[04:25] <emma> rww:  xangua , i thinki usually i do the updates before I start installing from the commandline and this time i tried sudp aptitude install right off the bat.
[04:25] <Athar> Hoober: well, typing just that would help, don't you think...
[04:25] <psycho_oreos> JonathanYC, example: chromium-browser_6.0.475.0~svn20100723r53429-0ubuntu1~ucd1~jaunty_i386.deb
[04:25] <xangua> emma: that was teh first thing we suggested.............half an hour ago
[04:25] <JonathanYC> Oh, OK. Thanks again. :)
[04:25] <lubuser> sacarlson:  no problem... ubuntu devs will look at it or not... my laptop has problems... :)
[04:26] <lubuser> I'll just use it in debian sqeeze until I get a new laptop or ubuntu fixes the bug ;)
[04:26] <psycho_oreos> JonathanYC, no worries
[04:28] <lubuser> ok, bye folks.. :)
[04:29] <BlackDevilBR> ola
[04:29] <tesuji> can someone tell me how to use lsof to find only files open for writing
[04:30] <emma> xangua -- oh yeah
[04:30] <jgornick> Hey guys, is it a good idea to change my UID?  I have a freenas box setup and my account UID on there is 1001 and currently, my account on my machine is 1000.  In order for nautilus to play well with permissions, I need to have the same UID (I think).  Thoughts?
[04:30] <emma> ?
[04:30] <brandon420> heyy
[04:31] <brandon420> what is some more cool shit i can do to ubuntu?
[04:31] <brandon420> http://uppix.net/7/b/1/217cdb7c4d36f8c66d9cdee70300a.png
[04:31] <maco> !language | brandon420
[04:32] <brandon420> heyy
[04:32] <brandon420> 1300 people and its quiet?
[04:32] <brandon420> wow
[04:32] <dodecanesand> they all watching justin bieber
[04:32] <brandon420> lmao
[04:32] <brandon420> sooo
[04:33] <brandon420> i need some ideas on what else i can do to ubuntu
[04:33] <dodecanesand> you can install ubuntu SE
[04:33] <brandon420> *googles*
[04:33] <sheepdog> brandon420: You could start looking through the buglist, and fixing any outstanding issues
[04:34] <brandon420> lol
[04:34] <Agent24> How can I add custom screen resolutions in ubuntu 10.04 ?
[04:34] <Jordan_U> brandon420: Look through Applications > Ubuntu Software Center
[04:34] <brandon420> jordan: i have
[04:34] <brandon420> agent24: you use nvidia?
[04:35] <Agent24> no I am using radeon
[04:35] <dodecanesand> those VLC is good with ganjacceleration of hardware
[04:35] <brandon420> i dont know anything about ati....
[04:35] <brandon420> sorry man
[04:35] <Agent24> oh ok
[04:36] <Agent24> is it possible in ubuntu itself though? rather than driver-specific?
[04:36] <brandon420> anything to do with display, i use the nvidia control panel
[04:36] <Agent24> aah
[04:36] <brandon420> it only took me like 3 hours to get it all working correctly, so imma stick with it
[04:36] <Agent24> lol
[04:37] <brandon420> can anyone recommend any good window managers?
[04:38] <jasonwryan> brandon420: http://dwm.suckless.org/
[04:40] <Watson516> I have a bit of an issue that has been bothering me for a year or two but not enough for me to enquire about it...
[04:40] <Watson516> after grub loads, my numlock turns off
[04:40] <brandon420> lollll
[04:40] <Watson516> would that be a grub thing or a bios thing?
[04:41] <brandon420> prob grub
[04:42] <Watson516> yeah...
[04:42] <brandon420> other than that, i dont know what to tell you... lol.
[04:42] <brandon420> you check all the logs?
[04:43]  * Crell is back.
[04:43] <Watson516> nope, I just get annoyed for the first 15 seconds of boot and then forget about it
[04:43] <Crell> Hi folks.  I recently upgraded my 9.10 system to 10.04.  As always it's been a bit bumpy, but of note is that PHP seems to not be active anymore.  It says it's enabled in the Apache log when I restart apache, but if I visit a PHP page I simply get a download offer back from the web server.  Any idea what could have broken?  I've not seen this sort of problem in years.
[04:44] <emma> .w 3
[04:45] <Watson516> Crell: if I'm not mistaken, apache changed something during one of the updates which will cause that problem
[04:45] <Crell> Oh goodie.  Any idea what, and how to fix it?
[04:45] <trism> Watson516: perhaps http://techie-buzz.com/gadgets-news/how-to-enable-numlock-key-to-be-on-when-linux-boots.html
[04:46] <Watson516> Crell: it's been a while since I had to deal with it
[04:46] <Watson516> trism: thanks
[04:46] <Crell> Hm, wait.  This could be it.
[04:46] <Crell> WTF?
[04:47] <Crell> Watson516: Found it.  Apparently the default configuration for apache2/php5.conf disables PHP for all public_html directories.
[04:47] <Crell> It even documents how to disable that.
[04:48] <Crell> WHY it would do that I do not comprehend...
[04:49] <Watson516> Crell: yeah, that sounds familiar lol
[04:49] <ubuntu> i want to use wildcards in ubuntu
[04:49] <Crell> Hm.  OK, now some scripts work and some don't. :-)
[04:50] <fellipe_theop> hi friends, please, do anyone know how can I create an user wich has something like rbash but cannot do anything but copy files into his home, using scp or scp clients?
[04:50] <ubuntu> but dos wildcards don't work
[04:51] <ubuntu> i want to use wildcards in ubuntu but DOS wildcards don't work
[04:51] <abhijit> Good Morning! :)
[04:51] <tazman1a> Can I install ubuntu-10.04 on a very old Pentium 2 366MHz 128MB SDRAM machine?
[04:51] <ubuntu> morning
[04:51] <tazman1a> Will it choke
[04:52] <xangua> tazman1a: better try lubuntu
[04:52] <maco> ubuntu: use *
[04:52] <xangua> !lubuntu
[04:52] <tazman1a> lubuntu?
[04:52] <ubuntu> try it
[04:52] <tazman1a> I am looking
[04:52] <ubuntu> w8
[04:53] <ubuntu> I wasn't saying to try the above
[04:54] <root> zdf
[04:54] <root> shemem
[04:55] <xangua> Guest36972: entering as root is not the best idea
[04:55] <bribroder> evening all
[04:55] <ubuntu> tazman1a: I wasn't saying to try the above
[04:55] <ubuntu> morning :)
[04:56] <tazman1a> ubuntu:?
[04:56] <Guest36972> ?
[04:56] <ubuntu> tazman1a: try this page https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/hppa/hardware-req.html
[04:57] <tazman1a> so, lubuntu is ubuntu but for slower and rather old systems
[04:57] <bribroder> hey guys, I can't seem to get a vino remote server to work unless i've already logged in on the remote box; any ideas? right now, it closes connection on startup
[04:57] <Watson516> tazmanla: yup
[04:57] <Hardik> hey i need help.. this is my first time here and i just installed ubuntu.
[04:57] <xangua> ubuntu the minimun is 256 of ram for ubuntu-gnome desktop
[04:57] <xangua> ubuntu better change your nick
[04:58] <xangua> Hardik: make your question and if someone knows they will answer
[04:58] <Crell> OK, this is not good.
[04:58] <Hardik> my internet connection keeps dropping and restarting every 2-3 mins
[04:58] <Crell> If I don't specify a file, it should fall back to index.php.
[04:58] <Hardik> does anyone have a solution
[04:58] <Crell> It seems like it does, but THAT file I get a download for instead of the actual file running.
[04:59] <xangua> Hardik: what wifi card do you use¿
[04:59] <Watson516> Crell: have you restarted the server?
[04:59] <Hardik> umm actually im not sure...how can i check that?
[04:59] <Crell> Yes.
[04:59] <tazman1a> ubuntu: the link says at least 32MB of memory and 500MB of hard disk space
[05:00] <Crell> ... Oh now this is even better.
[05:00] <Crell> It works if I use Konqueror, but not if I use Firefox.
[05:00] <tazman1a> dang, recommended 256MB
[05:01] <Watson516> Crell: interesting...
[05:01] <lapion> Hello
[05:01] <IdleOne> tazman1a: you might want to look at puppy linux or dsl
[05:02] <bribroder> hey guys, I can't seem to get a vino remote server to work unless i've already logged in on the remote box; any ideas? right now, it closes connection on startup
[05:02] <Crell> Watson516: Frustrating... :-)
[05:02] <tazman1a> IdleOne: I have some projects is based on ubuntu-9.10 but my system is pretty old
[05:02] <bribroder> How do you get a gnome desktop session going without a gui?
[05:02] <lyhana8> hi, I created a new user in a server but when I `su` to it the prompt only show $ (no name, no host), and doesn't autocomplete
[05:04] <ubuntu> i want to use wildcards in ubuntu but DOS wildcards don't work
[05:04] <maco> ubuntu: * is the usual wildcard on the command line
[05:04] <lyhana8> seem the defautl prompt is not bash :S
[05:04] <lapion> If anybody wants to use a dual desktop with 1024x768 and 1280x1024 next to each other (2308x1024) tell them that they better use them on top of each other (1280x1792)
[05:04] <maco> lyhana8: yes it is
[05:04] <lapion> especially for mks
[05:04] <maco> lyhana8: however /bin/sh if youre running a script is dash
[05:04] <lapion> *kms
[05:04] <ubuntu> maco: * only works in dos for me
[05:05] <lapion> kms doesn't like any resolution bigger then 2048x2048
[05:05] <rww> lyhana8: It is. bash by default doesn't do tab-completion (which is what I assume you mean) or have a detailed prompt; they're both set in .bashrc
[05:05] <lyhana8> maco: I just run `bash` and got the nice prompt auto completion, etc.
[05:05] <Watson516> Crell: does this help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5780073
[05:05] <maco> ubuntu: what command are you trying to run? are you keeping in mind that linux is case-sentitive to a* and A* are two different things?
[05:05] <rww> so whether you're actually running bash would be best decided with ps or something :)
[05:05] <lyhana8> rww: I'm not sure the default shell is bash. I know you can set something else with the GUI
[05:06] <tazman1a> the system is currently running windows 2000 and it's crawling.... I think I will still try with ubuntu-10.04.
[05:07] <lyhana8> I'm working trough SSH and when I switch to the new user that *not* a bash prompt rww: maco
[05:07] <maco> lyhana8: what does "ps" say it is?
[05:07] <lapion> tazman1a, just make sure it has more then 1Gb ram
[05:07] <Crell> Hm...
[05:07] <econdudeawesome> 2 questions: how would I get GnoMenu to bind to <alt>f1 instead of standard Ubuntu menu, and what is the best docklets to use with Gnome?
[05:07] <tazman1a> lapion: 168MB ram :)
[05:07] <ubuntu> maco: I use the amd64 live distro and I want make grep only search in SAM files
[05:07] <taulus> Are there any compatibility issues with a Gigabyte GA-P55-USB3 mobo and an i5 760?
[05:07] <lyhana8> maco 19589 pts/1    00:00:00 sh
[05:08] <maco> lyhana8: sh is a symlink to dash
[05:08] <maco> lyhana8: check your /etc/passwd
[05:08] <lapion> tazman1a, is it a server ?
[05:08] <tazman1a> lapion: no, it's a regular desktop Pentium 2 366MHz
[05:08] <tazman1a> and 10G hard drive
[05:09] <Crell> Watson516: No, I don't think so.  The packages are already installed and the DirectoryIndex is being set by an .htaccess file.  AllowOverride is set to All.
[05:09] <lapion> well try using one of lighter ubuntu desktop managers
[05:09] <bribroder> Hey guys, I need some help with VNC. When I try to remote in after a reboot, I get a connection refused. But after logging into the remote box directly, VNC works fine. Any ideas??
[05:09] <jonathan23383> holaaaa
[05:09] <lapion> well try using one of lighter ubuntu desktop managers, tazman1a
[05:09] <jonathan23383> alguna mujer para hablar????
[05:10] <auranos> So I've got a weird bug, I just upgraded from Karmic to Lucid and now all my programs are minimized.
[05:10] <lapion> Jonathan, no aki solamente mujeres que tienen problemas con ubuntu
[05:10] <Sasquatch7> How do I open a browser using the terminal and have it open in the background. I'm using & and the browser still comes to foreground when opened. Any ideas?
[05:10] <econdudeawesome> what are the best desktop gadgets for gnome ubuntu desktop?
[05:10] <Hardik> i have a broadcom wifi card and i just installed ubuntu today...the internet connection keeps dropping after every 2-3 mins
[05:10] <abhijit> !en | jonathan23383
[05:10] <tazman1a> lapion: lighter ubuntu desktop manager? what is that?
[05:10] <auranos> Whenever I launch a new program it minimizes and when I click it in the taskbar it opens and then minimizes.
[05:10] <xangua> Hardik: no familiar with broadcom, better keep asking in the channel, not PM
[05:10] <lapion> anything but kde or gnome desktop
[05:10] <auranos> I'm on Netbook Remix if that matters
[05:10] <Hardik> ok
[05:11] <econdudeawesome> lapion: why is that?
[05:11] <rww> Hardik: which Broadcom model?
[05:11] <jonathan23383> hi, i speak with woman
[05:11] <sacarlson> bribroder:  maybe just have it auto login at boot if security is not a problem
[05:11] <xangua> abhijit: why did you do that¿¿ he wasn't looking for ubuntu support
[05:11] <Hardik> rww: am not exactly sure...how would i check?
[05:11] <econdudeawesome> lapion: I use lubuntu generally, and only with sweet computers the 64-bit ubuntu install--awesomeness
[05:11] <maco> jonathan23383: this is a tech support channel
[05:11] <rww> jonathan23383: This is an Ubuntu support channel, not a dating site.
[05:11] <jonathan23383> ok
[05:11] <jonathan23383> sorry
[05:11] <rww> Hardik: one of 'lspci' or 'lsusb' in the Terminal should show it
[05:12] <abhijit> jonathan23383, join #ubuntu-women
[05:12] <abhijit> xangua, he said something in another language.
[05:12] <maco> jonathan23383: please dont
[05:12] <jonathan23383> tengo un problema en mi laptop
[05:12] <Flannel> abhijit: Please don't
[05:12] <IdleOne> abhijit: #ubuntu-women is not a dating channel either
[05:12] <maco> abhijit: #ubuntu-women is NOT a dating channel
[05:12] <abhijit> Flannel, IdleOne maco okk
[05:12] <jonathan23383> trabajo con ubuntu 10.04 x64 y quiero conectar mi banda ancha movil pero no me sale que hago???
[05:12] <Hardik> rww: ok for the ethernet controller it shows broadcom - netlink BCM5906M
[05:13] <abhijit> he just said something in another language thats why i run that !en factoid
[05:13] <IdleOne> !es | jonathan23383
[05:13] <jonathan23383> me sale cuando dejo el modem conectado y reinicio
[05:13] <maco> !en | jonathan23383
[05:13] <maco> jonathan23383: va a #ubuntu-es
[05:13] <jonathan23383> ok men
[05:13] <Rickmasta> Hey guys, I think I just made a bad move
[05:14] <brandon420> oh noooesss
[05:14] <Sasquatch7> How would I go about opening a web browser and not have it open over other windows?
[05:14] <brandon420> i have made a few of those
[05:14] <Rickmasta> So I bought a vps, like, for my playground,
[05:14] <Watson516> Crell: if you remove the .htaccess file, does it work?
[05:14] <Rickmasta> but thing is, I have like NO experience in linux/ubuntu or servers. =/
[05:15] <brandon420> its not hard
[05:15] <brandon420> you trying to use that to learn?
[05:15] <Crell> Watson516: Nope.  I renamed .htaccess to just htaccess.  No change.  Still works in Konqueror but not Firefox.
[05:15] <Rickmasta> So I'm trying to install Rubystacks
[05:15] <lapion> tazman1a, try using lubuntu
[05:15] <Rickmasta> http://rubyworks.rubyforge.org/installation/ubuntu.html,
[05:16] <Rickmasta> and it says "Point your package manager to RubyWorks APT repository. Open file /etc/apt/sources.list in a text editor, and add this line to it:"
[05:16] <Hardik> rww: any luck finding out what the problem could be?
[05:16] <Rickmasta> How the hell do I do that from a vps? lol
[05:16] <brandon420> use vnc?
[05:16] <maco> Rickmasta: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:16] <rww> Hardik: sorry, I got distracted. I only know about the BCM43xx series (which are the most popular ones these days); sorry :(
[05:16] <lapion> tazman1a, but for questions regarding lubuntu please join #lubuntu
[05:17] <Hardik> ok thanx for responding
[05:17] <maco> Rickmasta: at the bottom when it says ^ followed by some letter?  The ^ means "ctrl" so like ^O  means ctrl+O saves
[05:17] <Rickmasta> ah, swee
[05:17] <maco> Rickmasta: im assuming you mean from a terminal...
[05:17] <Rickmasta> Yup
[05:17] <maco> Rickmasta: you may want to have a look at the the official ubuntu server book
[05:17] <Rickmasta> WriteOut, means save?
[05:17] <sacarlson> Rickmasta: I just use gem to install stuf in ruby.  some gem require having libs that I just use standard ubuntu repository
[05:18] <Sasquatch7> How would I go about opening a web browser and not have it open over other windows? But in the background.
[05:19] <sacarlson> Sasquatch7: oh maybe you are looking for a headless web browser
[05:19] <Sasquatch7> sacarlson: what is that?
[05:20] <ubuntu> I use the amd64 live distro and I want make grep only search in SAM files
[05:20] <Sasquatch7> sacarlson: just want to open chromium in the background behind the current window i'm in. Can't seem to figure out how.
[05:20] <sacarlson> Sasquatch7: that's a browser that dosn't use a window envirnment
[05:21] <Watson516> Crell: Sorry, I have no idea what would cause that...are the headers set correctly? Maybe Firefox is more strict?
[05:21] <Sasquatch7> sacarlson: I see.
[05:21] <sacarlson> Sasquatch7: why must it be chromium?  are you loging into something?
[05:21] <Sasquatch7> sacarlson: no it can be firefox.
[05:21] <Watson516> Crell: is it just the index or any php?
[05:22] <san_> Sasquatch right click on the top and check "Use system title bar and borders"
[05:23] <san_> Sasquatch7: right click on the top ( blue top of the chrome browser) and check "Use system title bar and borders"
[05:24] <Sasquatch7> san_: Oh ok thanks.
[05:24] <Crell> Watson516: Other PHP files work fine, as does index.php if I access it directly.
[05:24] <Sasquatch7> san_: So now how do I have it open in the background on my desktop?
[05:24] <Crell> I'm not sure how to check the headers in Konqueror...
[05:25] <Crell> Watson516: The return mimetype is text/html it looks like, according to wget.
[05:26] <san_> oops, sorry I thought, you wanted it on top of others, if you mean background process: google-chrome &
[05:27] <san_> the current window is chrome also?
[05:27] <jamie> Hey, anyone to help with a laptop sleep issue with 10.04?  When I wake from sleep I have to reconnect to wifi :-( and it asks for PW again... (my SSID is hidden and I have a WPA2 10 char aphanumeric pw)
[05:27] <Sasquatch7> san_: I'm using that already and the browser opens in the foreground no matter what window I'm currently in.
[05:27] <Watson516> Crell: how are you accessing index when it doesn't work?
[05:28] <Crell> Watson516: Going to http://localhost/~me/foo/ in Firefox.
[05:28] <san_> and always on top is checked for the current window?
[05:28] <sacarlson> Crell:  I asume you have php installed in apache2?  did you try the php info test?
[05:28] <Crell> sacarlson: Yep.  If I go to ~/me/foo/index.php, the page loads fine.
[05:28] <Sasquatch7> san_: Yes.
[05:28] <san_> worked for me
[05:28] <jamie> If I can't fix this, I might have to switch distro's.  and I HATE rpm :-(
[05:29] <Crell> jamie: I know the feeling. :-/
[05:29] <uncle_sin> i hate rpm too
[05:29] <sacarlson> Crell: so like a file with <?php phpinfo(); ?>  works?
[05:29] <hiku> jamie: I've been having the same issue with 10.04 32bit
[05:29] <LucasCampos> Hello
[05:29] <Crell> sacarlson: Yes.
[05:30] <san_> opened window1, set allways on top, and then clicked to launch another chrome  and it opened behind the current window
[05:30] <jamie> Crell: I have an openSuSE DVD right next to me... but I can't bring myself to kill a deb box :-(
[05:30] <jamie> I'm on 32 bit as well for the laptop.  (the desktop is wired in, so no problems there)
[05:30] <hiku> jamie: how about Mint Linux.. don't think they are having the same issues but I'm not sure
[05:30] <LucasCampos> How to edit the grub? I have like eight entries for Ubuntu, two for each Linux-header
[05:30] <Crell> jamie: GMTA. :-)  But I am going to a conference in 2 weeks and this is not a good time to be switching distros.
[05:30] <abhijit> !grub2 | LucasCampos
[05:30] <sacarlson> crell but now when you go through the apache2 server?
[05:30] <san_> ctrl+N also works
[05:30] <Crell> sacarlson: Er, what do you mean through the apache2 server?
[05:31] <sacarlson> Crell: do you have apache2 installed?
[05:31] <Crell> sacarlson: Yes.  This is an upgrade from 9.10.
[05:31] <Crell> Which was working fine (at least in this regard).
[05:32] <psycho789> whats a good burning program in ubuntu
[05:32] <jamie> hiku: I tried Peppermint (think it was ICE) and couldn't even connect in the first place
[05:32] <Sasquatch7> san_: attempted all of that, just doesn't seem to work for me.
[05:32] <Sasquatch7> san_: thanks.
[05:32] <jamie> Brasero?... wait, is there a linux version of IMGBurn?
[05:32] <abhijit> psycho789, brasero
[05:32] <sacarlson> Crell: so in your browser if you go to http://localhost ?
[05:33] <HeliusCron> can anyone offer some sound help
[05:33] <sacarlson> crell: I'm not sure your server is local sorry
[05:33] <san_> Sasquatch7: not at all
[05:33] <hiku> jamie: not sure about imgburn but are you referring to an iso burner program? Basero is great for that
[05:33] <Crell> sacarlson: That works fine in both browsers.
[05:33] <hiku> !ask | HeliusCron
[05:33] <Crell> It's JUST an unspecified file falling back to index.php in Firefox.  Konqueror is fine.
[05:34] <psycho789> abhijit, ah thanks, didnt see that at first look
[05:34] <jamie> hiku: imgburn does iso to cd/dvd, dvd/cd to iso, cd to cd, etc, etc... it's like VLC but for optical drives ;-)
[05:34] <HeliusCron> when I close apps or web pages the sound just keeps going even though the whole window is closed,  why?
[05:34] <hiku> jamie: nice...
[05:34] <HeliusCron> happens in the music player and web pages
[05:34] <jgornick> Anyone here know Samba pretty well in terms of permissions.  I can't seem to persist group permissions when I want to copy over new files from my Ubuntu 10.04 machine (with permanent mounted share) to my FreeNas server running Samba.
[05:34] <undecim> HeliusCron: The plugin is still running for a few seconds after closing the browser
[05:35] <will_> Hey, guys, I think I could cook an egg on my laptop, anyone know how to force the OS to run the fan faster, also ACPI always reports 27C no mater what
[05:35] <jamie> Crell: was that a warning to stay away from Novell?  or just to wait a bit in general?
[05:35] <abhijit> bye
[05:35] <Sasquatch7> How would I open a program in the terminal but have a program open in another workspace?
[05:35] <HeliusCron> na this is like 5 minutes still going now
[05:35] <Crell> jamie: No, just that the timing is rather poor for me. :-)
[05:35] <sacarlson> Crell: this may be a stupid request but did you try rename the index.php file to another name xindex.php and try the firefox again?  I have had cache problems in some files
[05:35] <Crell> Hm.
[05:35] <undecim> HeliusCron: Then maybe the plugin or firefox itself never closed. Try pressing alt+f2 and typeing "killall firefox-bin"
[05:35] <Crell> Let me try killing Firefox entirely.
[05:36] <HeliusCron> well its the music player still running  too even tho i closed that too
[05:36] <sacarlson> Crell:  I fixed it with a header change in the file to make no time for cache
[05:36] <jamie> so anyone else have a problem (or solution) to the non-autoconnect for wifi?  is there a .config file somewhere I could tap into?
[05:36] <Crell> Hm.
[05:36] <Hoober> odd i can't change my directory to the folder named ASM i put on my desktop
[05:36] <HeliusCron> both were steaming sound from the web
[05:36] <Crell> Do you recall the directive?
[05:36] <HeliusCron> streaming
[05:36] <undecim> HeliusCron: Your desktop music player? That minimizes to the indicator
[05:37]  * Crell doesn't often play with http headers.
[05:37] <HeliusCron> I 'closed' it
[05:37] <HeliusCron> nm i see it up top
[05:37] <undecim> HeliusCron: Pressing the X button still minimizes it to the panel
[05:37] <undecim> You close the window, but the player is still in the background
[05:38] <sacarlson> crell: <META HTTP-EQUIV="PRAGMA" CONTENT="NO-CACHE" >
[05:38]  * Crell tries.
[05:38] <jamie> nobody? :-(  alright, I'll check forums and be back tomorrow ;-)
[05:38] <jamie>  / almostkiss
[05:38] <sacarlson> crell: <META HTTP-EQUIV="EXPIRES" CONTENT="-1" >
[05:38] <sacarlson> 	<META HTTP-EQUIV="CONTENT-TYPE" CONTENT="text/html; charset=utf-8">
[05:39] <jamie> peace 8-)
[05:39] <Watson516> sacarlson: header("Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate");  in php no?
[05:40] <HeliusCron> how can I get better full screen video with youtube type videos in Ubuntu running in Vbox
[05:40] <sacarlson> watson516: no I had it in an html file crell:
[05:40] <HeliusCron> small video seem fine
[05:40] <Crell> Watson516: sacarlson: Well I just tried both the HTML and PHP versions.  Firefox still wants to download the file.
[05:41] <elitexray> Has anyone successfully installed their ati graphic driver on ubuntu?
[05:42] <Rickmasta> Anyone mind telling me why I keep on receiving this message? http://screens.rickmasta.com/7o.jpg
[05:42] <Watson516> elitexray: mine just worked in 10.04
[05:42] <Rickmasta> and what I can do to fix it?
[05:42] <elitexray> Are you able to play games and such @watson516?
[05:42] <Watson516> elitexray: yes
[05:44] <hiku> Crell: is it possible for me to view the webpage in question?
[05:44] <sacarlson> hiku: crell: good idea
[05:44] <hiku> Rickmasta: have you run the apt-get -f install
[05:45] <Rickmasta> Yup
[05:45] <hiku> hmm
[05:45] <Alazare> i have a question how does the noauto option in fstab work exactly cause i swap hard drives and one of the drives i remove to test others is my data drive i like having it automounted but if i rmove it and attach another fstab causes it to halt during boot cause of the missing drive
[05:47] <Rickmasta> how do I install a specific version of an application in linux?
[05:49] <shadow>  initrd.gz image
[05:50] <jgornick> Anyone here know Samba pretty well in terms of permissions.  I can't seem to persist group permissions when I want to copy over new files from my Ubuntu 10.04 machine (with permanent mounted share) to my FreeNas server running Samba.
[05:50] <Crell> hiku: Um, not really.  My laptop is behind a NAT.
[05:50] <tucemiux> Rickmasta,  you go to the application's website and download their package
[05:50] <hiku> Crell: oh darn ok. can you pastebin your html/php file and your apache2 config for me so I can try to replicate it here.
[05:50] <digitalfiz> i have apache2 and php5 installed and php5 module is enabled but when i click on php links it wants me to download them
[05:51] <wyrm111_> anyone know the shortcut to open a privat conversation window in irssi?
[05:52] <sacarlson>  Crell: I'm behind a nat and still can do.  I set my IP as static and have my ADSL set to forward all trafic to that address
[05:52] <shadow> !initrd.gz
[05:52] <Crell> hiku: Well the file doesn't seem to matter.  Even if there's no PHP code in it, a .php file seems to fail.
[05:52] <hiku> Crell: digitalfiz looks like you 2 now have something in common
[05:52] <rww> digitalfiz: did you restart apache after enabling the php5 module?
[05:52] <hiku> Crell: can I see your apache2.conf?
[05:52] <digitalfiz> rww, yes
[05:53] <Crell> sacarlson: Yeah, but I'm not wild about rewiring my NAT. :-)
[05:53] <Crell> hiku: Stand by.  You want the entire thing?
[05:53] <hiku> Crell: yea pastebin it if you can
[05:53] <hiku> Crell: this is a default out of the box config right?
[05:53] <sacarlson> crell: hiku: I agree I think it's a apache2 config problem
[05:53] <tucemiux> Crell, if it's multiple lines you MUST use pastebin
[05:53] <hiku> !paste > Crell
[05:54] <Crell> http://pastebin.com/Az3xEtjL
[05:54]  * Crell is well-familiar with pastebin protocol, worry not. :-)
[05:55] <hiku> Crell: ok cool, ty. I'll be right back...
[05:55] <Crell> hiku: This is a 9.10 system upgraded to 10.04 this past weekend.
[05:55] <Crell> So far it doesn't seem to have been a trade-up. :-(
[05:56] <sacarlson> Crell: I upgraded from 8.04 to 10.04 from complete reinstall on apache2 so it should work.
[05:57] <sacarlson> Crell: I just moved the original apache2 configs into my new 10.04 install
[05:58] <Crell> Well there's other issues, mostly related to it being more sluggish.  I'm just dealing with PHP right now as that's the mission critical one.
[05:59] <hiku> Crell: ok cool. I just verified that my default 10.04 is working with php and all seems well. so now I'll test with your config
[06:00] <shadow> hd-media files  download where?
[06:00] <digitalfiz> my system is a fresh install of 10.04
[06:00] <digitalfiz> and php files want to download
[06:00] <digitalfiz> http://digitalfiz.no-ip.org/~digitalfiz/phpinfo.php
[06:00] <sig> anyone know of any issues with the lastest version installing on laptops?
[06:02] <hiku> Crell: try this apache2.conf file. make sure to backup your orig one first.  http://pastebin.com/d5fw0p8K
[06:02] <sacarlson> hiku: crell: there are many files in the /etc/apache2 directory that has many config files you may need to look deeper into that directory
[06:02] <hiku> sacarlson: yes, conf.d has more files, for php webdav etc etc.... those could also be causing an issue.
[06:03] <hiku> Crell: have you tried backing up all your apache configs, then uninstall apache2, remove the /etc/apache2 dir, and then reinstall?
[06:04] <digitalfiz> i figured out why mine wasnt working
[06:04] <hiku> digitalfiz: how is that?
[06:04] <Crell> hiku: Not yet.  I didn't want to do something that drastic if I could avoid it.
[06:04] <digitalfiz> mi isses was cuz php engine was off for userdirs
[06:04] <digitalfiz> my issue
[06:04] <hiku> Crell: yea, I totally understand
[06:04] <Crell> digitalfiz: D'Oh! Yeah, I ran into that, too.
[06:05] <hiku> digitalfiz: ah, nice find.
[06:05] <Crell> And then it worked except for this particular case.
[06:05] <Crell> That seems like a rather silly default to me, frankly.
[06:05] <digitalfiz> http://digitalfiz.no-ip.org/~digitalfiz/phpinfo.php tada!
[06:05] <hiku> Crell: yeah me too
[06:05] <hiku> digitalfiz: lookin good now
[06:05] <Crell> Oh what the...
[06:05] <Crell> hiku: OK, that didn't fix it.
[06:05] <Crell> However!
[06:06] <[zz]> hi, I've been having an ongoing problem where networking just dies for some reason. Anyone know what I can do to alleviate that?
[06:06] <Crell> I just tried a different directory and it DID work there!!!
[06:06]  * Crell is now even more confused.
[06:06] <hiku> Crell: hmm, where are you storing your webpages? whats the path?
[06:06] <hiku> Crell:  mine are in /var/www
[06:06] <Crell> hiku: These are both subdirs of my public_html.
[06:06]  * ianwizard is even more confused then Crell, because he walked in on the middle of the conversation...
[06:06] <sacarlson> crell: oh must be that .htaccess file
[06:07] <hiku> Crell: oh..... ok now I got it
[06:07] <Crell> Except removing the htaccess file didn't fix it.
[06:07] <Crell> Hang on, let me reclone the git repo.
[06:07] <hiku> Crell: hmm
[06:07] <sacarlson> crell: even after reload?  cache?
[06:08] <Crell> Yep.
[06:08] <Crell> Huh.
[06:08] <Crell> A fresh checkout worked.
[06:08] <hiku> Crell: are there any errors in /var/log/apache2/error.log?
[06:08] <Crell> But not if I rename it to that name...
[06:09] <sacarlson> crell: cool one down XXX more problems to go
[06:09] <Crell> hiku: I think the problem isn't Apache, it's firefox.
[06:09] <hiku> Crell: oh strange
[06:09] <Crell> Hang on, I'm just going to reboot the entire laptop and see if Firefox gets the message.
[06:09] <hiku> Crell: =) ok
[06:09] <Crell> Catch you on the flipside.
[06:10] <hiku> Crell: you do that while I do the unthinkable. upgrade/downgrade my 10.04 to mint linux 9 =) just for the heck of it
[06:10] <Crell> You are a sick sick man.
[06:10] <hiku> Crell: =)
[06:10] <hiku> Crell: I just want to see if it will work
[06:10]  * Crell once had a roommate who upgraded his Red Hat box to Debian while it was running, without rebooting it.
[06:10]  * [zz] pokes channel
[06:10] <Crell> I think he spent about 4 months running it before rebooting to see if it worked.
[06:10] <sacarlson> hiku: maybe try in vertualbox so you don't break something you need
[06:11] <hiku> sacarlson: yeah I'm not to worried about it.  this is my trash laptop...
[06:11] <hiku> sacarlson: I beat it up daily.
[06:12] <sacarlson> hiku:  ya can't beat that
[06:14] <disappearedng> hey let say I am behind my router right now and my router's address is <IP_ADDRESS> My modem, which the router is connected, is at <IP_ADDRESS> How do I access my modem from my current connection now?
[06:14] <hiku> sacarlson: ok all done. time to reboot and see if going from 10.04 to Linux mint 9 works
[06:15] <makson> has anyone used this on ubnutu to make a jail http://www.jmcresearch.com/projects/jail/howto.html
[06:16] <Crell> Well that still doesn't work.
[06:16] <Crell> But if I move the code to a different directory name, it works.
[06:16] <Crell> To me that indicates that Firefox is totally FUBAR.
[06:18] <Oricygnus> Hi
[06:19] <gryllida> !hi | Oricygnus
[06:19] <[zz]> in case it wasn't noticed, <[zz]> hi, I've been having an ongoing problem where networking just dies for some reason. Anyone know what I can do to alleviate that?
[06:22] <ilovefairuz> [zz]: pastebin: lshw -C network and /var/log/messages
[06:23] <micahg> are people reporting issues after the kernel security update with disk access taking longer?
[06:27] <makson> any good docs on setting up chroot env on ubuntu the docs on site are outdated
[06:27] <makson> schroot isn't available
[06:27] <[zz]> ilovefairuz, http://pastebin.com/B944Wb0N and http://pastebin.com/LRWvyDDV
[06:30] <ilovefairuz> Crell: this is about the DirectoryIndex directive
[06:32]  * CrellAwaaay wanders off.
[06:34] <ilovefairuz> CrellAwaaay: add index.php to its list
[06:35] <Legendary_Bibo> Does anyone know how to get a USB flash drive to recognized by WinXP in a virtual box on Ubuntu 10.04 with the non open source version?
[06:37] <HBSC> has anyone here got starcraft2 running in wine?
[06:37] <bullgard4> What console or ncurses based Jabber clients does Ubuntu offer?
[06:38] <rww> bullgard4: finch and centerim
[06:38] <Legendary_Bibo> HPSC: yeah
[06:39] <rkj> hello, can anyone tell me how to get a listing of all the packages installed on my system (via the command line)?
[06:39] <bullgard4> rww: I will have a look at them. --  Thank you vor your help.
[06:39] <rww> rkj: dpkg -l
[06:40] <rkj> rww thanks a million
[06:40] <dodecanesand> ipkg install smell
[06:40] <Legendary_Bibo> rkj: you could go into synaptic and reorder it to show you everything that's installed
[06:40] <Legendary_Bibo> Does anyone know how to get a USB flash drive to recognized by WinXP in a virtual box on Ubuntu 10.04 with the non open source version?
[06:41] <bullgard4> Legendary_Bibo: How can you re-order Synaptic's output?
[06:41] <Raptors> Hey guys
[06:42] <dodecanesand> i'm a doctor not a programmer
[06:42] <Raptors> Is there a way to block a program from getting internet access?
[06:42] <Mr_Sonoma> where does fetchmail put mail messages? what folder?
[06:42] <Legendary_Bibo> bullgard4: There's buttons on the top, you just click on the one of the far left
[06:42] <Legendary_Bibo> Raptors: firewall settings
[06:43] <bullgard4> Raptors: There are several. Depends on your special program and other constraints of your situation and desires.
[06:43] <Legendary_Bibo> Does anyone know how to get a USB flash drive to recognized by WinXP in a virtual box on Ubuntu 10.04 with the non open source version?
[06:43] <Raptors> I want to use a SCII crack but I need to block SC from getting internet access so it doesn't update
[06:44] <UziMonkey> unplug the cable
[06:44] <UziMonkey> easiest solution..
[06:44] <Legendary_Bibo> Raptors: We don't condone illegal stuff or whatever
[06:44] <Flannel> Raptors: Piracy is offtopic for Freenode, please don't continue this discussion, thanks.
[06:44] <UziMonkey> Legendary_Bibo: cracking isn't illegal
[06:44] <bullgard4> Legendary_Bibo: This will not hide packages which are not installed. Sorry.
[06:45] <Legendary_Bibo> bullgard4: oh that's just what I do, it puts all the packages installed on top in alphabetical order
[06:45] <Raptors> alright :(
[06:45] <Legendary_Bibo> UziMonkey: it's a grey area
[06:45] <Raptors> So much for honestly. Say I want to block another program from access internet how would I go about doing it?
[06:46] <Cork> could anyone give me a hint how to use gbus-send with org.freedesktop.Notifications create a Notify OSD bubble?
[06:46] <Legendary_Bibo> Raptors: do you think we're stupid?
[06:46] <Raptors> lol
[06:46] <Raptors> no
[06:46] <Flannel> Raptors: I'd much rather you be honest and purchase the game if you desire to play it.
[06:47] <Raptors> I am going to eventually buy it...
[06:47] <Raptors> well that is all, I guess I'll go read a firewall manual or something\.
[06:48] <starkraving> The last few kernel releases have disabled my wireless. Now because of the new release today, the last one that worked has rolled off of grub. Any way to get it back?
[06:50] <JohnRobe1t> do you think 20GB will be enough for an Ubuntu install?
[06:50] <UziMonkey> yes
[06:51] <UziMonkey> it installs from 1 CD, right?
[06:51] <[zz]> so I didn't really get a reply before but maybe different people are watching the channel now. I'm having an error where networking seems to suddenly stop (icon disappears from the notification area altogether and internet access ceases to exist). Restarting GDM fixes it, but anyone know what could be causing it and what could end it?
[06:51] <UziMonkey> just don't go crazy installing all the software in the repository and 20GB should be fine
[06:51] <red2kic> JohnRobe1t: 2GB is enough too. The question is -- How much of personal data? :o
[06:51] <JohnRobe1t> well I was going to keep personal data on a diff partition
[06:52] <UziMonkey> then you'll be fine
[06:52] <JohnRobe1t> I guess it's plenty
[06:52] <red2kic> JohnRobe1t: I keep my personal files + media on different HDD. :)
[06:52] <wyrm111_> great thing about linux in general; you only have to install what you need, or want :)
[06:53] <UziMonkey> great thing about windows is it comes with ABSOLUTELY NOTHING :P
[06:53] <UziMonkey> (yet Windows 7 wants to take up 20 gigs on install?)
[06:53] <wyrm111_> oh i come with a whole slew oh stuff, all crap
[06:53] <JohnRobe1t> win7 is alright
[06:54] <JohnRobe1t> I use both
[06:54] <rezolute> nothing wrong with win7
[06:54] <rezolute> I'm in it now
[06:54] <rezolute> heh
[06:54] <JohnRobe1t> used linux soley for about 6 years
[06:54] <JohnRobe1t> decided to try windows again
[06:54] <JohnRobe1t> bottom line is all OSes suck really
[06:54] <UziMonkey> same here, it's great.  It just like to eat hard drive space for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
[06:54] <wyrm111_> ...oh. sorry. work?
[06:54] <JohnRobe1t> if they all joined forces to make one ultimate OS I'm sure it'd be ok
[06:54] <rezolute> 20gig is nothing when you have multiple TB hard drives for cheap
[06:55] <bytesaber> I have ubuntu on partition /dev/sda5.    That partition has a ready working grub in it's first sector.    Without setting up a bootloader in my MBR, is there a cd or something i can use to boot with, so I can trigger the bootloader in /dev/sda5?
[06:55] <UziMonkey> true, but why should it?  It's my hard drive, I don't want to give most of it to Windows
[06:55] <rezolute> most?
[06:55] <kc8pxy> UziMonkey:  lol :)
[06:56] <maco_> Hey.. I got some questions about installing Ubuntu server.. If I install Ubuntu Server, it connects to the internet automatically? Because Server doesnt have X environmnent, what should I do if it doesnt connect to internet, to install pakages?
[06:56] <Jordan_U> bytesaber: Super GRUB2 Disk will allow you to do this (though it will by default load the core.img from the filesystem rather than chainloading from the partition, which is good as a bootloader installed to a partition is unreliable).
[06:58] <Jordan_U> maco_: Is it a headless server? If not then you will still have a terminal interface with the keyboard and screen.
[06:58] <bytesaber> why is a bootloader in a partition unreliable?
[06:58] <kc8pxy> ok,  this is getting stupidly annoying..     how do i track down what's crashing all my apps? youtube crashed firefox, randowmly my notifications panel is crashing,   show desktop just crashed,   and randomly,  my xserver keeps crashing, which dumps me back to the login screen.    how do i start tracking the culprit?   it was working till i installed the updates the update manager recommended.
[06:59] <maco_> Jordan_U Sorry, I speak spanish.. What do u mean 'headless server'? and.. Yes, I have the terminal, but it connects automatically to the eth0?
[06:59] <Jordan_U> bytesaber: You can't fit enough code into one sector to read from the filesystem, so you need to use blocklists instead. But filesystems don't make any guarantee that these blocklists will remain valid.
[07:00] <Jordan_U> maco_: Maybe you should ask in #ubuntu-es.
[07:00] <kc8pxy> maco_:  headless server's normally have no monitor attached,  and sometimes,  not even a video card :)
[07:01] <bytesaber> Jordan_U, guess i just have the grub in the first sector to boot that partition.   i bumped it into a gpt partition and now i need a way to boot it since rEFIt can't reach it with bios emulatino
[07:01] <Jordan_U> kc8pxy: Have you run memtest to rule out bad RAM?
[07:01] <maco_> kc8pxy Yes it has, I just want to know if Ubuntu server, just installed on my pc is going to connect automatically to internet via eth0?
[07:02] <HBSC> has anyone here got starcraft2 to run in wine?
[07:02] <kc8pxy> Jordan_U: not in the last month.  but i test all my machines with memtest before i put them into action.
[07:03] <starkraving> Is this the best room to get a wireless card working? It worked 6 kernels ago
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[07:03] <molish> [[[,,== ,[[ '[[, [[[   [[[[[[/'[==/[[[[,
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[07:03] <molish>  "MM,   YMM   ""`   `'YMUP"YMM  "YMmMY"
[07:03] <FloodBot1> molish: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:03] <maco_> I can not connect to Ubuntu-es :S
[07:03] <Jordan_U> bytesaber: Create a BIOS boot partition then install grub to the MBR.
[07:03] <molish>  :::         ...      :::
[07:03] <molish>  ;;;      .;;;;;;;.   ;;;
[07:03] <molish>  [[[     ,[[     \[[, [[[
[07:03] <molish>  $$'     $$$,     $$$ $$'
[07:03] <molish> o88oo,.__"888,_ _,88Po88oo,.__
[07:03] <molish> """"YUMMM  "YMMMMMP" """"YUMMM
[07:03] <Jordan_U> !ops | molish
[07:03] <molish> -graffiti lol
[07:04] <Jordan_U> bytesaber: http://grub.enbug.org/BIOS_Boot_Partition
[07:05] <bytesaber> there a way i can clear the code in the MBr after?
[07:06] <Jordan_U> bytesaber: Why?
[07:06] <bytesaber> like dd if=/dev/zero and of it somewhere?
[07:06] <bytesaber> i'm experimenting with efi stuff.   playing around.
[07:06] <maco_> Could you tell me please? Ubuntu Server just installed is going to connect automatically to eht0?
[07:06] <maco_> I cant get help on Ubuntu-es :S
[07:07] <starkraving> Can anyone help get a wireless card working? It worked 6 kernels ago
[07:07] <starkraving> Dell Inspiron 6400, Broadcom BCM4328
[07:09] <harlan> is it just me or are there lots of choices/opinions on how an LVM system should be set up?
[07:10] <Jordan_U> starkraving: How did you get it working in the first place?
[07:10] <starkraving> It used to work, even in 9.10. Then there was a kernel release and it stopped working, I'd have to use grub to choose the second kernel down
[07:10] <iflema> starkraving try the STA driver under the hardware drivers gui, IF its not listed install the bcmwl-kernel-source package
[07:11] <rww> ubottu: bcm43xx
[07:11] <starkraving> Now that the latest kernel was released, the one kernel that my wireless card worked under has rolled off of grub
[07:11] <StuckMojo> anyone every tried to or figured out a way to set up a service ip that will automagically move between eth0 and wan0 depending one whether your laptop is docked or not?
[07:11] <starkraving> I have the STA driver
[07:11] <rww> starkraving: how did you install it?
[07:11] <tripleb-mirc> Question. I have windows on a HD. I have a new HD and am going to put Ubuntu on it. At what point do I set up grub to give me a choice of OS when I boot?
[07:11] <StuckMojo> so you can ssh in from your desktop and have the connections stay live when you undock?
[07:12] <Jordan_U> bytesaber: "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda count=1 bs=440" But dd can be extremely dangerous and I am in no way liable if you accidentily destroy your partition table and lose all your data.
[07:12] <Jordan_U> tripleb-mirc: It's done automagically.
[07:12] <iflema> starkraving how did you install the driver? The hardware drivers gui?
[07:13] <starkraving> umm
[07:14] <starkraving> It shows up in my hardware packages, but it's not activated. It's currently set to use the "Broadcom B43 wireless driver"
[07:14] <iflema> starkraving thats the problem....
[07:14] <starkraving> I just activated it. I did try that before though, same problem.
[07:14] <starkraving> I just activated it, do I need to reboot to try it?
[07:14] <bytesaber> Jordan_U, I've done bs=446 to clear a boot sector of a ext3 partition.   never have tried zeroing out a MBR.   too scare of wiping the partition table.    I might give it a try tho >: )
[07:14] <starkraving> I have the command line open
[07:15] <bytesaber> works fine for erasing grub or lilo from ext2,3,4 partitions.
[07:15] <bytesaber> tried the same on a NTFS partition, i ended up messing up the partition.   Not sure what 446 bit NTFS.
[07:15] <iflema> starkraving in terminal      sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb wl  then do sudo modprobe wl
[07:16] <starkraving> FATAL: Module ssb is in use.
[07:16] <bytesaber> not sure why 446 broke or (bit too much off) of the NTFS partiton.    Was thinking the first 446 bytes was standard.
[07:17] <starkraving> Hardware drivers is saying I need to reboot to activate it, guess that's my answer :/
[07:17] <iflema> starkraving restart it.....
[07:17] <starkraving> @iflema, thanks, brb
[07:18] <bytesaber> thank you Jordan_U
[07:18] <Jordan_U> bytesaber: You're welcome.
[07:20] <silv3r_m00n> I need an application to view hardware information
[07:20] <silv3r_m00n> please suggest a few
[07:21] <bytesaber> silv3r_m00n, have you run lspci ?
[07:21] <bytesaber> is that info what you're looking for?
[07:21] <bytesaber> might have to say sudo
[07:22] <silv3r_m00n> ok I remember hardinfo was good
[07:24] <starkraving> Okay, I rebooted, and now Hardware Drivers says the STA driver is activated but not in use. The line sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb wl still errors with FATAL: ssb is in use
[07:26] <iflema> starkraving thase last two commands where to prevent a reboot only... BCM4328 you say, im thinking bcm4321, in a terminal     lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4
[07:26] <nikolam> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu does not return search results now. I am getting timeout errors.
[07:27] <rww> nikolam: works fine here
[07:27] <starkraving> Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n [14e4:4328] (rev 01)
[07:28] <iflema> starkraving good one..... hangon
[07:28] <Crash1hd> hey all ok so I ran gnome-panel in xterminal in xming and now my ubuntu desktop gnome-panel has dissapeared and doesnt seem to want to reappear even on reboot?
[07:28] <nikolam> fww enter firefox in the search
[07:28] <starkraving> The other hardware driver I added was the one that uses fwcutter
[07:28] <Karen_m> when you run AWN, I also have the tabs on the bottom.. how do i disable the other tabs, or is there a way to combo AWN in better?
[07:28] <Crash1hd> how do I get my customized gnome-panel back?
[07:29] <nikolam> rww, do zou get results on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu when you enter "firefox" to search?
[07:29] <starkraving> Broadcom B43 wireless driver was what I used to use back when it worked :/
[07:29] <iflema> starkraving STA is the one for you I think not positive!?!?!?!?!?
[07:30] <nikolam> rww, ?
[07:30] <starkraving> Right now Hardware Drivers says STA is 'activated but not in use'. Any way to force it to be in use?
[07:31] <rww> nikolam: nope
[07:32] <DFDGF> ubuntu-cn
[07:32] <rww> nikolam: or, to be less ambiguous, yes I get timeouts when I use that search thing
[07:32] <wistar> 哈哈哈哈哈
[07:32] <nikolam> rww, so https://launchpad.net/ubuntu does not return search results for some search package names. like firefox.
[07:32] <dhruvasagar> Hi, I don't get the grub menu list while booting, I have only Ubuntu installed, but I have several kernels & there are times I would like to go to the recovery console, what do I need to do to get the menu at startup ?
[07:32] <nikolam> ok, thanks rww
[07:33] <rww> dhruvasagar: hold down shift
[07:33] <dhruvasagar> rww: that's it ?
[07:33] <Karen_m> How do I disable the bottom tab if I enable AWN?
[07:34] <rww> dhruvasagar: yes. technically you only need to do it when GRUB's loading, but I just hold it down from when the computer first powers on.
[07:34] <pradeep> dhruvasagar, i think it has to do with the timing grub has
[07:34] <iflema> starkraving did your ethernet card show aswell in the lspci output or just the wireless card?
[07:34] <nikolam> dhruvasagar, I have something called "login screen settings" in a system menu for setting up timeout upon boot.
[07:34] <starkraving> If I do lspci with no arguments they both come up
[07:35] <dhruvasagar> pradeep: what timing, I see the bios + post, then a blank screen and then after sometime I get the Ubuntu splash screen...no grub at all
[07:35] <iflema> starkraving ok, so no....
[07:35] <dhruvasagar> nikolam: oO i'll look at that
[07:35] <dhruvasagar> thanks a lot rww pradeep nikolam
[07:35] <rww> nikolam, dhruvasager: login screen settings is the timeout for autologin in GDM, it has nothing to do with GRUB
[07:35] <KE1HA> dhruvasagar, right when you see the Linux .. .. .. hit and hold the Shift Key, should bring up the Grub menu.
[07:35] <nikolam> dhruvasagar, sry, that is, like , for setting X login screen, not for grub. I see now.
[07:35] <Guest53082> hi guys.I have a small problem.Hope someone can help me?
[07:36] <nikolam> rww, yes, my mistake
[07:37] <starkraving> The weird thing is that with the settings I had before, using the B43 driver, it worked even in 10.04. Then they started updating the kernels and it stopped working
[07:37] <Guest53082> what can cause a client to see the server one day then the next day not, yet nothing has been changed.
[07:38] <nibbler__> Guest53082, this is WAY to few information, network topology in between? WHO claims nothing has changed? seen by what protocol, can you ping?
[07:39] <Guest53082> my client machines cant see the server anymore.
[07:40] <iflema> starkraving the chipset 14e4:4328 is supported by b43 but no mention of card type bcm4328 being supported
[07:41] <iflema> starkraving have you tried posting on the ubuntu forumns
[07:42] <starkraving> Not posting new no, I've read them but everything is ancient
[07:42] <KE1HA> Guest53082, what services were you using that allowed the clients to see the server initially, and is that service still running ?
[07:42] <Guest53082> samba only
[07:42] <starkraving> Even the official help page is ancient
[07:42] <skor_> when I boot the 10.04 live cd the screen goes black but the welcome music plays.  I'm assuming the nvidia graphics card is the culprit.  Is there a way to work around this ?
[07:42] <starkraving> The one that ubuntubot mentioned above :)
[07:42] <KE1HA> That's where you should start, check that its still running ro somethign hasn't changed there.
[07:42] <SJr> I'm trying to encode into h264, but for some reason I can't seem to get ffmpeg to realize that it can encode to it.
[07:42] <skor_> this is a power pc box if that makes any difference
[07:43] <Guest53082> l check to make sure that nothing had changed there and all is in order there
[07:43] <nikolam> dhruvasagar, there is a timeout setting in  /etc/grub.d/00_header , as per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[07:43] <starkraving> So, I'm left with somehow getting the old kernel to show up in grub, do you know if that's possible at least?
[07:43] <matrix_> hello
[07:43] <matrix_> how can i use static ip
[07:43] <matrix_> on ubuntu
[07:43] <matrix_> and static dns name ?
[07:43] <FloodBot1> matrix_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:43] <dhruvasagar> nikolam: hm
[07:43] <KE1HA> Guest53082, then restart samba and see if the clients are able to see the server.
[07:44] <iflema> starkraving is the old kernel listed in synaptic? i gotta step out, but now im curious, ima gonna look into it a little later
[07:44] <livingdaylight> greetings ooboonteros
[07:44] <Guest53082> k will try that as l did try rebooting the server and that didn't work
[07:44] <demoneye> MaRK-I: you around by chance?
[07:44] <KE1HA> Guest53082, or better yet, sudo /etc/init.d/samba status first.
[07:44] <livingdaylight> I have 8year old child. Can you recommend some linux games? No, not frozen bubble - thank you
[07:45] <skor_> tuxracer if it still exists
[07:45] <sp4z> world of warcraft
[07:45] <Guest53082> k will try that
[07:45] <psycho_oreos> it is
[07:45] <sacarlson>  matrix_:  modify the /etc/network/interfaces file
[07:45] <psycho_oreos> ther's also gltron
[07:45] <psycho_oreos> there's*
[07:45] <matrix_> can you show me example
[07:45] <matrix_> interfaces
[07:46] <nikolam> dhruvasagar, and yes, there it startup manager, I was thinking on that: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StartUpManager
[07:46] <demoneye> My ubuntu 10.04 stoped working this morning. It keeps getting stuck at the login part, where the purple blackground Ubuntu logo is.. so I re-install ubuntu. My problem is with xorg. i forgot where is that located.. /etc/xorg??
[07:46] <KE1HA> Guest53082, if your server install is solid, rarely should you have to restart the whole server, only the services that reside on it. If your having to restart the server all the time, somethign is nto right on the build fer sure.
[07:46] <sacarlson> matrix_: iface eth0 inet static
[07:46] <sacarlson> matrix_:  there are examples in the comments in the file
[07:47] <bet0x> hello all
[07:47] <HBSC> has anyone here got starcraft2 to run in wine?
[07:47] <bet0x> i have an ACER 5551-4873 wich has after installation (10.04) only ethernet up and no wireless, how or where i can get my driver?
[07:47] <Guest53082> that command gave me comes back telling me that no such file or directtory
[07:47] <sacarlson> matrix_: for the DNS you need to modify /etc/resolv.conf  file
[07:48] <KE1HA> lol .. thought u were HSBC fer a minute, :-) thought the banks were after us :-)
[07:48] <Guest53082> that was the first time l have restarted it
[07:49] <KE1HA> Guest53082, do a ps -A | grep smbd
[07:49] <livingdaylight>  I have 8year old child. Can you recommend some linux games? No, not frozen bubble - thank you
[07:49] <KE1HA> or ps -aux | grep ambd
[07:50] <maco> livingdaylight: have you looked at the games included in edubuntu?
[07:50] <Guest53082>   876 ?        00:00:00 smbd
[07:50] <Guest53082>   910 ?        00:00:00 smbd
[07:50] <Guest53082> that is what l get
[07:50] <maco> livingdaylight: a whole bunch of educational games are in there
[07:50] <Noob123> When I resume from suspend on Ubuntu 10.0.4 with kernel 2.6.32-24  keyboard does not respond after attempting to resume.  I see console login screen, but keyboard does not respond.  I have HP M7760A which has the Phoenix Award BIOS rev. 5.10 and Geforce 7300 GT graphics card.  How to resolve?
[07:50] <nikolam> dhruvasagar, I think that "show boot splash" is what you were looking for, in that GUI
[07:51] <livingdaylight> maco,  i have regular ubuntu - but not looking for games for babies or 'educational' games. Proper fun games
[07:51] <maco> livingdaylight: battle for wesnoth?
[07:51] <KE1HA> Guest53082, hold on a sec.
[07:51] <LateNightCreeper> hey everyone.... it's 03:50am down here at the moment..... my eyes are melting.... and i cannot get away this driver related problem ;(
[07:51] <Guest53082> kk
[07:51] <livingdaylight> maco, is it good, it works?
[07:51] <bet0x> i have an ACER 5551-4873 wich has after installation (10.04) only ethernet up and no wireless, how or where i can get my driver?
[07:51] <livingdaylight> I think I tried once and nothing happened. but that was a laptop
[07:52] <maco> livingdaylight: yeah its one of those games where you have soldiers and try to build up a fort and take turns attacking
[07:52] <KE1HA> Guest53082, just try "sudo restart smbd" and see if that lets you restart.
[07:52] <maco> livingdaylight: like Age of Empire, i think?  or Civilizations?
[07:52] <tensorpudding> battle for wesnoth is probably too hard for an 8 year old
[07:53] <LateNightCreeper> it's an Intel 82587DC... I cannot get the network to work.....
[07:53] <Guest53082> smbd start/running, process 3745. that is what l get
[07:53] <maco> tensorpudding: i dont think so. i remember playing it at my younger cousins' house when i was 10
[07:53] <maco> tensorpudding: er i mean playing the microsoft equivalents :P
[07:53] <bet0x> :/
[07:53] <maco> livingdaylight: frets on fire is another fun one, its like guitar hero
[07:53] <tensorpudding> wesnoth has a microsoft equivalent?
[07:53] <KE1HA> Guest53082, didit shut down first, then restart ?
[07:53] <Guest53082> nope it just gave me that
[07:54] <livingdaylight> i will hav e a look, thx mac
[07:54] <livingdaylight> * maco
[07:54] <KE1HA> Guest53082, ok: sudo smdb stop    then    sudo smdb start
[07:54] <maco> livingdaylight: gnome-mahjongg as well maybe?
[07:55] <maco> tensorpudding: remember "Civilization"?
[07:56] <tensorpudding> Civilization wasn't Microsoft.
[07:56] <maco> tensorpudding: it was for windows...
[07:56] <Guest53082> is it smbd or smdb?
[07:56] <tensorpudding> It was made by MicroProse, and available on quite a number of platforms
[07:56] <maco> tensorpudding: i think ms owned Age of Empires though, which is also similar
[07:56] <KE1HA> SMBD .. sri
[07:56] <bet0x> maco may you help me? you are a ubuntu team member right?
[07:57] <tensorpudding> Age of Empires is RTS, right?
[07:57] <maco> livingdaylight: the usual solitaire, minesweeper, etc. stuff is available in gnome-games package
[07:57] <Guest53082> k I did it but it didn't give me anything
[07:57] <livingdaylight> maco, yea, they're crap and boring
[07:57] <KE1HA> Guest53082, also, are these windows machines that are connecting to the server or Linux ?
[07:57] <maco> livingdaylight: fair enough
[07:57] <livingdaylight> maco, something along empire civilization etc
[07:57] <maco> livingdaylight: oh, tuxracer is fun
[07:57] <Guest53082> they are window machines connecting to my ubuntu server
[07:58] <maco> livingdaylight: supertux is like mario and supertuxkart is like mario kart as well
[07:58] <KE1HA> Guest53082, this does not sound like you have Samba installed properly, how did you install Samba ?
[07:58] <tensorpudding> Wesnoth is also hextile based, which was not terribly common
[07:58] <Guest53082> I installed it through the terminal
[07:59] <Guest53082> l found it on the fourms
[07:59] <KE1HA> did you install smbfs also ?
[07:59] <Guest53082> no only the sambe
[07:59] <Guest53082> mean samba
[08:00] <KE1HA> Guest53082, Have a read of this pse: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[08:00] <Guest53082> k will do
[08:00] <bet0x> im ignred :/
[08:01] <SwedeMike> hm, mdadm 3.1.3 released. I really like:
[08:01] <SwedeMike>    -    "mdadm /dev/mdX --re-add missing" will look for any device
[08:01] <SwedeMike>         that looks like it should be a member of /dev/mdX but isn't
[08:01] <SwedeMike>         and will automatically --re-add it
[08:01] <FloodBot1> SwedeMike: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:01] <SwedeMike> oh, wrong channel, sorry
[08:02] <maco> livingdaylight: neverball and neverputt are fun, and opencity is like sim city
[08:03] <livingdaylight> maco, cheers
[08:03] <KE1HA> Guest53082, Also: you probably need to edit your smb.conf file: Here's some hints on doing that: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1502265
[08:03] <IdleOne> neverputt is dangerous, gave me motion sickness
[08:04] <maco> IdleOne: haha. i remember taking the Open CD into work and the danger was my coworkers forgetting to work while they played neverputt
[08:04] <Guest53082> l do have the smbfs installed
[08:06] <bet0x> any here with 5 minutes for an wifi issue?
[08:06] <bazhang> bet0x, ask the channel
[08:06] <bet0x> i have an ACER 5551-4873 wich has after installation (10.04) only ethernet up and no wireless, how or where i can get my driver?
[08:06] <bet0x> i did
[08:06] <bet0x> :D
[08:06] <KE1HA> Guest53082, then you need to sort out the settings in your smb.conf file.
[08:06] <bazhang> bet0x, lspci in terminal
[08:07] <KE1HA> assuming of course, Samba service are running.
[08:07] <bazhang> !pastebin | bet0x
[08:07] <bet0x> this may hhelp http://pastebin.com/2mk1m0kL
[08:07] <toader> hi, could anybody help me here? thanks http://dpaste.com/225533/
[08:07] <Guest53082> lm busy looking in there thx.I will let you know iflcome right
[08:08] <KE1HA> Guest53082, Here's the Full Ubuntu Saba Setup. it's long, but well worth the read:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[08:08] <bet0x> bazhang, is weird, because i can see the name of the wifi card but doesnt work, wich leads to my question, why not work if is "present" ?
[08:08] <Guest53082> thx will go through that also
[08:08] <bazhang> bet0x, could you tell me wireless chipset or pastebin lspci please
[08:09] <KE1HA> Guest53082, it explains how to setup Linux to Linux shares, Linux to Windows Shares, and Windows to Linux shares, your choice :-)
[08:09] <toader> hi, could anybody help me here? thanks http://dpaste.com/225533/
[08:10] <bet0x> bazhang, http://pastebin.com/7H16MSE6
[08:10] <demoneye> If I made a change to xorg.conf (changing resoloutions), the next time I restart will there be a possiblity of my Ubuntu start-up screen crashing?
[08:10] <bazhang> 08:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation Device 4357 (rev 01) bet0x /msg ubottu broadcom for info on how to get it going
[08:11] <bet0x> bazhang, thanks
[08:13] <yexuan> ii
[08:13] <yexuan> iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[08:13] <yexuan> iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[08:13] <root> q
[08:13] <Guest5853> ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[08:13] <Guest5853> ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[08:14] <Guest5853> ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[08:14] <IdleOne> Guest5853: please stop
[08:14] <bet0x> owned
[08:14] <rocket16> lol another troll, :D
[08:14] <Yioama> Who's the troll?
[08:15] <bet0x> IdleOne, not so idle :D
[08:15] <Guest53082> sorry bout that
[08:15] <rocket16> Yioama: Guest5853, :)
[08:15] <Yioama> How predictable.
[08:15] <Guest53082> have my keyboard on my lap while lm trying to fix me ubuntu server
[08:16] <Yioama> Hi, my name's Jerry and I'm Nigerian- could I interest you in a sale? [joke]
[08:16] <IdleOne> Guest53082: is that why you are sending me DCC with the nick you just quit?
[08:16] <Guest53082> must have had my elbow on the keyboard.Im really sorry
[08:16] <Krishnandu> Hi friends...!! Can you please suggest me a IDE for C/C++ please
[08:17] <Guest53082> l haven't quit lm still here
[08:17] <rocket16> Krishnandu: Codelite, Geany or Codeblock. But Eclipse is a nice one too,
[08:17] <IdleOne> Guest53082: make sure you read those links I sent.
[08:17] <rocket16> Krishnandu: I am from India too. Glad to see more Indians coming here, :)
[08:17] <Krishnandu> rocket16, just one buddy..!! so which one would be the best??
[08:17] <Guest53082> lm reading them right now thx
[08:17] <bet0x> Krishnandu, eclipse
[08:17] <Krishnandu> rocket16, hehe :)
[08:18] <Krishnandu> bet0x, okies..!!
[08:18] <Krishnandu> And any alternative for dreamweaver??
[08:18] <rocket16> Krishnandu: In my opinion, Codeblock is the best, if you want full functionality. For GUIs, Anjuta is the best, and if you want a light IDE, use Geany.
[08:18] <Krishnandu> I'm using netbeans for Java
[08:18] <livingdaylight> can someone tell me about freeciv? I see gtk and sdl and other versions in synaptic. Which one one do I need? I'm running ooboontoo 10.4 gnome
[08:18] <Yioama> Is anonymous advice bad? You could be assisting a terrorist operative! =O
[08:19] <Krishnandu> rocket16, okies....something alternative to dreamweaver?? I'm using Netbeans for Java
[08:19] <Yioama> Or an immoral ninja, nevertheless...
[08:19] <bet0x> Krishnandu, Aptana is the best i think
[08:20] <rww> Yioama: you may find #ubuntu-offtopic more receptive to your humor (:
[08:20] <Yioama> True, true.
[08:20] <rocket16> livingdaylight: You can get the Java version, which works on any system.
[08:20] <Krishnandu> bet0x, okies...!! Thanks..!! I want code suggestion as in netbeans and deamweaver so does the IDE's you mentioned supports that???
[08:21] <livingdaylight> rocket16, ?
[08:21] <pradeep> Good morning all
[08:21] <bet0x> Krishnandu, yes, check it
[08:21] <rocket16> Krishnandu: I agree with bet0x, also Quanta plus is another good option.
[08:21] <livingdaylight> rocket16, freeciv java version? I don't see it in repos
[08:21] <Krishnandu> bet0x, rocket16, thanks both of you :)
[08:22] <bet0x> np
[08:22] <rocket16> livingdaylight: It can be downloaded from the site. Also, use Software manager to install Freeciv with more ease.
[08:22] <rocket16> Krishnandu: Our pleasure,
[08:22] <rocket16> Krishnandu: Also, you can check this link: http://www.osalt.com/dreamweaver
[08:23] <Krishnandu> rocket16, heheh..!! So where are you from??
[08:23] <Krishnandu> rocket16, thanks 4 the link
[08:23] <rocket16> Krishnandu: Kolkata, West Bengal.
[08:23] <rocket16> Krishnandu: My pleasure.
[08:23] <Krishnandu> rocket16, but i saw that earlier also, but was not sure which one would be the best
[08:23] <Krishnandu> rocket16, wow...I'm also from kolkata, so where in kolkata??
[08:24] <bazhang> !ot | Krishnandu
[08:24] <Krishnandu> lol....
[08:24] <rocket16> Krishnandu: I see. I think Aptana is the best choice.
[08:24] <Krishnandu> rocket16, okies
[08:25] <scoopex> i would like to automate the installation of ubuntu desktops. how can i load a preseed file from usb stick or how can i put a alternate installer on a usb stick?
[08:25] <scoopex> i would like to automate the installation of ubuntu desktops. how can i load a preseed file from usb stick or how can i put a alternate installer on a usb stick?
[08:25] <bazhang> !automate > scoopex
[08:26] <Guest53082> what is samba4?
[08:26] <IdleOne> !samba
[08:27] <Guest53082> but l had samba already installed.when l typed samba restart it told me its not installed but mentioned samba4
[08:27] <Guest53082> or did l use the wrong command?
[08:27] <IdleOne> sudo service samba restart maybe
[08:28] <demoneye> can some help me. I changed my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file.. but no changes in Systems > Preference > Monitor.. I'm stuck with 800x400 :( - I log out and restared X the same
[08:28] <Guest53082> l will have to wait as its busy installing samba4
[08:28] <demoneye> my settings xorg.conf: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/aKz6mPwZ
[08:29] <Guest53082> how can l change my name?
[08:30] <SWFu64> Can anyone tell me what the latest tool like unetbootin is called which can create persitent live installs on USB?
[08:30] <rocket16> Guest53082: You mean, your nickname?
[08:31] <Guest53082> yip
[08:31] <rww> Guest53082: type /nick newnicknamehere
[08:31] <rww> SWFu64: usb-creator-gtk is the one that comes with Ubuntu
[08:31] <SWFu64> Theres another
[08:31] <Guest53082> think l need to first register my name
[08:31] <rocket16> Guest53082: Type: /nick newnickname (where newnickname is your new name).
[08:32] <roaddogg> whats the best c++ IDE in ubuntu
[08:32] <rocket16> !best | roaddogg
[08:33] <KE1HA> we just went through this IDE thing a minute ago.
[08:33] <roaddogg> i dont know of any
[08:33] <roaddogg> i just started using linux today
[08:34] <KE1HA> roaddogg, from the posts above: Codelite, Geany, Codeblock or Eclipse
[08:35] <rocket16> roaddogg: No problem. For a light and fast IDE, use Geany. For features, use Codelite or Codeblocks, and for GUI development, use Anjuta.
[08:35] <roaddogg> thanks you guys
[08:35] <edakiri> roaddogg: Ultimate++
[08:36] <edakiri> roaddogg: Eclipse is unreliable, unmaintainable.  Netbeans perhaps.  have not used it for C++ yet.  It has the most intelligent symbol tracking for C++ (uses debugging symbols)
[08:37] <demoneye> Do I need to install something eles for Xorg to work? Looks like it/s not reading my config
[08:37] <edakiri> roaddogg: U++ http://www.ultimatepp.org/ .  geany is a lightweight option.  only tracks symbols of currently loaded files.  doxygen you want in any case.  is not an IDE
[08:38] <roaddogg> edakiri, thanks ill check those out too
[08:40] <panfist> is it possible to change the default gnome settings for a new user to match my current settings?
[08:42] <minimec> demoneye: Do you know what GPU you have? --> 'lspci | grep VGA' in a console.
[08:43] <PancakeStaffer> !vpn
[08:45] <bet0x> something is wrong with apt on ubuntu, that tool suggest "app" wich is not present on the repo lolz
[08:45] <PancakeStaffer> bet0x: Aptitude is your friend.
[08:45] <bet0x> aptitude or apt
[08:46] <bet0x> PancakeStaffer, what is the diff?
[08:48] <PancakeStaffer> bet0x: http://pthree.org/2007/08/12/aptitude-vs-apt-get/
[08:50] <ianwizard> I need to install windows (XP) from a usb flash drive, easy if I already had windows, but I don't, I have Ubuntu.
[08:50] <minimec> bet0x: aptitude came after apt, is said to be default on debian (even if most of the debian users still use apt, and has a somehow pleasant console interface, but no GTK/QT interface. You can use both. I use aptitude to resolve some problems ...
[08:51] <minimec> ianwizard: Would you be able to start the windows installer of the flasdrive yia the boot-menu?
[08:52] <minimec> ianwizard: ... of your computer
[08:53] <minimec> ianwizard: Is that Ubuntu install taking all available space of the harddrive?
[08:55] <bet0x> hum aptitude looks nicer, has same opts in 1 file no need to remember apt-that or apt-this
[08:55] <KE1HA> Ai asked over in bugs, but nobody home is seems; anyone seeing problems with seahorse-2.3.0 (Encryption Key Manager)? Takes for ever to generate 2048 Keys, and there a serious lag before they show using gpg --fingerprint
[08:55] <Awwim> kismet
[08:55] <Awwim> how to?
[08:56] <fariadantes> what's the best programming language for a wanna-be programmer to learn?
[08:57] <charley__> cobol
[08:57] <oCean_> fariadantes: better ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:57] <KE1HA> c/c++ but that's a bit OT :-)
[08:57] <acke-> fariadantes: you could try a script language like python
[08:58] <fjb12> 这么多人
[08:58] <fariadantes> thanks, i thought megan fox would be OT : )
[08:58] <kisuke> what is the ppa for new kernal versions?
[08:59] <kisuke> kernel*
[08:59] <minimec> fariadantes: To be honest... Start with Vala/Genie. Simple and gives you some C code. Vala seems to be the new star in the Gnome/GTK community...
[08:59] <kisuke> !jp | fjb12
[08:59] <psycho_oreos> !cn | fjb12
[09:01] <dinev> hi, everybody.  does anybody know why gdm login manager does not show the "hibernate" option when i click on the small red button to the right?  there are options to suspend, restart and shutdown the system, but no hibernation.  a hibernation option is situated on power-manager, but i'd like it to appear when clicking on the red button. does anybody know how to achieve this?
[09:01] <bet0x> how i detect my webcam on ubuntu?
[09:02] <rhett> hi
[09:03] <rhett> I have ubuntu 9.10 I think.  My iphone doesn't work with it.  I just plugged it into a 10.04 machine though and it worked.  What do I need to make that happen on the 9 machine?
[09:04] <minimec> bet0x: on a console: unplug the cam (if possible), plug it in again and look how it is recognized by the system typing 'dmesg' in a console. Check the last 5 lines or so.
[09:04] <SwedeMike> rhett: upgrade it? http://www.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/ubuntu-1004-now-with-iphoneipod-touch-support/7502
[09:05] <bet0x> minimec, ignore my question, my webcam (i hate a notebook) is working properly, no configuration needed, tested on cheese :D thanks :D
[09:05] <minimec> bet0x: Also you can check 'lsusb'. That should give you a list of all USB devices (internal cams are normally shown as USB devices)
[09:05] <rhett> SwedeMike, how do I upgrade it?
[09:05] <minimec> bet0x: np ;)
[09:05] <hotstew> Why is Ubuntu so awesome? o.O
[09:05] <hotstew> It transformed my Pentium D into an i7
[09:06] <rhett> can't I just upgrade rythmbox?
[09:06] <SwedeMike> rhett: just go into upgrade manager and it'll have offer to upgrade to 10.04
[09:07] <SwedeMike> rhett: ubuntu does things by release, older releases only get bugfixes, not new features.
[09:07] <rhett> any chance it will screw up my system, SwedeMike ?
[09:07] <minimec> rhett: If you open the software synaptic in the *System*Administration menu, it should indicate you the possibility to upgrade.
[09:07] <SwedeMike> rhett: there is always a risk.
[09:07] <kisuke> rhett, i suggest you back up your /home directory before you upgrade
[09:07] <rhett> minimec, I see the upgrade offer, what's the likelyhood?
[09:07] <rhett> hmm
[09:07] <rhett> ok
[09:08] <minimec> rhett: What kind of GPU you have in that computer?
[09:08] <hsimpa> buenos dias ...
[09:08] <rhett> I have an ati
[09:08] <rhett> hmm yeah, it's touchy
[09:08] <rhett> i better not mess with that, is there a less risky way to just upgrade the iphone part?
[09:08] <hsimpa> alguien me puede  ayudar a solucionar un serio problema con  mi tarjeta broadcom BCM4311?
[09:08] <knoppies> rhett, I have had issues upgrading before, I recommend a complete fresh install. The OS still worked, but programs bugged out.
[09:08] <minimec> rhett: Are you uing the property driver from ATI or the general opensource ATI driver?
[09:08] <rhett> yeah, i just want to upgrade rythm box or something
[09:08] <SwedeMike> rhett: not anything that is easily done or which someone can help you step-by-step with in here.
[09:09] <oCean_> !es | hsimpa
[09:09] <rhett> oy, i was in ati hell for a long time, I don't even remember
[09:09] <hsimpa> help broadcom Bcm 4311
[09:09] <ianwizard> Is there a way that I can strip an indavidual partition out of an img file
[09:09] <rhett> so, I can't just upgrade rythmm box?
[09:10] <minimec> rhett: ATI cards use KMS settings in 10.04 (OpenSource driver). They should normally work without problems...
[09:10] <minimec> rhett: I guess you can try the upgrade.
[09:10] <SwedeMike> rhett: you CAN, but it's not easy and it's not recommended. You'd have to manually compile it yourself and it might depend on other things and you might break things.
[09:10] <rhett> minimec, I can't risk possibly messing up this computer with an os upgrade at the moment
[09:11] <rhett> oh, i'd need to compile rythmbox from source ?
[09:11] <rhett> hmm
[09:11] <hotstew> I get that people cleaned up the menues and that not every graphical customization is shown in settings.
[09:11] <rhett> oh well, maybe I'll work out how to do a fresh install on this machine
[09:11] <hotstew> Still, I don't get why it's so hard to change anything concerning that.
[09:11] <minimec> rhett: Other possibility is to check the hardware with a live CD, befoe the upgrade. You would also be able to use the Iphone via that live CD.
[09:12] <hotstew> Like GDM themes or the mouse cursor...
[09:12] <rhett> ok, thanks guys
[09:12] <rhett> the iphone support is great
[09:12] <oCean_> hotstew: remember, this is not really a discussion channel. Technical support issues only. For discussion feel free to join #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:12] <rhett> i thought steve jobs would never let me use my stupid closed device
[09:12] <ekai125> hi.. why i've lag when play 720p movie? i don't have this problem when in xp
[09:13] <hotstew> yeah, but where can I change these settings now?
[09:13] <knoppies> ekai125, I would guess that its video drivers, but Im no expert.
[09:13] <minimec> rhett: As long you're not talking about flash... *rofl*
[09:13] <hotstew> Looking at forums, people generally think it's all just gone.
[09:13] <kisuke> ekai125, the codecs ubuntu uses arent as optimised as they are on windows
[09:13] <ekai125> so how do i solved this problem?
[09:14] <kisuke> ekai125, have you tried the medi buntu drivers?
[09:14] <ekai125> no, i don't
[09:15] <kisuke> ekai125, try http://medibuntu.org and see how that works
[09:15] <somethinginteres> hi all, I have an HDAV1.3 Deluxe soundcard supposedly supported in the linux kernel version standarding in Lucid 10.4. Unfortunately Ubuntu doesn't detect it. Advice?
[09:15] <ekai125> ok thanks
[09:16] <EvaZq> hello
[09:17] <EvaZq> i have a problem with ubuntu 10.04 running on my acer laptop, when i close the display of my laptop ubuntu gets sleep and never wake up even if i touch te power button
[09:17] <EvaZq> any idea ?
[09:17] <knoppies> EvaZq, then you want to turn sleep on lid off.
[09:18] <bet0x> pidgin support video chat?
[09:19] <minimec> EvaZq: That is a combination of two things. First. Looks like the 'power save' settings are set to send the laptop in 'sleep mode' when closing it. You can change that in the power settings. 2nd: It looks like your computer cannot handle 'suspend' correctly. Often that is a GPU thing.
[09:19] <kyle_> i'm running Windows7 32-bit on a x64 CPU. Wanted to install Win2008Svr x64 in vbox. is this possible or do i need my host OS to be x64 ? (vbox question) - vbox IRC noone around ;(
[09:19] <brandon420> kyle: i dont see why that would be a problem
[09:19] <knoppies> kyle_, I think it is possible on some 32 bit hosts, but not sure about 32bit windows.
[09:20] <EvaZq> minimec i also think that is something about my GPU
[09:20] <EvaZq> becuase i can not change the brightness of my screen
[09:20] <brandon420> but seeing as you dont have a duo core processor its going to run slowly
[09:20] <kyle_> error: VT-x/AMD-V hardware accleration has been enabled, but is not operational
[09:20] <brandon420> there is a app for that evazq
[09:20] <minimec> EvaZq: I guess that you use any 'property driver' from ATi/Nvidia, as the opensource drivers normally handle 'suspend' correctly now.
[09:21] <EvaZq> actually i have an integrated INTEL video card
[09:21] <EvaZq> and i am using the video drivers that came with te distribution i think
[09:21] <brandon420> ohhh
[09:21] <brandon420> your doomed
[09:21] <Guest53082> lm really lost with this ubuntu server problem lm having
[09:22] <brandon420> why not just get a 32 bit of server?
[09:22] <minimec> EvaZq: Ok. I heared, that Intel GPU'ss are tricky on 10.04... But I am not using any Intel GPU. You could try to set the KMS settings to '0'
[09:22] <Guest53082> have you any idea how expensive a windows server software is?
[09:23] <brandon420> guest, do you know what a torrent is?
[09:23] <Guest53082> yes but don't like using them
[09:23] <kad__> hey need help how i can install the : libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: i got error when i install a package i need those
[09:23] <EvaZq> what is KMS ?
[09:23] <Guest53082> and it will take to long to download
[09:23] <brandon420> why not get ubuntu server 32 bit?
[09:24] <Guest53082> what is the difference between the ubuntu 32bit and the 64bit?
[09:24] <SiNUX> nickserv identify jackkills
[09:24] <gome> It's usually 64bit server.
[09:24] <brandon420> p[[s
[09:24] <EvaZq> ubuntu 9.10 works fine to me it's there any chance to install those old drivers ?
[09:24] <oCean_> SiNUX: oops!
[09:24] <SiNUX> yes
[09:24] <SiNUX> oop
[09:24] <SiNUX> s
[09:24] <oCean_> SiNUX: better change your password now
[09:25] <gome> Yes
[09:25] <Guest53082> lm running the ubuntu 10.04 64 bit version
[09:25] <SiNUX> yes i"m going to do that
[09:25] <minimec> Eva KMS stands for KernelModeSettings... You can decide if the GPU driver should use KMS or not by creating a file in /etc/modprobe.d/intel.conf with the following content: options intel modeset=0
[09:25] <brandon420> hahaha
[09:25] <EvaZq> minimec is there a chance to install old distro drivers on lucid ?
[09:25] <ekai125> why i always received this msg "package architecture (i386) does not match system " when i want to install new app
[09:26] <minimec> EvaZq: I would not recommend that!
[09:26] <SwedeMike> ekai125: because you're trying to install 386 binaries on an amd64 system or the other way around?
[09:26] <trojan_spike> ekai125, 32bit o.s trying for 64bit software//
[09:27] <minimec> EvaZq: You could also try to install a newer one via PPA -> xorg-edgers PPA. But I also only recommend that, if you know what you are doing.
[09:27] <ekai125> noap.. i've pentium 4 pc
[09:27] <gome> :'(
[09:27] <bet0x> amsn, the most slow chat client for msn network has video support and the official ones, almost 9 years after doesnt o.O
[09:27] <trojan_spike> u might have added a repo by mistake..
[09:27] <ekai125> i assume my dpkg is mess, any way to recovery bad dpkg?
[09:28] <SwedeMike> ekai125: 32 bit vs 64 bit os has very little to do with what processor you have.
[09:29] <kad__> hey need help how i can install the : libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: i got error when i install a package i need those
[09:29] <ekai125> my system 32bit, n i try to install 32bit app. but i always received architecture does not match
[09:30] <Walex> ekai125: it is could be i386 vs. i686, they are slightly incompatible variants
[09:30] <EvaZq> minimec it says that my xserver-xorg-video-intel is in its more updated version so i can not install the one from launchpad.net
[09:30] <trojan_spike> kad__, install through package manager.. with the dependencies
[09:31] <Raptors> Hey guys is there a way to install 32 bit firefox though repo?
[09:31] <ekai125> but other app still have same problem, not only one app. that so weird
[09:31] <minimec> EvaZq: Did you add the xorg-edgers ppa to your repository list?
[09:31] <trojan_spike> u just need the right repo ekai125
[09:32] <EvaZq> no, i googled it
[09:32] <ianwizard> how can I find out where on a disk a partition starts, (in bytes)
[09:32] <Benkinooby> the ppa fpr fluxbox was updated yesterday. when will the changes in a ppa be transfered to the official fluxbox package?
[09:32] <trojan_spike> Benkinooby, g-parted?
[09:32] <ogunay> hi, i'm on ubuntu lucid, is that command works on your system? dpkg –get-selections | grep -E "linux-(header|image).*2.6" | grep -iw install | sort
[09:33] <Benkinooby> trojan_spike, guess you got the wrong guy
[09:33] <ekai125> here the result http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/q9XkjD3t
[09:33] <trojan_spike> ianwizard, use gparted..
[09:34] <minimec> EvaZq: Well... I cannot recommend you the PPA-thing, as I don't know your Ubuntu/Linux skills. I normally don't have any problem using it with my ATI cards. MAybe ask some Intel-gurus on this #channel...
[09:34] <ianwizard> trojan_spike: it's actually not on a disk, it's an image file (I should have been more clear)
[09:34] <trojan_spike> so an image that u want to mount??
[09:34] <mhb> my wireless did'nt work on ubuntu 10.10
[09:35] <Benkinooby> mhb tried jockey?
[09:35] <EvaZq> minimec wich channel ?
[09:35] <ianwizard> trojan_spike: well, actually I need to carve out the partition with dd into it's own image
[09:35] <ianwizard> trojan_spike: so I need an offset, and length
[09:36] <mhb> evazq what you meain
[09:36] <trojan_spike> u should repeat that for all ianwizard more people would have a good say
[09:37] <minimec> EvaZq: well... #ubuntu or maybe try #intel ;)
[09:37] <EvaZq> i am looking for someone that have succesfully fixed his intel GPU problems on lucid
[09:37] <ianwizard> I didn't message you, so everyone saw it, but I'll repeat.
[09:37] <Raptors> Hey guys
[09:37] <Raptors> I want to install flash
[09:37] <Raptors> I mean firefox 32bit
[09:38] <ianwizard> I need to carve a partition out of a disk image using dd, how can I get the offset, and length of the partition?
[09:38] <Raptors> I purged firefox 64 bit and tried to force install 32 bit version but its saying I need firefox-branding or abrowser=branding
[09:38] <llutz> ianwizard: http://madduck.net/blog/2006.10.20:loop-mounting-partitions-from-a-disk-image/
[09:39] <Raptors> the prob is that firefox requires one of those 2 packages and those packages require firefox
[09:39] <Raptors> is there a way to for force force install one of them?
[09:39] <matrix> hello
[09:39] <matrix> i need systems information gnome plugin
[09:39] <Raptors> even if the dependencies aren't there
[09:39] <matrix> for example memory cpu network
[09:39] <matrix> i need desktop plugin
[09:41] <matrix> guys ?
[09:41] <well_laid_lawn> !enter
[09:41] <vicox> Raptors: why do you want to install ff 32bit in the first place?
[09:42] <steveccc> hi all - i want to take a graphic and chop it up into sections and save the resultant parts ie a html page and images - whats the best tool to do this on ubuntu?
[09:42] <incar> right
[09:42] <Raptors> because I want to
[09:43] <Raptors> I want veetle
[09:43] <Guest53082> if l ping my windows machines it sees them and visa versa
[09:43] <Guest53082> but l still can't access my files on the server from the windows machines
[09:44] <vicox> Raptors: veetle.com?
[09:44] <Raptors> ya
[09:44] <pasquale-> good morning
[09:45] <vicox> Raptors: so you want to install flash?
[09:45] <Raptors> veetle player
[09:45] <Raptors> which is 32bit only
[09:45] <pasquale-> I've been getting my terminal flodded with do_IRQ: 0.91 No irq handler for vector -- i searched and i found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1234983 - the problem seems to be related to the ASUS P5VD2 motherboards
[09:48] <EvaZq> do you know another good distro '
[09:59] <arvind_khadri> hi, anyone who has used sogo, here??
[09:59] <ubuntu_NC> hello is there a download manager for ubuntu that I can quickly change speed of download from menu when I mean let's say I want to browse internet and I want to limit speed quickly and after I done I want to get it back to full speed. I don't want to go to preferences and edit them each time, something more user friendly like free download manager in windows
[10:00] <Hoober> whoa
[10:00] <Hoober> i really like that music you guys are playing
[10:00] <Hoober> what is unregged
[10:02] <dank> hi, I've got a clean install of ubuntu 10.04lts server on a machine, booting up i get "bug: soft lockup detected on cpu #0". I've tried turning off apic and acpi, but it still happens, any ideas?
[10:02] <kuttan_1>
[10:02] <MagicSata> /join #00,00
[10:02] <MagicSata> /join #00,00
[10:02] <FloodBot1> MagicSata: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:02] <Spyzer> hi all, i wish to use windows xp virtually for developmental reasons on ubuntu. Which software will be better, vmware, xen or virtualbox ????
[10:02] <MagicSata> /join #00,00
[10:02] <Spyzer> kindly answer anyone
[10:02] <MagicSata>  /join #00,00
[10:03] <arvind_khadri> vbox
[10:04] <Spyzer> doesn't vbox mess up the performance sometimes(or rather many times)
[10:04] <Spyzer> ??
[10:04] <arvind_khadri> Spyzer, no
[10:05] <Spyzer> is there anyone who would oppose arvind_khadri :P
[10:05] <funkyweasel> Morning.  I've noticed that clock-applet is crashing when I click on it to open the calendar lately.
[10:06] <Spyzer> ??
[10:07] <scoopex> i created a preseed file, how can i load this file from a webserver using the standard alternate-installer-cdrom?
[10:07] <scoopex> i want to automate the whole installation process...
[10:07] <minimec> Spyzer: Probably no one ever tried to use vmware and xen ... ;) there's another option ... ;) http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Main_Page
[10:08] <tdawgedogg> Test
[10:08] <IdleOne> scoopex: ask in #ubuntu-server also https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/powerpc/preseed-using.html
[10:08] <Slart> Spyzer: wht do you mean "mess up performance" ?
[10:08] <IdleOne> scoopex: that guide is old but should still be helpfull
[10:09] <Spyzer> i mean is vbox sluggy in performance when compared to xen
[10:09] <arvind_khadri> erm, how do i become another user from terminal, sudo -U username -l ??
[10:09] <Spyzer> or others
[10:09] <IdleOne> scoopex: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/powerpc/preseed-using.html lastest version
[10:09] <Slart> Spyzer: oh.. can't help you with that.. I've only used vbox
[10:09] <scoopex> IdleOne: i alread discovered this url, but i does not work....
[10:10] <iceroot> arvind_khadri: su - username
[10:10] <IdleOne> scoopex: then I suggest asking in #ubuntu-server
[10:10] <scoopex> IdleOne: what should i enter on the installer-boot-prompt?
[10:11] <scoopex> IdleOne: ok, i change to  #ubuntu-server
[10:11] <arvind_khadri> iceroot, is there a way i can see the password of that user ?
[10:11] <oobermensch> d
[10:12] <Spyzer> arvind_khadri: sudo login
[10:14] <iceroot> arvind_khadri: no
[10:14] <iceroot> arvind_khadri: even for root its not possible to see the password
[10:14] <GoGi> Is there some experimental kernel package 2.6.35 for ubuntu lucid?
[10:14] <GoGi> where?
[10:14] <iceroot> GoGi: kernel.org
[10:15] <arvind_khadri> GoGi, you can find them in the PPA
[10:15] <minimec> GoGi: ubuntu kernel mainline. Version is ... http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.35-rc1-lucid/
[10:16] <GoGi> ok thanks
[10:16] <GoGi> what does ppa stand for?
[10:16] <MadRobot> Hi all.
[10:17] <minimec> GoGi: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[10:19] <Terminus> hello. i've disabled the desktop manager so after boot, the console is set to tty7. how can i get it to switch to tty1 automatically after bootup?
[10:21] <Miouy> Hello is anybody online?
[10:21] <{Zeit_Flux}> yep
[10:22] <{Zeit_Flux}> hi
[10:22] <chong> hi
[10:22] <Miouy> I have a question. Where is the thunderbird folder in ubuntu. Where I can copy my thunderbird profile from windows into
[10:23] <Miouy> I like to read my emails in ubuntu too
[10:23] <MadRobot> How do I fix the following error? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/246745/
[10:23] <geirha> Miouy: Under ~/.mozilla/ somewhere
[10:23] <red2kic> Miouy: ~/.thunderbird or ~/.mozilla-thunderbird
[10:25] <Miouy> I don't understand the file system in linux.
[10:25] <Miouy> I am new
[10:25] <vicox> MadRobot: try a different mirror
[10:25] <Raptors> since no one in here could help me I did some google searching and install firefox 32bit through zero insall
[10:25] <Raptors> install*
[10:26] <Raptors> so pain free :)
[10:26] <Miouy> Is it somewhere in the home folder?
[10:26] <Terminus> nevermind. found it.
[10:26] <vicox> MadRobot: in the software sources settings
[10:28] <Miouy> I found a thunderbird folder in etc
[10:28] <Miouy> Is this the folder where I have to copy the files from my windows thunderbird folder?
[10:28] <Miouy> hm *thinking*
[10:29] <Miouy> I do not think so
[10:29] <MadRobot> vicox, Is it the "Download from" setting?
[10:29] <andrew_46> I cannot log in to the Ubuntu Wiki to create a profile page. OpenID does not want to link andrew.46 with my profile: https://launchpad.net/~andrew.46 . Error message here: http://pastebin.com/qfPi6NvA
[10:30] <vicox> MadRobot: yes
[10:30] <arvind_khadri> hi, anyone who has used sogo, here??
[10:30] <MadRobot> vicox, I see. Thanks. I told the system to choose the best server. Is that a good idea?
[10:31] <arvind_khadri> Miouy, you have to see in /home/Miouy/.mozilla/<somewhere>
[10:32] <Miouy> Oh the problem was I didn't see hidden folders
[10:32] <Miouy> I mean the files or folders with a point
[10:32] <vicox> MadRobot, ya that's fine
[10:33] <chong> Miouy:  you should change you file browser setting
[10:33] <MadRobot> vicox, Thank you very much.
[10:33] <vicox> MadRobot: np
[10:34] <chong> Miouy:  edit->preferences->Views select "show hidden and backup files"
[10:34] <Miouy> chong: yes i have found it already but thank you
[10:34] <johnathan> hi
[10:35] <Miouy> @john hi
[10:36] <Miouy> Johnathan: hi
[10:38] <chong> Miouy: http://fosswire.com/post/2008/03/migrate-your-thunderbird-emails-from-windows-to-linux/    here is what you need
[10:38] <phrearch> hi
[10:38] <ArtiPz> hi to all,i have one with my amarok player,see this report v
[10:38] <ArtiPz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/473948/
[10:38] <phrearch> does anyone know if davfs2 supports basic authentication?
[10:39] <Miouy> chong: I already solved it with you help
[10:39] <somethinginteres> Ubuntu won't see my soundcard using 'lspci' - I really need help on this. Thanks
[10:40] <ArtiPz> and also got in start of ubuntu something like `could not update ICEauthority file/ home/..`
[10:43] <ubuntu_NC> I want to select a download manger for ubuntu but there are many options and I couldn't find good comparisons
[10:44] <nicark> use wget
[10:44] <ubuntu_NC> nicark, I want to limit dowmload speed quickly which one can do that ?
[10:46] <parapanghelescu> can someone recommend a crossplatform IM for linux? / ubuntu ? - something like Pidgin for ex....
[10:46] <Miouy> I solved the email import problem with your help. You are a very cool community here
[10:46] <nicark> ubuntu_NC: wget --limit-rate=40k http://url.goes.here
[10:47] <boris-> helllo
[10:47] <aeon-ltd> parapanghelescu: pidgin?
[10:47] <Miouy> boris-: hello
[10:47] <parapanghelescu> aeon - pidgin is OK ....another one ?
[10:47] <nicark> parapanghelescu: emesene perhaps
[10:47] <aeon-ltd> parapanghelescu: why does it need to be x-platform?
[10:47] <boris-> i've connected a guitar to the line-in port on my sound card, how do i make it play in real time ?
[10:49] <parapanghelescu> aeon > well ....it doesn't ....it just have to work on linux/ubuntu OS
[10:49] <chong> somethinginteres:  what kind of sound card ?
[10:49] <Guest40852> Anybody know how to get onto a WD Passport if i have no clue of my password?
[10:49] <Guest40852> Actually dont even know who set passwords up..
[10:49] <parapanghelescu> it's just that I need to access yahoo account
[10:50] <somethinginteres> chong: HDAV1.3 Deluxe
[10:50] <nikon> just a quick Q.. whats a good way to test other distros inside of ubuntu/ instead of doing an actual install?
[10:50] <red2kic> nikon: VirtualBox?
[10:50] <parapanghelescu> nikon > usually the live CD of that distro >
[10:50] <sacarlson> boris-:  I was able to play in realtime doing that with jackd I could also add effects.   I haven't get jackd working on ubuntu 10.04 as of late.
[10:51] <sacarlson> boris-:  you want to just amplify?
[10:51] <parapanghelescu> and ..VirtualBOX, or another virtualization software ....
[10:51] <ix_> hello
[10:51] <ix_> :)
[10:52] <aeon-ltd> parapanghelescu: empathy, emesene, finch, kopete,
[10:52] <boris-> sacarlson: it'll do for the moment
[10:52] <boris-> i dont have the latest ubuntu
[10:52] <boris-> how do i check which one i have
[10:53] <nicark> uname -a
[10:53] <sacarlson> boris-:  just bring up the mixer and bring up mic.  I used the mic input
[10:53] <parapanghelescu> aeon > thanks I'll write that down and try to see ...basically I have some ports blocked by the admin and want to test if other messenger are getting trough .....
[10:53] <sacarlson> boris-:  I had to bring up mic bost also
[10:53] <aeon-ltd> parapanghelescu: its 443 i think, if you route messenger through an alternayive port it might work :)
[10:53] <dragenov1> Is there any software shows how many programs areconnected to Internet and their usage
[10:54] <dragenov1> not nest state
[10:54] <llutz> dragenov1: sudo lsof -i
[10:54] <parapanghelescu> aeon > I'll see' thanks for the tip bro'
[10:54] <somethinginteres> chong: the HDAV1.3 Deluxe (my card) is apparently supported in the Lucid kernel version that ships standard though 'lshw' shows nothing - the LED on the card is alighted
[10:54] <boris-> sacarlson: i got audacity. i can record at good volume(first record then playback) but how do i get the sound to the speaker in real time ?
[10:54] <thinkstu> hello everyone, I'm using keepass to save all my passwords, but now I forget the password anyone know how to crack or decrept KeePass ?
[10:55] <llutz> thinkstu: if there is an easy way, keepass would be pretty useless
[10:55] <shlunk> hi all - i'm having trouble with dual screen in lucid lynx
[10:56] <sacarlson> boris-:   I"m looking for the mixer I used to set it up.  what version of ubuntu are you using
[10:56] <shlunk> my second monitor is appearing, but i can't drag stuff to it, right click on it, and it doesn't get included in the cube
[10:56] <shlunk> it's really weird
[10:56] <jhattara> is there an ftp/sftp capable GUI client that could handle directory synchronization in ubuntu?
[10:56] <ubununutunutu> how do i set my PWD as part of my $PATH?
[10:57] <boris-> sacarlson: idk not the latest. 2.6.28-19-generic #62-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 28 01:56:51 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[10:57] <red2kic> !info unison-gtk | jhattara
[10:57] <thinkstu> llutz: :(, what do you recommend ?
[10:57] <red2kic> jhattara: You could use UbuntuOne (or DropBox).
[10:57] <shlunk> why can't i drag windows onto my second monitor?
[10:57] <rooks> thinkstu, if you can vageuly remember if your password was made from normal words than dictionary attack might do, but still its a big if
[10:57] <dragenov1> llutz: TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTNNNNNNNNNNNNX
[10:58] <bost0n> everyone in here is poor
[10:58] <bost0n> i'm rich
[10:58] <kuttan_>
[10:58] <thinkstu> rooks: I know the charackters which consist the password
[10:58] <jpds> bost0n: All generalisations are false, including this one.
[10:58] <rooks> ubununutunutu, add PATH=.:$PATH to your .bashrc in your home
[10:58] <sacarlson> boris-:  looks like the aumix will work to setup so you can hear input in realtime.  play with the record section and turn up the line or mic you are using as input
[10:59] <llutz> thinkstu: bring them in the right order :) sry no idea/recommendation
[10:59] <jhattara> red2kic, can UbuntuOne synchronize folders on arbitary server?
[10:59] <thinkstu> rooks: the problem that every 3 wrong password KeePass close the password windows, so I can't use dictionary attack
[10:59] <dragenov1> llutz: IT doesn't say its send and receive???
[10:59] <sacarlson> boris: later you will need to play with the realtime kernel and jackd to add realtime sound effects to your guetar
[11:00] <boris-> sacarlson: what the heck do i need to do with aumix
[11:00] <rooks> thinkstu, then try some sort of brute force attack based on those characters, it will start generatate all possible combinations based on the characters you provided
[11:00] <llutz> dragenov1: look at iftop
[11:00] <aeon-ltd> bost0n: please don't remind me of my broke-ass-nes
[11:00] <aeon-ltd> *ness
[11:00] <Hoober> Ok so, in NASM i have to write code for linux, and windows separately?
[11:00] <sacarlson> boris-: to install aumix just apt-get install aumix
[11:00] <nicark> jhattara: You can synchronize with rsync
[11:00] <rooks> thinkstu, use some sort of script to do it
[11:00] <boris-> did it sacarlson
[11:00] <boris-> opened , what now
[11:00] <thinkstu> rooks: then I have to try all the possibles ?
[11:01] <nicark> jhattara: or if you feel really lazy about it and it's sensible data then use dropbox
[11:01] <rooks> thinkstu, im not that deep into security but my bet is that there is already some tool that will do all of that for you
[11:01] <nicark> jhattara: I meant to say not sensible data
[11:01] <thinkstu> rooks: do you remember this tool name ?
[11:01] <sacarlson> boris-: just run aumix after install  it should also be in the aplications menu under sound
[11:02] <boris-> did it
[11:02] <Boromir> Hey guys. Anybody know hoe to get a option similiar to what u hear/stereomix in Windows for your soundcard? I don't wan't to record what I'm listening to, I want to stream what I'm playing to others trough flash, so I need the option as a mic source
[11:02] <jhattara> nicark, i'd need a software that can connect to various servers that i have either sftp, ftp or both connections available and synchronize the remote files with local files
[11:02] <Boromir> *want
[11:02] <boris-> sacarlson: still nothing
[11:02] <Boromir> *a flash application
[11:02] <thinkstu> rooks: do you remember this tool name ??
[11:02] <sacarlson> boris-: did you play with both playback and record on you line or mic?
[11:02] <boris-> ?
[11:02] <rooks> thinkstu, i seen few crackers for regular passwords from /etc/shadow, give me again name of that app that you use
[11:02] <sacarlson> boris-:  or nothing you can't run it?
[11:02] <boris-> what ?
[11:03] <boris-> i dont get it
[11:03] <boris-> if i press record in audacity and later play i can hear the guitar
[11:03] <sacarlson> boris-:  you don't know how to install it?
[11:03] <boris-> install what ?
[11:03] <thinkstu> rooks: KeePass Password Safe 2
[11:03] <rooks> k
[11:04] <sacarlson> boris-:  yes I understand the audacity part but to hear in realtime you need to hear the playback I think with the mic or line that you are using as input
[11:04] <boris-> i heard the play in audacity
[11:04] <boris-> if thats your playback
[11:05] <sacarlson> boris-:  yes but you want to hear at the speaker when you input so you need to play with the sound card mixer setings
[11:05] <sacarlson> boris-:  this is done with mixer software there are many but aumix should work for you if you install it.
[11:06] <boris-> i installed it
[11:06] <boris-> and ran it
[11:06] <werbs>  /window stick
[11:06] <boris-> i get some text about line in and mic in terminal and balance and so
[11:07] <sacarlson> boris-:  ok try play with the line settings volume of the line input you are using for input of the gutar in both record and playback
[11:07] <thinkstu> rooks: .....
[11:08] <rooks> ubununutunutu, just relogin to have all the changes propagate to all other apps, for local use just type bash -l and it should reload config and you can use that new path there
[11:08] <chong> somethinginteres:  lshw will scan pci bus,   devices name , pid vid is  in /usr/share/misc/pci.ids , may be this device was not in this list..
[11:08] <dragenov1> llutz; iftop
[11:08] <dragenov1> interface: eth0
[11:08] <dragenov1> Unable to get IP address for interface: eth0
[11:08] <dragenov1> ioctl(SIOCGIFADDR): Cannot assign requested address
[11:08] <dragenov1> MAC address is: 00:25:64:4d:b2:be
[11:08] <FloodBot1> dragenov1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:08] <dragenov1> pcap_open_live(eth0): socket: Operation not permitted
[11:08] <dublinchore> my "System->Administration->System Test" applet has been stuck doing nothing for the last 8 hours .  ANyone know the process name so I can find the PID and  kill it from the command line
[11:08] <sacarlson> boris:- you see no window open with a bunch of controls on it?
[11:08] <thinkstu> rooks: your last message about bash -l related to me !!?
[11:09] <CatDog> fix my webcam lpease
[11:09] <ubununutunutu> how do i make that path apply to root?
[11:09] <skumara> i couldnt find clamAV in ubuntu software centre? instead there is virus scanner and klamAV. Are they same?
[11:10] <CatDog> can someone help me my webcam is not wroking
[11:10] <rooks> thinkstu, i havent seen so far that app, just google around for <your app name> + password recovery or + brute force tool
[11:10] <dragenov1> lllutz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/473965/
[11:10] <erUSUL> !find clamav
[11:10] <soreau> ! webcam | CatDog
[11:10] <dragenov1> problem with iftop help http://paste.ubuntu.com/473965/
[11:10] <rooks> ubununutunutu, make the same changes to global /etc/bashrc
[11:11] <CatDog> thatdoes not work i tryed that
[11:11] <CatDog> nextoption
[11:12] <eagleflyhigh> #ubuntu
[11:12] <kuttan_> #ubuntu
[11:12] <skumara> erUSUL, seriously which file to install to run clamav?
[11:12] <eagleflyhigh> hey guy
[11:12] <eagleflyhigh> i just installed ubuntu
[11:12] <rooks> ubununutunutu, or better yet make those changes to /etc/profile
[11:12] <eagleflyhigh> im a first time user
[11:12] <erUSUL> !info clamav | skumara
[11:13] <eagleflyhigh> im using 8.10
[11:13] <CatDog> webcam now working link not working
[11:13] <bazhang> !enter | eagleflyhigh
[11:13] <kuttan_> !enter | eagleflyhigh
... how?
[11:14]  * Crell is back.
[11:17] <sacarlson> boris-: I just played with my aumix and was able to hear myself on my headphones or speakers when I played with the mic volume so it should work for you.
[11:17] <CatDog> webcam not working step by step guied needed
[11:17] <ubununutunutu> im trying to install qbittorrent but it says Reason: Unable to find the 'qmake' tool for Qt 4.
[11:17] <ubununutunutu> Be sure you have a proper Qt 4.0 build environment set up.  This means not
[11:17] <ubununutunutu> just Qt, but also a C++ compiler, a make tool, and any other packages
[11:17] <ubununutunutu> necessary for compiling C++ programs.
[11:17] <FloodBot1> ubununutunutu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:17] <sacarlson> boris-:  oh and I might try just one sound card to start before you complicate your problems with two sound cards
[11:17] <ubununutunutu> that happened after i ran ./configure
[11:18] <boris-> sacarlson: how the heck do you "play" with it ?
[11:18] <boris-> i cant even figure out how to change anything
[11:18] <littlepenguin> ubntununtutu you rmissing dependecies
[11:18] <boris-> i screwed up something and now i dont even have sound
[11:18] <sacarlson> boris-: you must not see what I see with a control panel with about 6 different knobs on it?
[11:18] <CatDog> can someone help me
[11:18] <littlepenguin> ubununutunutu : sudo apt-get install qmake
[11:18] <boris-> no, i see a terminal
[11:18] <boris-> sacarlson:
[11:18] <MACscr> i have a dumb question, what are the "pools" such as this? http://www.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/m/mailscanner/
[11:19] <MACscr> im trying to upgrade mailscanner to the newest stable
[11:19] <sacarlson> boris-:  oh ok fix a single sound card first then get to this later.
[11:19] <boris-> i get an error could not open audio device for playback
[11:19] <CatDog> help me please
[11:19] <boris-> others dont work when i test (no sound)
[11:19] <sacarlson> boris-:  your soundcards may conflic with the interupt settings
[11:20] <MACscr> CatDog: help yourself first. Your question/statement was useless
[11:20] <boris-> sacarlson: and ?
[11:20] <soreau> ! helpme | CatDog
[11:20] <sacarlson> boris-:  ok I have had that problem before then I just disabled the internal sound card in the bios of my machine so they didn't conflict
[11:20] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam CatDog
[11:21] <boris-> i think i already did that once
[11:21] <CatDog> MACscr,  my webcam is not working plug it in nothing go to chease no device found
[11:21] <CatDog> bazhang,  dead link
[11:21] <littlepenguin> catdog lspci shows your cam?
[11:22] <soreau> CatDog: works fine here
[11:22] <bazhang> CatDog, no its not
[11:22] <littlepenguin> oh catdog meant lsusb
[11:23] <CatDog> littlepenguin, nothing in ports apart from my card reader
[11:23] <silentx> bazhang: Hey everyone .. I've Wireless USB adapter, Model: AWUS036H .. its cable was not functioning so I thought it is an ubuntu problem since that time I tried to install lots of drivers and after I knew the cables problem .. I change it and it works to browse only two or one website then it stops browsing please help me to return it back ..!
[11:23] <littlepenguin> catdog its connected via usb?
[11:23] <karlo> why super-E view is so dark to me ?
[11:23] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  yes
[11:23] <Terminus> ubununutunutu: you'll want to install build-essential and either libqt3-dev or libqt4-dev depending on whether what you're trying to compile uses qt3 or qt4.
[11:24] <littlepenguin> catdog put lsusb in terminal
[11:24] <littlepenguin> and watch for something that is related to cam
[11:24] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  nothing to do with cam
[11:25] <littlepenguin> ok..catdog but cam powers on??
[11:25] <sacarlson> catdog: maybe try unplug and replug again your cam?
[11:25] <CatDog> sacarlson,  nothing still
[11:25] <littlepenguin> catdog what cam u have?
[11:26] <boris-> sacarlson: AC97 audio was already disabled
[11:26] <sacarlson> catdog: then maybe take a look at logs and see what is hapening if anything at the time you plug it in.
[11:26] <ArtiPz> CatDog in lsusb what raport it gives
[11:26] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  make is tevion (don't know modle)
[11:27] <n00bzies> hello and good morning one and all
[11:27] <silentx> Hey everyone .. I've Wireless USB adapter, Model: AWUS036H .. its cable was not functioning so I thought it is an ubuntu problem since that time I tried to install lots of drivers and after I knew the cables problem .. I change it and it works to browse only two or one website then it stops browsing please help me to return it back ..!
[11:27] <CatDog> good morning
[11:27] <n00bzies> wondering if I could get a spot of help if it isn't too much trouble
[11:27] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  weid webcam
[11:27] <littlepenguin> catdog something is wrong if lsusb does not show it when its plugged in..so either its defect or the usb slot maybe defect
[11:27] <littlepenguin> try another
[11:28] <sacarlson> boris-:  so you should a single sound card active correct?
[11:28] <boris-> i should
[11:28] <boris-> yes
[11:28] <sacarlson> boris-:  and do we?
[11:28] <CatDog> all ports show nothing
[11:28] <boris-> ?
[11:29] <boris-> it still dont work
[11:29] <littlepenguin> catdog but cam powers on when plugged in?
[11:29] <sacarlson> boris-:  is there any soundcard visible to your system now with say lspci
[11:29] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  no light on cam
[11:29] <n00bzies> I'm trying to boot ubuntu form a partition on a dell DCNE and I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system
[11:29] <soreau> CatDog: Have you tried a different usb port?
[11:30] <boris-> 02:0a.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster sacarlson
[11:30] <CatDog> soreau,  tryed all of them
[11:30] <littlepenguin> so catdog it seems the cam does not work technically--
[11:30] <soreau> CatDog: Are you sure the cam is not broken?
[11:30] <sacarlson> catdog: the light on my cam won't light until I use software that uses it.  but you should see it with lsusb if not it must be broken?
[11:30] <CatDog> soreau,  used to work so
[11:30] <wrksx> hi
[11:30] <soreau> CatDog: how long ago?
[11:31] <sacarlson> boris-: ok sounds like a sound card to me
[11:31] <littlepenguin> catdog cam should get initioalized while plugged in..if not the cable could be broken for example
[11:31] <wrksx> I just connected throught ssh to a ubuntu server and it says the server must be rebooted. Any idea when do this occurs ?
[11:31] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  it has worked in the past
[11:31] <littlepenguin> wrksx updates maybe
[11:31] <littlepenguin> ok catog
[11:32] <littlepenguin> catdog do you have a 3nd win pc for example to test the cam
[11:32] <sacarlson> boris-: and when you play something like an mp3 they do play but no sound?
[11:32] <littlepenguin> 2nd
[11:32] <ubununutunutu> after installing qt4make or whatever
[11:32] <ubununutunutu> make: /usr/bin/moc-qt4: Command not found
[11:32] <ubununutunutu> make: *** [conf4.moc] Error 127
[11:33] <ubununutunutu> when i try to install qbittorent
[11:33] <kuttan_>
[11:33] <sacarlson> catdog: littlepenguin: good idea try another computer or even another in vertualbox
[11:33] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  afrde to say its still under construction (home made pc) just gotta put drivers on it
[11:33] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: is qbittorrent not available in the repositories?
[11:33] <littlepenguin> catdog cam should use kernel integrated drivers
[11:33] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: anyway, you need to install the qt4 dev libraries too.
[11:33] <soreau> ubununutunutu: Do you have libqt4-dev installed?
[11:34] <sacarlson> catdog: littlepenguin: also maybe try another plug if you have more than one on your single computer.
[11:34] <ubununutunutu> probably not, is it normally this hard to install things manually?
[11:34] <boris-> sacarlson: ye
[11:34] <minimec> Chousuke: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=qbittorrent
[11:34] <erUSUL> wrksx: kernel upgrade ?
[11:34] <littlepenguin> sacarlson he already tried that
[11:34] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  i was talking about my windows me pc
[11:34] <soreau> ubununutunutu: libqt4-dev is a ubuntu package you can install with apt
[11:35] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: Installing things from source is not hard, but it requires some knowledge most users don't have.
[11:35] <littlepenguin> catdog u want to install the cam on win me???
[11:35] <sacarlson> boris-: make sure your sound isn't muted
[11:35] <sacarlson> boris-: it was working so we must have broken it with the mixer or something
[11:35] <ubununutunutu> where can i get that knowledge/where can i learn how to install things from source?
[11:35] <wrksx> erUSUL, I made upgrades this mornin but I din't see any kernel updates. But I wasn't "fresh"
[11:36] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  not right now
[11:36] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: you need to be able to 1) understand the build system and 2) identify the dependencies of the source package so that you can install the needed packages from the repository.
[11:36] <soreau> CatDog: First you need to verify your camera actually works, then verify that it is actually a supported cam. Have you checked the list of supported webcams?
[11:36] <Koshie> Hi
[11:36] <soreau> ! webcam | CatDog
[11:36] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  i want it in ubuntu
[11:36] <littlepenguin> ok fine..so try the cam on another pc and see if it powers on
[11:36] <kuttan_> I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine.
[11:36] <Koshie> Hello ! I've a big trouble with Ejabberd, I can't connect myself with the admin account at the website Ejabberd of my server. I've create a new password for it with ejabberdctl, I've remove and create a new admin account but I CAN'T connect myself !
[11:36] <boris-> sacarlson: i dont think it is
[11:36] <glick> anyone use cinelerra to edit video?
[11:36] <boris-> couldnt see it anywhere
[11:36] <glick> in ubuntu?
[11:36] <littlepenguin> catdog seems cam is broken..need to be verified
[11:36] <crux_> hello everybody
[11:36] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: point 1 is not that much of a problem usually, as it's often just ./configure && make && make install or something, but point 2 is less obvious
[11:36] <erUSUL> wrksx: check /var/log/dpkg.log ?
[11:36] <jb12> hey all wats up
[11:37] <jb12> was wondering if anyone can help
[11:37] <anol> hello all
[11:37] <n00bzies> Hey folks I know you're all really busy but if anyone is available to assist please let me know. Would be grately appriciated. :)
[11:37] <crux_> kann mir hier jemand helfen?
[11:37] <littlepenguin> crux just ask
[11:37] <kuttan_> jb12 : I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine.
[11:37] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: build instructions are usually written for developers and more advanced users, so the dependencies list will just say something like "Qt4, cmake, liboil" or something.
[11:37] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  its suported and no its not broken
[11:37] <jb12> how do i configure xchat to use a proxy server
[11:37] <jb12> using xchat client
[11:37] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: and then you need to figure out yourself what packages provide those dependencies.
[11:37] <wrksx> erUSUL, ok thx
[11:38] <jb12> i am gong to network section ned a hand there
[11:38] <n00bzies> I'm trying to boot ubuntu form a partition on a dell DCNE and I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system
[11:38] <sacarlson> glick: no but I have used pitivi in ubuntu to edit video
[11:38] <littlepenguin> ok catdog than i would guess it is on a defect usb port..or ubuntu does not support type of hardware
[11:38] <radi> hello, is there a way to install kiba dock without compiling it ? ive tried, but i always get an errors. I have all libs for it
[11:38] <radi> with amarok enabled
[11:38] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  ports are fine in suported on website
[11:39] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: but why are you installing qbittorrent from source anyway? It seems to be in the repositories
[11:39] <littlepenguin> catdog have you tried to restart ubuntu
[11:39] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: just use aptitude or whatever
[11:39] <glick> sacarlson, i heard piviti is just for the absolute basics
[11:39] <minimec> CatDog: If you plug the device you should be able to see some messages at the end (5 lines or so) of dmesg (in a console) You should see then, if the cam is recognized by the system
[11:39] <sacarlson> catdog: littlepenguin: I agree,  if you don't see the cam in lsusb then it must be as far down as the driver of the usb or broken
[11:39] <kuttan_> I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine.
[11:40] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: check alsamixer in terminal
[11:40] <littlepenguin> yes sacarlson or kernel modules are not loaded
[11:40] <littlepenguin> but the usb should get intialized also..
[11:40] <sacarlson> littlepenguin: maybe he has something else that uses usb?
[11:40] <ubununutunutu> chousuke, how do i reply? anyway, im doing it for practice on systems where i do not have the luxury of that repository
[11:40] <sacarlson> littlepenguin: like a usb flash drive?
[11:40] <xR4slehxc> lqzl
[11:41] <xR4slehxc> lawl
[11:41] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: ah, well, hm.
[11:41] <soreau> ! compile | ubununutunutu
[11:41] <aeon-ltd> xR4slehxc: trolololololol
[11:41] <wrksx> status installed linux-image-2.6.32-24-generic 2.6.32-24.39
[11:41] <wrksx> this is kernel update no ?
[11:41] <aeon-ltd> wrksx: yes
[11:41] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  nope same messages all to do with wirelass
[11:41] <erUSUL> wrksx: yes
[11:41] <wrksx> erUSUL, shit
[11:42] <wrksx> any chance that reboot fail ?
[11:42] <soreau> ubununutunutu: The packages ubuntu uses are built from source. -dev packages provide headers and other development tools. If you dont use repos, you will building a lot more from source than you bargained for
[11:42] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: the hardest part of compiling software really is figuring out the dependencies.
[11:42] <littlepenguin> sacarlson lsusb should show some devices so...without detailled logs its difficult to troubleshoot
[11:42] <sante> ciao
[11:42] <evon> what's the command to get grub2 to check for new OS's
[11:42] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: read the INSTALL and README files and install whatever -dev packages are needed to build the thing
[11:42] <pkkm> Is 'find -name' case-sensitive?
[11:42] <sacarlson> littlepenguin: catdog: oh I forgot one other thing If you already have something using usb pull it out.  I have had a device use too much power off usb that killed all others on usb ports
[11:42] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: and follow any other instructions.
[11:42] <aeon-ltd> evon: sudo update-grub
[11:43] <littlepenguin> catdog could you pm me what lsusb gives out?
[11:43] <evon> aeon-ltd thanks man
[11:43] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: there's no real tutorial for it, since the process depends entirely on what you're installing.
[11:43] <soreau> littlepenguin: s/pm/pastebin
[11:43] <erUSUL> wrksx: did yu mean « any chance that reboot *could* fail ? » well sh*t happens. i cannot guarantee anything.
[11:44] <silentx> why no one want to solve my problem :(
[11:44] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: you just need to read whatever instructions the source contains.
[11:44] <littlepenguin> ok catdog no device..can confirm this
[11:44] <littlepenguin> sp catdog u have a usb stick or hdd connected?
[11:44] <xR4slehxc> im running BT4 with virtual box someone that nows why i cant  find my network card
[11:45] <Chousuke> ubununutunutu: the ubuntu wiki page you were linked to provides helpful tips for many software packages but even that is not applicable to everything.
[11:45] <hwso1129> I need help with installing OpenOffice in Xubuntu
[11:45] <aeon-ltd> xR4slehxc: shouldn't you be in #backtrack ?
[11:45] <hwso1129> I am a newbie
[11:45] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  nope tho that might be intergrated card reader on lpatop
[11:45] <hwso1129> How to I install OpenOffice in Xubuntu?
[11:45] <wrksx> erUSUL, I'm not talking about any kind of guarantee =) this is the first time I update the kernel. I was simply wondering about the risks
[11:45] <kuttan_> I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine. can I reset my audio setting ( Lucid 10.04 ) . how can I do that thankx
[11:46] <littlepenguin> ok catdog Realtek Semiconductor Corp. Mass Storage Device because this device is shown
[11:46] <aeon-ltd> xR4slehxc: #backtrack-linux soz my bad
[11:46] <erUSUL> wrksx: pretty low. only security fixes are added.
[11:46] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: go to a terminal
[11:46] <littlepenguin> @catdog this could be the cardreader
[11:46] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: then type alsamixer then enter
[11:46] <hwso1129> Anyone willing to help me?
[11:47] <littlepenguin> hwso just asl
[11:47] <aeon-ltd> hwso1129: use synaptic package manager
[11:47] <littlepenguin> ask
[11:47] <kuttan_>  aeon-ltd: did that..
[11:47] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: are you in?
[11:47] <wrksx> erUSUL, ok. Thank you for your answers
[11:47] <kuttan_>  aeon-ltd: yes
[11:47] <epinky> hwso1129: use SYnaptic
[11:47] <erUSUL> wrksx: no problem
[11:47] <littlepenguin> catdog you have installed a new kernel??
[11:47] <kuttan_>  aeon-ltd: My external speakers just fine, problem is headphones sound
[11:47] <hwso1129> Is there any online guide to help me with using this Operating System?
[11:47] <soreau> CatDog: If you have a usb device and lsusb does not sow it, that typically means it is a physical hardware issue, either with your device (in this case your webcam), the cord attaching your device to machine (the usb cable) or something fundamentally wrong with your usb in general (a conflict or a major system issue)
[11:47] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: max out the bars with up(arrow key) and make sure they all show 00 if not go to the bar in question and press m
[11:47] <CatDog> littlepenguin,  just kernal hedders
[11:48] <bibo> hwso1129: what do you need help with?
[11:48] <minimec> hwso1129: There are different options. synaptic in the system settings or simply open a console and do sudo apt-get install openoffice.org
[11:48] <aeon-ltd> hwso1129: just google or read the wikis
[11:48] <hwso1129> I am new to Xubuntu
[11:48] <hwso1129> Thank you
[11:48] <bibo> hwso1129: Google is your friend
[11:49] <minimec> hwso1129: openoffice.org is the package name. You can also search that package with the mentioned synaptic software and then install it...
[11:49] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: hows it going?
[11:49] <hwso1129> bibo: thank you for your help
[11:49] <n00bzies> Sorry to be a pest. I'm trying to boot ubuntu form a partition on a dell DCNE and I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system. I dont know what to do from here. I'm really confused by the stuff I did manage to find on google.
[11:50] <kuttan_>  aeon-ltd: Sorry , same prooblem
[11:50] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: no sound still?, double check alsamixer
[11:50] <ruby_on_tails> hello, how can I use the remote dektop viewer to view 2 desktops ?
[11:50] <epinky> hwso1129: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/newtoubuntu/C/index.html
[11:50] <littlepenguin> @catdog check http://blog.myfenris.net/?p=377 there you see how it normally should look
[11:51] <kuttan_> aeon-ltd: Done ., no change
[11:51] <n00bzies> For most they're getting the error on install
[11:51] <aeon-ltd> ruby_on_tails: if its 2 different pcs couldn't you just use another instance of rdv?
[11:51] <petriborg> does nvidia somehow not require a kernel package for 10.04?
[11:51] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: do the headphones work for sure?
[11:51] <n00bzies> I already had it installed though so I'm not sure why this error is appearing now
[11:51] <ruby_on_tails> aeon-ltd: I am trying to view 2 pcs from my laptop, another instance doesn't fire up
[11:51] <ruby_on_tails> aeon-ltd: it maximises the 1st instance
[11:51] <n00bzies> I'm desperate
[11:52] <n00bzies> :(
[11:52] <kuttan_> aeon-ltd: Yes its dual boot, works fine in XP ( headphones)
[11:52] <littlepenguin> noobzies housewife??
[11:52] <littlepenguin> :D
[11:52] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: what are you using to test?
[11:52] <aeon-ltd> littlepenguin: lol
[11:52] <n00bzies> yes it's getting there
[11:52] <littlepenguin> ;D
[11:52] <sacarlson> petriborg: I have nvidia and I see it has a module nvidia-agp.ko
[11:53] <kuttan_> aeon-ltd: I am using vlc and mp3 file
[11:53] <petriborg> sacarlson - what package does that come out of? any idea?
[11:53] <n00bzies> Ultimately I need to install a SQL server prolly MySQL but cant get over this silly hump of the Ubuntu install not working
[11:53] <sacarlson> petriborg: well it would be in the kernel package i have installed
[11:54] <epinky> !details | n00bzies
[11:54] <n00bzies> Oh thanks. Sorry If I wasn't asking properly
[11:54] <kuttan_> aeon-ltd: Can I reset audio settings by deleting some files ( like restting gnome-panel )
[11:54] <sacarlson> petriborg: I'm not sure what your problem is or what nvidia card you have
[11:54] <littlepenguin> kuttan rename folder .pulse in home folder
[11:54] <ruby_on_tails> aeon-ltd: and when I connect to another ip it says connection closed
[11:55] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: in your home directory you can delete .alsa .pulseaudio not absolutly sure of  their names but you should find them (btw they are hidden)
[11:55] <petriborg> sacarlson - not really a problem per-say :-) I've compiled my own 2.6.35 kernel for Ubuntu 10.04 and was trying to figure out what I would have to do for the nvidia card to work
[11:55] <minimec> kuttan_: I would rather try to reconfigure alsa with sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-base. That should set alsa to its defaults.
[11:56] <n00bzies> I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and when I attempt to boot my PC I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system.
[11:56] <petriborg> sacarlson - the 2.6.35 kernel I compiled is based off the ubuntu git repo in case you're wondering :-)
[11:56] <kuttan_> aeon-ltd: Then do I need to kill pulseaudo ( after deleting the .pulse/* ) ?
[11:56] <n00bzies> It's a Dell dell DCNE
[11:56] <sacarlson> petriborg: oh ok well you would have to look at the compile config and make sure you enabled all the nvidia stuff in it
[11:57] <sacarlson> petriborg: so you don't see any nvidia when you do a modprobe -l
[11:57] <petriborg> sacarlson - I didn't realize it was it was included in the main kernel body these days, hence my confusion :-)
[11:57] <crux_> join #ubuntu-de
[11:58] <epinky> n00bzies: was Ubuntu running before or this is your first installation attempt failed?
[11:58] <rmrfboy> exit
[11:58] <petriborg> sacarlson - oh, I do in fact see the nvidia drivers when I do modprobe -l -- I'm just surprised (happily) :-)
[11:58] <petriborg> sacarlson - i didn't expect it to how shall i say, go smoothly ;-)
[11:58] <aeon-ltd> kuttan_: you won't need to, it should just regenerate those folders and files but if it doesn't yeah kill pulseaudio, alsa and restart them
[12:00] <n00bzies> sorry did I still fail at asking my question? I'm sorry I'm so frustrated :( I can't seem to get any of this to work. I'm just a reporting analyst !_! I don't know this IT stuff lol
[12:00] <n00bzies> AHH!
[12:00] <n00bzies> sorry epinky
[12:01] <n00bzies> epinky: I think it worked before
[12:01] <n00bzies> epinky: I did not do the initial install
[12:01] <epinky> !enter | n00bzies
[12:01] <raven__> what is the cmd command for standby?
[12:02] <n00bzies> epinky: sorry thanks all for being helpful patient and understanding with my fail noobness
[12:02] <kuttan_> aeon-ltd: No luck ...