KrispyCreme,  from a Linux users point of view.. I see no upsides to U3.
[07:23] <Dr_willis> KrispyCreme,  and with the portableapps.com stuff for windows.. I dont see much need for it for windows users either. :)
[07:23] <pajamian> Gnea: well, y never know, just because the program is crippled doesn't mean the codecs are.
[07:23] <KrispyCreme> what distro do you use?
[07:23] <MOZHU> I'm a newcomer
[07:24] <Gnea> pajamian: yeah, now if i can just remember where they're typically stored...
[07:24] <pajamian> Gnea: hehehe, yeah I know what you mean.
[07:24] <KrispyCreme> dr_willis: that is cool. I've seen that page back in the day, but never found it. thanks
[07:25] <linuxgrl> not sure. could be a bunch of things.
[07:25] <annie_g> wishie: a good command line that gives me list of my hardware devices would BE?
[07:25] <pajamian> Gnea: /usr/lib/codecs/
[07:25] <arvind_khadri> annie_g, devices connected to what usb or pci devies?
[07:26] <Gnea> annie_g: lshw
[07:26] <pajamian> Gnea: likely other locations as well, that's just where the w32codecs package installs them.
[07:26] <klug1> hi
[07:26] <wishie> annie_g: its likely /dev/scd0
[07:27] <arvind_khadri> !hi | klug1
[07:27] <linuxgrl> HI
[07:27] <itachi> where can i download wine/ nd install it later in ubuntu
[07:27] <arvind_khadri> itachi, from synaptic
[07:27] <klug1> anyone here setup a point of sale computer before?
[07:27] <Gnea> !wine | itachi
[07:27] <annie_g> Gnea: yup - tht's the one - that's one I used before but had forgotten about - thx
[07:27] <itachi> synaptic.com
[07:27] <itachi> ?
[07:27] <Gnea> annie_g: cheers
[07:28] <linuxgrl> klug1: back in the day
[07:28] <arvind_khadri> itachi, no synaptic is your package manager
[07:28] <arvind_khadri> !synaptic | itachi
[07:28] <itachi> im not using ubuntu right now
[07:28] <annie_g> Gnea: I guess that's a pen and paper are for <grin> or a saved text file etc.
[07:28] <klug1> linuxgrl, would you mind if I sent you a pm?
[07:28] <nct> ello. I'm using a -rt kernel and latest ati drivers (8.8) do not link because of GPL-only symbol (it is known to work for normal kernel). Does anyone has a patch that make it works ? The (older) version in restricted-modules do work
[07:28] <lena> kz kz
[07:28] <lena> ляля
[07:29] <linuxgrl> try. never got one b4
[07:29] <arvind_khadri> itachi, oh
[07:29] <lena> приветикр
[07:29] <jpds> !ru | lena
[07:29] <itachi> im in windows nd want to download it from windows
[07:29] <_coredump_> itachi, you can dl wine at winehq.org
[07:29] <itachi> nd then put it in ubuntu
[07:29] <mutk> arvind_khadri, Does teh bot have details on how to query packages using the local tools?
[07:29] <itachi> it says just to install
[07:29] <itachi> thats y im asking here
[07:29] <mutk> arvind_khadri, using apt-cache ?
[07:29] <arvind_khadri> mutk, query packages in the sense?
[07:29] <linuxgrl> it was a win98 machine btw
[07:29] <arvind_khadri> itachi, that way you would have to compile wine ...
[07:29] <Gnea> annie_g: if there's going to be paper involved, there's going to be pencils... and dice ;)
[07:30] <Guest46590> hello
[07:30] <itachi> the thing is that i dont got nternet in my ubuntu
[07:30] <arvind_khadri> mutk, ya there is... apt-cache policy <package name >
[07:30] <annie_g> Gnea: yea you have a "point" there... heh heh
[07:30] <mutk> arvind_khadri, oK CHEERS
[07:30]  * mutk turns off caps.
[07:31] <Guest46590> wondering if anyone has any experience installing and aircard 881
[07:31] <itachi> arvind_khadri, i need to download wine so i can install my wifi apdater in ubuntu so i can have internet
[07:31] <arvind_khadri> itachi, ok do one thing then go to getdeb.net and find out if they have wine ... download it and install it
[07:31] <annie_g> Theaxiom: Thanks for your insight - appreciate it !
[07:31] <Theaxiom> annie_g: No problemo!
[07:31] <Guest46590> anyone using airdcard 881?
[07:31] <arvind_khadri> mutk, welcome :)
[07:31] <Gnea> itachi: why do you need wine for wifi?
[07:32] <annie_g> wishie: Same goes to you on helping me out - have good one...
[07:32] <tritium> arvind_khadri: no, wine is in the ubuntu repositories.  Please don't advise him to use getdeb.net
[07:32] <itachi> Gnea, no to install my wifi apdater from the cd\
[07:32] <tritium> !info wine
[07:32] <Gnea> itachi: oh, the .inf file?
[07:32] <itachi> Gnea, it only run on windows
[07:32] <wishie> annie_g: no worries. enjoy
[07:32] <itachi> Gnea, no is a .exe file
[07:32] <annie_g> It's been a learning experience - night all ........
[07:32] <itachi> Gnea, it just dont run
[07:33] <arvind_khadri> tritium, actually he cant connect to net through ubuntu so i asked him to do so...is there way to connect to the repos through windows?
[07:33] <Gnea> itachi: are there any .inf files on the cd?
[07:33] <tritium> arvind_khadri: packages.ubuntu.com
[07:33] <arvind_khadri> tritium, oh ya sorry forgot that :S sorry ...
[07:34] <arvind_khadri> itachi, you can download wine from packages.ubuntu.com
[07:34] <Gnea> !medi
[07:34] <Guest46590> sheesh
[07:34] <Gnea> !medibuntu
[07:34] <pp6> hey
[07:34] <arvind_khadri> !hi | pp6
[07:34] <theodore> Can anybody help me? I don't get any sound in YouTube or any flash for that matter.
[07:35] <pp6> just installed tremulus...
[07:35] <arvind_khadri> !flash | theodore
[07:35] <arvind_khadri> !ask | pp6
[07:36] <pp6> and now i'm finding out theres 3  versions of its...i need this file..I have a  ".run file" how do i use it
[07:36] <pp6> TIRED...3am windows noob^^
[07:36] <Dr_willis> !find tremulus
[07:36] <pp6> ....
[07:36] <pp6> lolz
[07:36] <Dr_willis> pp6,  sh ./whatever.run   is one way
[07:36] <pp6> i was just blasting aliens...
[07:36] <Dr_willis> Guess termulus isent in the repos ayet. or i spelt it wrong
[07:37] <pp6> tremulous
[07:37] <Dr_willis> Tremulus makes me so dizzy i puke. :)
[07:37] <arvind_khadri> Dr_willis, :D
[07:37] <pp6> and someone in #tremulous said its was being ghay
[07:37] <pp6> lolz
[07:37] <Flannel> pp6: Please don't use that term pejoratively.
[07:37] <pp6> i likeed getting spontanios 300 rounds human
[07:37] <Gnea> !enter | pp6
[07:38] <Dr_willis> If you like free first person shooters. theres also World of Padman, Alien Arena, Urban Terror, and some others
[07:38] <Gnea> !games | pp6
[07:38] <pp6> =D what? mechanics in chat?
[07:38] <hosk> I get random kernel panics, how can I enable/find logs to figure out what my computer is doing before the panic or what is causing it
[07:38] <ChrisHacker> anyone here use nginx?
[07:38] <Gnea> pp6: yes, this channel supports certain protocols. failure to abide could result in your removal.
[07:40] <Dr_willis> Due the often HUGE # of people/questions in this channel. they keep a tight reign on extra chatter. :)
[07:40] <ALL> I everyone
[07:40] <ALL> can anyone tell me if the testdisk for linux have a grafic interface or i have to try recover my files from console_
[07:41] <Gnea> ALL: what?
[07:41] <Gnea> ALL: testdisk? do you mean the livecd?
[07:42] <ChrisHacker> anyone know anything about domains?
[07:42] <arvind_khadri> !anyone | ChrisHacker
[07:42] <pp6> Gnea =/
[07:42] <ALL> i have a notebook where her 2.5 HD are in RAW disk, and now i need to recover from there a NFTS particion that i lost, i try using some program for that efect on linux
[07:42] <Gnea> ChrisHacker: i type them into my browser, different things light up.
[07:42] <pp6> =/
[07:43] <pp6> o
[07:43] <ALL> but i wanna know if the testdisk for linux have a interface or you need to do all in the console?
[07:43] <pp6> ok tremulous is not listed?
[07:43] <pp6> ^^ m2
[07:43] <arvind_khadri> !info termulous
[07:43] <Gnea> .....
[07:43] <pank> !LIST
[07:43] <Gnea> !info tremulous
[07:43] <arvind_khadri> !info tremulous
[07:44] <Stormrage> One small questions: anybody who is a Java Guru here, do you favor Eclipse or Netbeans, or editing the code with Vi or Emacs?
[07:44] <Gnea> arvind_khadri: once was enough
[07:44] <pp6> !info tremulous
[07:44] <pp6> ...
[07:44] <pp6> yea
[07:44] <Gnea> pp6: sudo apt-get install tremulous
[07:44] <Flannel> pp6: please stop using your enter key as punctuation.
[07:45] <Gnea> ALL: ok, but I don't know what you mean by 'testdisk'
[07:45] <pp6> ^^nice ty
[07:45] <eligos> hello everyone
[07:45] <Gnea> !pt | ALL
[07:45] <eligos> can anyone tell me how to open irc links
[07:45] <ALL> http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[07:46] <ALL> the software testdisk...
[07:46] <Gnea> eligos: irc links? with a sledge hammer?
[07:46] <eligos> Gnea, ... not quite
[07:46] <Flannel> ALL: It looks like it has a textmode GUI
[07:47] <ALL> hum... i see, so not so easy as next/next/recover
[07:47] <pp6> ok, now i have a . run file.
[07:47] <ALL> well anyway i will give it a try
[07:47] <eligos> Gnea, I want to access a room and I got the link for example<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but don't know how to access it
[07:47] <pp6> join rizon.net servers?
[07:48] <Flannel> pp6: For what?  tremulous is in the repositories.
[07:48] <lint> can someone help me? im having trouble playing aac+ streams on my computer
[07:48] <kcma1> gillpy you still here
[07:48] <Gnea> eligos: /join #roomname
[07:48] <djhash> eligos: /connect irc.rizon.net then type /j #name
[07:48] <ALL> now that i'm here maybe someone know, it is possibel i teke out my 2.5 HD from my notebook and out in on my desktop?
[07:48] <Gnea> !codecs | lint
[07:48] <pp6> yea, the version i have is buggy, and asks for updates
[07:48] <Flannel> ALL: yes, but you need an adapter
[07:49] <Gnea> ALL: oh okay - i've never used testdisk :/
[07:49] <pp6> yup
[07:49] <Trinithis> how can I make it so that when opening a split rar archive, it opens all of them at once instead of one at a time?
[07:49] <linuxgrl> T - should do that automatically
[07:49] <pp6> all: theres a 2.5 sata3 thats badass
[07:49] <Gnea> Trinithis: make it so it's not a split archive
[07:49] <pp6> 10k rmps
[07:49] <Trinithis> and how do I do that?
[07:49] <Gnea> !language | pp6
[07:50] <pp6> =/ iaght
[07:50] <Gnea> Trinithis: undo them, then make a new rar file out of them
[07:50] <esporno> i cant see the top menu in firefox
[07:50] <linuxgrl> T- to combine the files?
[07:50] <esporno> any advise?
[07:50] <pp6> ^head rolls  on floor^
[07:50] <ALL> my 2.5 is sata, and i hope that only need to take out and then connect the energy and sata cabels from my desktop to my HD 2.5
[07:50] <ALL> i guess is the only way to recover my 2.5 HD :S
[07:50] <linuxgrl> ^kicks pp6's head around the floor^
[07:50] <pp6> all: startehc.com
[07:51] <pp6> startech.com
[07:51] <Flannel> pp6: Eh?
[07:51] <ALL> let me take a look
[07:51] <pp6> ow
[07:51]  * Gnea drops a mainframe on pp6's head to stop it from rolling around
[07:51] <pp6> adapter eide 2.5 -3.5 or desktop
[07:51] <Flannel> Gnea, linuxgrl, pp6: please take it elsewhere.
[07:52] <linuxgrl> is bad*ss acceptable, or would it attact more attention
[07:52] <pp6> ^tackles his head and attachees it cleanly?
[07:52] <Gnea> linuxgrl: any obscuring is not acceptable.
[07:52] <linuxgrl> its like a little bullseye!
[07:52] <Uriens> hi
[07:52] <Uriens> does anyone know how to use virtualhosts with SSL in apache2?
[07:52] <Uriens> I have some different domains working in my server, and I only want to enable SSL for one of them, but when I enable SSL, it is enabled for all hosts, displaying inapropiate content for the other hosts when doing https://no-ssl-domain
[07:52] <Gnea> !apache | Uriens
[07:53] <Uriens> any way to solve it?
[07:53] <ehc> how can I make sure that DBUS and HAL daemons are running?
[07:53] <ehc> or how to start them
[07:53] <hiptobecubic> can you set the routing tables to use a particular device for a particular domain or does it have to use ip addy?
[07:53] <Theaxiom> Hey I am trying to use skype, how do I get my mic to work?
[07:53] <Flannel> Uriens: you'd just use it on that particular virtual host, yeah.
[07:53] <Theaxiom> I can hear them, but they can't hear me.
[07:53] <pp6> ok what program do i asos with trem.run?
[07:53] <kcma1> anyone here help me i am having trouble with the right click "write to disc" command for some reason it is taking 40 minutes to do nothing with the disc
[07:53] <Gnea> hiptobecubic: domains are controlled via dns
[07:53] <Uriens> I also know what is LAMP :P and before asking here i have done googling and so on
[07:53] <Flannel> Uriens: Either by binding virtual hosts to a port, or otherwise.
[07:53] <Gnea> pp6: sh ./trem.run
[07:53] <hiptobecubic> Gnea, .... go on?
[07:54] <pp6> sh is some command?
[07:54] <Gnea> hiptobecubic: it has to use the ip addy, routing only routes IP
[07:54] <pp6> or folder?
[07:54] <Tarandus> Theaxiom: last time I tried, Skype hates Pulseaudio
[07:54] <UnderOath> linuxgirl:Yes I have it all installed the access point is seen by my computer but it just won't connect
[07:54] <Uriens> Flannel: binding, you mean using a diferent port for each domain?
[07:54] <UnderOath> i got my Drivers/kernel modules loaded its is all there in iwconfig and ifconfig iwlist wlan0 scan returns an accesspoint yet still i get no connection. can anyone help me?
[07:54] <Gnea> pp6: you type this:  sh ./trem.run
[07:54] <Theaxiom> Tarandus: So what do I do? How do I configure my mic?
[07:54] <xubi> Hi
[07:54] <Theaxiom> Tarandus: He says he hears static.
[07:55] <hiptobecubic> Gnea, so is there a way to make it access a domain... say.... yahoo with only one interface and not the default?
[07:55] <Flannel> Uriens: https runs on port 443 while http runs on port 80. so.. technically yes, different ports, but not in the way it sounds.
[07:55] <Gnea> hiptobecubic: as i said, routing takes care of setting the IP up, the domain-to-IP glue is handled by dns.
[07:55] <Tarandus> Theaxiom: I got rid of Pulseaudio altogether
[07:55] <xubi> my ubuntu is shutting down but my pc can't shutdown, wallpaper is staying on my screen and pc is still working
[07:55] <xubi> what can i do
[07:55] <xubi> this is a desktop
[07:55] <Theaxiom> Tarandus: How do I do that? What do I install?
[07:55] <UnderOath> i got my Drivers/kernel modules loaded its is all there in iwconfig and ifconfig iwlist wlan0 scan returns an accesspoint yet still i get no connection. can anyone help me?
[07:56] <Gnea> xubi: tried ctrl-alt-backspace?
[07:56] <linuxgrl> oh, sorry. out of suggestions
[07:56] <Flannel> Uriens: NameVirtualHost blah:80  and then <VirtualHost blah:80> as the first two lines (add the :80) on the http-only ones
[07:56] <Uriens> Flannel, i have read that no virtualhosts are possible in the SSL layer
[07:56] <pp6> sh: Can't open trun.run
[07:56] <pp6>  <<renamed it?
[07:56] <pp6> bad idea?
[07:56] <UnderOath> linuxgrl:Its cool everyone has been stumped today
[07:56] <hiptobecubic> Gnea, so ... no?
[07:56] <Tarandus> Theaxiom: the question is, what to disable / uninstall... I had quite a fight doing that, but can't remember much now... also, this is a Feisty system with no default Pulseaudio
[07:56] <Gnea> pp6: obviously, the real name of the .run file.
[07:56] <Dr_willis> pp6,  dont spread stuff on so many lines... and use the proper CASE senestive name :)
[07:56] <Theaxiom> Tarandus: Thanks.
[07:56] <Uriens> yes, i have done this for port 80 and works fine
[07:56] <Dr_willis> pp6,  be sure you are in the correct directory also
[07:56] <Flannel> Uriens: so, you won't be able to view those sites with https then.
[07:57] <Uriens> exactly
[07:57] <Gnea> hiptobecubic: you need to read this: http://www.debianadmin.com/ubuntu-networking-for-basic-and-advanced-users.html
[07:57] <Uriens> i only wan to enable SSL for one host
[07:57] <Flannel> Uriens: Isn't that what you were trying to accomplish?
[07:57] <hiptobecubic> Gnea,  thanks
[07:57] <linuxgrl> wlanconfig ath0 create wlandev wifi0 wlanmode ap
[07:57] <itachi> where can i get flash player (download)
[07:57] <pp6> THX: alright desktop tremoulous.run..
[07:57] <Uriens> yes, it is what i'm trying
[07:57] <linuxgrl> itachi - off the internet
[07:57] <Kartagis> hi
[07:57] <Uriens> but after trying some things, i have no luck with it
[07:58] <Tarandus> Theaxiom: Try disabling everything related to it (easy doing it if you have the Pulseaudio menulet on your menubar), then killing all processes with a name beginning with 'pa'
[07:58] <itachi> linuxgrl, what do u mean
[07:58] <Flannel> Uriens: er... you just said it was working.
[07:58] <xubi> isnt working
[07:58] <Gnea> linuxgrl: ...
[07:58] <UnderOath> linuxgrl:did you want me to try"ath0 create wlandev wifi0 wlanmode ap"
[07:58] <linuxgrl> thats where you can download it from.
[07:58] <Uriens> yes of course, it is working, both http and https
[07:58] <Flannel> Uriens: no, if you've bound those other virtualhosts to only port 80, they won't work with 443 (https)
[07:59] <Kartagis> keyboard layout switcher says Trk but my keyboard layout is US. how come?
[07:59] <Tarandus> Do any of you have any experience with nForce Ultra570's fakeraid?
[07:59] <Uriens> the only problem is that when somebody goes to https://domain2 it shows the information of https://domain1, and i want to disable https for domain2
[07:59] <xubi> when i shutdown my pc, my wallpaper is staying on screen and doesn't shutdown pc
[07:59] <linuxgrl> UO- it depends. there should be something similar i think. see http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_MadWifi_Install for something similar
[07:59] <xubi> fans are still working but no desktop on screen, just wallpaper
[07:59] <Flannel> Uriens: So, your problem is just with general virtual host disambiguation.  You might find more help with that in #apache
[07:59] <pp6> http://trem.tjw.org/backport/ woot::thx::
[08:00] <Saiki> xubi: are you sure you have a desktop and not a server version?
[08:00] <xubi> yeap
[08:00] <xubi> desktop installation cd
[08:00] <xubi> i install with it
[08:00] <Saiki> xubi: what graphics card?
[08:01] <xubi> nvidia fx 5200
[08:01] <linuxgrl> i have some card no problems
[08:01] <xubi> i updated my ubuntu
[08:01] <xubi> then this problem be
[08:02] <xubi> reupdate
[08:02] <xubi> is it fix ?
[08:02] <Uriens> Flannel, let's talk with you in private mode
[08:02] <linuxgrl> where is the shutdown log kept? anyone?
[08:02] <Saiki> xubi: you could try updating it maybe there's an incomplete install?
[08:03] <xubi> how can i re update ?
[08:03] <xubi> command ?
[08:03] <itachi7> where can i download flash player for ubuntu
[08:03] <xubi> sudo apt-get update
[08:03] <ompaul> !flash | itachi
[08:05] <linuxgrl> what that ! thing and how do i learn more about it
[08:05] <UnderOath> linuxgirl:Yes I have it all installed the access point is seen by my computer but it just won't connect
[08:05] <rampageoberon> Hi, I seem to be having a slight problem with bittorrent on hardy. I have a 1mbit upload but it seems on Transmission and rtorrent if I don't cap upload at 10kb/s it kills my connection. Any ideas what could be the reason?
[08:05] <linuxgrl> i understand.
[08:05] <UnderOath> Sorry didn't mean to do that
[08:05] <Saiki> xubi: I don't have the command onhand, sorry
[08:05] <UnderOath> lol my bad I was talking in another channel and this window popped up
[08:06] <xubi> thnks
[08:06] <linuxgrl> in on torrent 3hr42min in on a metallica's live@ozfest
[08:07] <linuxgrl> 35k/s :(
[08:08] <Flannel> ubottu: tell linuxgrl about yourself
[08:08] <linuxgrl> thanks for the hookup qt
[08:09] <favro> rampageoberon: if you're using wireless you will be getting too many connections for it to handle
[08:10] <Saiki> anyone know the command to repair a broken install? I lost the paper I had it written down on
[08:10] <rtz3736> linuxgrl: afaik there is no extra log for shutdown. parts of the shutdown process will be logged in /var/log/syslog
[08:10] <rampageoberon> favro: I'm not on wireless, I've limited the max connections to 60 and only 5 upload slots, do those look okay?
[08:11] <arvind_khadri> Saiki, sudo apt-get install -f
[08:11] <arvind_khadri> Saiki, broken install of what?
[08:12] <Saiki> there ya go xubi
[08:12] <Expl0ited> Saiki: just reinstall it again.
[08:12] <MrObvious> rampageoberon: What ISP?
[08:12] <Expl0ited> if its bad it *should* correct itself.
[08:12] <rampageoberon> 02 bloadband (UK)
[08:12] <MrObvious> rampageoberon: They may block torrenting. You may want to enable encryption.
[08:12] <frame05> hai.............
[08:12] <MrObvious> rampageoberon: Try encryption.
[08:12] <xubi> thanks im tryin
[08:12] <MrObvious> rampageoberon: And try changing ports.
[08:13] <favro> rampageoberon: or a port above 10000
[08:13] <rampageoberon> MrObvious: Encryption is enabled and using port 56000, tried changing it but same result
[08:13] <Saiki> rampageoberon: best to torrent on DMZ
[08:13] <MrObvious> rampageoberon: What kind of router?
[08:13] <Expl0ited> MrObvious: is that the way to get through the torrenting throttling?
[08:13] <MrObvious> Expl0ited: Generally.
[08:13] <Expl0ited> -less -ing #1
[08:13] <rampageoberon> MrObvious: its a Thompson router (not particularly good i think)
[08:14] <MrObvious> The thing with torrenting is your router needs a lot of RAM and you have to have a good solid port to upload from your ISP and download.
[08:14] <dakotawulfy> HI
[08:14] <MrObvious> Like me, my ISP (AT&T) doesn't block it, and I DMZ my DSL modem to my Linksys WRT54G which I put DD-WRT on. I don't have any problems.
[08:14] <rampageoberon> Saiki: I wouldn't agree with the DMZ option. No point opening up everything in your router I think
[08:15] <MrObvious> rampageoberon: Try looking for a new router that can run DD-WRT.
[08:15] <Saiki> rampageoberon: well, that's what I do, less of a headache imo
[08:15] <MrObvious> rampageoberon: I've been very happy with my Linksys.
[08:15] <Dr_willis> Cant say that ive ever had to set up DMZ for my torrents either.
[08:15] <MrObvious> Saiki: No need.
[08:15] <Dr_willis> I got a cheap Linksys 'mini' router. Need to get a new one some day.
[08:15] <Saiki> I'm using a linksys dongle lol
[08:15] <MrObvious> Really it is a security hole. I would just use one single port and close it when you aren't torrenting.
[08:15] <mpthompson> Hi, Under Ubuntu Hardy, I'm trying to get PHP5 working within an Apache2 Virtual Host.  Anyone know of the magic involved?
[08:15] <rampageoberon> MrObvious: Ah, okay will try that.  Although I have uploaded on dc++ at full speed but guess its a single conneciton
[08:15] <MrObvious> Right.
[08:16] <birgi> exit
[08:16] <MrObvious> You are only uploading packets to one single IP address, which isn't hard for the router's memory to keep track of.
[08:16] <MrObvious> But when you get multiple IP addresses the RAM gets saturated fast.
[08:16] <rampageoberon> MrObvious: Oh ok, will try check it with a new router