[04:09] <broken__> fccf: Aha! I found the quickcam module and installed it again. are there any others I should look for while I'm in here
[04:09] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Where each '|' indicates a new line
[04:09] <cabrey> | = Enters
[04:09] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: i recently discovered that change and it was really annoying really quickly because i had to find another way to take a screnshot, whcih i eventually did, but still annoying.
[04:09] <pw-toxic> kcollins, if you are interested in what i'm trying to do, you may switch to #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:10] <RedSocrates> cabrey, kohlrak: I think Ubuntu also has a package available that you can install that will also turn "dontzap" off
[04:10] <kohlrak> thanks, i'll fix that real quick
[04:10] <binskipy2u> guys if you were to do "tweak" ubuntu, swappiness,shell, optimize it for dual/quad processors, 64bit etc.. would you UPDATE the system first then tweak (if there was a HUGE update available)
[04:10] <deserteagle_> so like... what do i do if my usb wireless adaptor shows up in lsusb, ifconfig and in iwconfig, but the gnome app for wireless networks won't show up?
[04:10] <cabrey> binskipy2u, yes
[04:10] <binskipy2u> or would you tweak first, then update
[04:10] <deserteagle_> update first
[04:10] <RedSocrates> cabrey, kohlrak: Heh, yep.  You can 'sudo aptitude install dontzap' and then use it, apparently
[04:10] <Kingsley1> who can I speak to?
[04:10] <binskipy2u> ok..
[04:10] <binskipy2u> found a lot of ubuntu speed tweaks
[04:11] <binskipy2u> along with BUM and service tweaks etc
[04:11] <kohlrak> well i'll be
[04:11] <Mow> Kingsley1: what exactly is your problem?
[04:11] <hx> Kingsleyl, ...?
[04:11] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: any other key changes i should know about?
[04:12] <chuck_> RedSocrates, yes it does but when you type dontzap in terminal it wipes your xorg.conf file
[04:12] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Not that I know of
[04:12] <deserteagle_> :( i just need the wireless card to xfer files from one pc to the other... please help
[04:12] <RedSocrates> chuck_: Ew, wow, that's nasty.  Hopefully it warns you?
[04:12] <slayton> deserteagle_, do you have a wifi router?
[04:12] <deserteagle_> no
[04:12] <hx> ....
[04:12] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: I sure hope there isn't. XD Last thing i need is weird windows poping up when i press numlock or something.
[04:12] <Kingsley1> about my visual effects. How to enable it? I have tried to enable it but, it looks like there was a strange issue.
[04:12] <slayton> deserteagle_, are you transfering between linux and linux or is window involved
[04:12] <deserteagle_> windows
[04:13] <Kingsley1> That I 100% don't truthfully understand.
[04:13] <slayton> deserteagle_, you should google on how to setup an adhoc wireless network
[04:13] <deserteagle_> ...
[04:13] <deserteagle_> so like... what do i do if my usb wireless adaptor shows up in lsusb, ifconfig and in iwconfig, but the gnome app for wireless networks won't show up?
[04:13] <TehFlash> hello
[04:13] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Haha, I know the feeling.  I had a heck of a time with my laptop trying to use SysRq.  I had to type and release a couple keys in a certain order to get it to work
[04:13] <Pranka> Kingsley1: I'm guessing you haven't installed the drivers for your video card.
[04:13] <deserteagle_> slayton: ^
[04:13] <hx> Kingsleyl , uhm what does it do? symptoms?
[04:13] <zaccour> which is usually best to use, the current version of ubuntu or the oldest supported?
[04:13] <TehFlash> is it possible to install ubuntu over windows
[04:13] <deserteagle_> TehFlash: yes
[04:13] <Kingsley1> In addition, I have been trying to research it and figuring out. Finally, it was not very much of help here.
[04:13] <TehFlash> i dont know how to remove windows first, i dont have a copy of it
[04:14] <hx> zaccour it depends on what you want. Stability and very tested stuff, 8.04.
[04:14] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: Of the complaints of linux, the only lagitimate ones i heard mostly surrounded keybindings and such.
[04:14] <hx> New stuff and feat, 9.04
[04:14] <deserteagle_> Kingsley1: weren't u supposed to reboot? :P
[04:14] <TehFlash> my computer has a virus and i have ubuntu on my laptop some one installed it for me and gave me the cd for it
[04:14] <fccf> Broken sjokkis: sorry I stepped out for a smoke sjokkis see my /msg
[04:14] <zaccour> hx whats the pros on the later releases?
[04:14] <slayton> deserteagle_, ya i got that, nothing shows up because neither computer is broadcasting as an network... you need to either setup an adhoc wireless network in ubuntu or in windows and then have the otehr computer connect to that network
[04:14] <deserteagle_> TehFlash: no worries, it's called dual boot
[04:14] <RedSocrates> zaccour: It also will depend on what hardware you have, too
[04:14] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: There were other lagitimate ones of course, just most people have key trouble
[04:14] <jackedmscl> Hi everyone, i'm settings up twinview, and have it working, but when I open an app it always opens in 1 monitor, how do I make it send it to the other? I tried searching but have no idea what to look for on google
[04:14] <hx> 8.04 is the long term support. It has all the stable stuff.
[04:14] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Yeah, when the keys don't work as you expect, things can get pretty difficult
[04:14] <zaccour> i always update to the latest right away, just not sure if its a good idea
[04:15] <zaccour> actually one time i had to upgrade to 9.04 alpha just so my wired internet would work after the first set of updates
[04:15] <TehFlash> the hard drive is only 40 gig and windows is installed on the all of it, how do i erase it
[04:15] <````bulldogg> zaccour did that have to do with the bug in the kernel at that time?
[04:15] <jackedmscl> sorry, not twinview but 2 different Xservers
[04:16] <slayton> deserteagle_, http://www.google.com/search?q=adhoc+wireless+network+ubuntu
[04:16] <zaccour> perhaps
[04:16] <hx> TehFlash maybe some sudo fdisk -l and some man fdisk would help.
[04:16] <````bulldogg> I had a similiar problem and reverted to the previous kernel version
[04:16] <kohlrak> RedSocratese: It took me for ever to realize why firefox randomly went to pages like "because.com" and stuff like that, turns out that the middle mouse button emulation was turned on and i was hitting both wings on accident. Lost many a good writings thanks to it. Taught me to use gedit and turn on auto-saving.
[04:16] <hx> TehFlash you can also use gparted
[04:16] <slayton> TehFlash, you want to completely clean off the drive?
[04:16] <hx> so you can rip the partition where windows is.
[04:16] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Haha, nice.  At least a good learning experience :P
[04:16] <hx> installed.
[04:17] <zaccour> its not really important i'm just curious, whats the different between remove and completely remove in synaptic?
[04:17] <hx> zaccour, well , for example in 8.04 intel driver was ok, in 9.04 its all messed. But new stuff means new bugs.
[04:17] <````bulldogg> zaccour: good question... I am not sure
[04:17] <ZeroProg> how do you play encrypted itunes movies in ubuntu
[04:17] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: Next thing you know, they'll add a purge shortcut to gedit and it'll delete the text and the file
[04:17] <slayton> zaccour, one only removes the binaries the other removes the configuratino files aswell
[04:17] <slayton> ZeroProg, you can't
[04:18] <mib_81wf5msx> hey guys
[04:18] <ZeroProg> incorrect
[04:18] <kohlrak> ZeroProg: try medibuntu yet?
[04:18] <TehFlash> im booting from the ubuntu disc and it shows the screen loading but then it goes blank
[04:18] <ZeroProg> kohlrak: no ill try it out now
[04:18] <hx> zaccour completely remove is = --purge in console. And remove is = as -r or -remove in console.
[04:18] <slayton> ZeroProg, if the videos have apple DRM then you can't play them
[04:18] <broken__> fccf: it looks like the module has been enabled again, but unfortunately the camera still isn't working. I plugged it in, and dmesg shows that it registers, but none of the v4L apps show a camera
[04:19] <````bulldogg> vlc will play almost anything though ZeroProg
[04:19] <ZeroProg> slayton: theres always a way around it especiall in linux
[04:19] <````bulldogg> notice I said almost
[04:19] <slayton> ZeroProg, why especially in linux?
[04:19] <ZeroProg> yeah vlc isnt playing it because its encrypted so i downloaded ffpmeg
[04:19] <johnfg> hi guys
[04:20] <ZeroProg> linux is open source so other people have wanted to do this before...thus anything is available
[04:20] <````bulldogg> I thought ffpmeg was for encoding video???
[04:20] <jigp> hello guys how to update ubuntu 9.04?
[04:20] <ZeroProg> yeah i was gonna convert it to avi
[04:20] <mib_81wf5msx> sudo apt-get update
[04:20] <jigp> i am going to update the packages
[04:20] <mib_81wf5msx> sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:20] <kohlrak> jigp: try the sources thinger?
[04:20] <slayton> ZeroProg, your logic is astounding
[04:20] <Mow> woot feel like I acomplished something
[04:20] <ZeroProg> i try
[04:21] <chuck_> ZeroProg, i would just convert it with ffpmeg to avi
[04:21] <MikeChelen> can bluez-btsco be used for non-a2dp headsets in jaunty?
[04:21] <ZeroProg> ok
[04:21] <chuck_> ZeroProg, sorry you just said that
[04:21] <ZeroProg> yeah im just worried about the DRM
[04:21] <johnfg> Kind of a strange question: I just installed 9.04, it went flawlessly, btw.  I thought I was installing server, as that's how I had the dvd labeled   But, how can I be sure that this is server, not desktop (not that it matters that much)?
[04:21] <mib_81wf5msx> quick question, i've got a quad core but jaunty is only showing one cpu in the system monitor
[04:21] <mib_81wf5msx> it worked fine in 8.10
[04:21] <jigp> kohlrak is there a command?
[04:21] <slayton> ZeroProg, don't worry about the DRM you're using linux thus you can do anything
[04:21] <dthacker> johnfg: do you have a GUI?
[04:21] <deserteagle_> slayton: so if it's working properly, why won't it detect the neighbors wireless? o_O
[04:21] <kohlrak> johnfg: connect a monitor
[04:21] <johnfg> Yes.
[04:22] <froes> do anyone knows if there is a graphical application to configure gtkrc ? the spacing is just too much
[04:22] <tehbaut> how much faster would the live disc be from a usb stick instead of a cd?
[04:22] <````bulldogg> has anyone had any luck playing H.264 videos from HDPVR?
[04:22] <ZeroProg> haha
[04:22] <slayton> deserteagle_, probably b/c the signal isn't strong enough
[04:22] <kohlrak> jigp: this is linux, so yes, but your guess is as good as mine. Do you not have X or something?
[04:22] <fccf> broken__: i think we have been here luvcvideo? yes no?
[04:22] <dthacker> johnfg: Ubuntu server does not come with a gui by default.
[04:22] <aldo> hi everybody, iam from mexico
[04:22] <mib_81wf5msx> hola
[04:22] <deserteagle_> slayton: i am chatting from my laptop that's right next to the wlan0
[04:22] <aldo> hola :)
[04:22] <slayton> deserteagle_, i thought you said you didn't have a wireless router?
[04:23] <kohlrak> hi aldo
[04:23] <broken__> fccf: yes. I looked up this camera and also found out that it isn't a UVC camera (if that helps)
[04:23] <aldo> de donde eres?
[04:23] <tehbaut> is it possible to have ubuntu on a usb drive and have it save to that drive as if it were a full install, rather than being temporary like the live cd?
[04:23] <kohlrak> !es | aldo
[04:23] <jackedmscl> I got it! :) DISPLAY=:0.1 command
[04:23] <deserteagle_> slayton: neighbors wireless
[04:23] <````bulldogg> tehbaut I believe it is... I don't have a link in front of me though
[04:23] <aldo> thanks :)
[04:23] <broken__> fccf: don't know what I'm missing.. dmesg shows that it finds the camera and associates it with that driver
[04:23] <fccf> broken__: remove luvcview
[04:23] <Golfito16> bye
[04:24] <slayton> deserteagle_, so you have 2 computers.. the windows computer can see the network but linux cant
[04:24] <deserteagle_> yep
[04:24] <johnfg> So, is that the *only* way I can tell?
[04:24] <broken__> fccf: whats the command for that apt-get remove?
[04:24] <lex0> can someone help me with my installation with Nessus?
[04:24] <tehbaut> ````bulldogg, ok thanks
[04:24]  * tehbaut googles
[04:24] <slayton> deserteagle_, the two computers, are they the exact same model? if not they probably have different wireless cards with different anteneas so they both will pick up the signals with different strengths
[04:24] <jigp> kohlrak : i forgot the command...sudo apt-get isntall updates? but its not working
[04:24] <johnfg> I'm actually not lacking much that i'm needing, though I expected to install server.  I guess I can look at the dvd again, to make sure if it says.
[04:24] <Flannel> jigp: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrdae
[04:24] <Pranka> lex0: sudo apt-get install nessus
[04:24] <Flannel> jigp: er, dist-upgrade, not dist-upgrdae
[04:25] <````bulldogg> tehbaut: they call it a presistent install
[04:25] <fccf> broken__: sudo apt-get remove luvcview
[04:25] <MikeChelen> how can older non-a2dp bluetooth headsets play sounds in jaunty?
[04:26] <````bulldogg> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[04:26] <broken__> fccf: Ok, it has been removed
[04:26] <lex0> Pranka: although i did that i wanted to use the .deb file from the site and i think files got messed up
[04:26] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: are you saying that it works and you're surprised?
[04:26] <jigp> thanks Flannel
[04:26] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, lol nope im asking how to do it :)
[04:26] <lex0> Pranka: How can i copy and paste the file again?
[04:26] <Flannel> !away > bk|away
[04:26] <Pranka> lex0: Copy & paste the file? How?
[04:27] <johnfg> OK, next question: Is there an install from ubuntu desktop of server?
[04:27] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: i don't have bluetooth or i could be more assistance than i'm about to be.... but... Do you have them paired?
[04:27] <lex0> Pranka: the !pasebin how do i do that agian?
[04:27] <stevecam> new packages released today
[04:27] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, all the current guides assume your bt headset has a2dp, and the older guides don't work in jaunty
[04:27] <lex0> Pranka: so i can show you my problem
[04:27] <Pranka> !pastebin | lex0
[04:27] <tehbaut> ````bulldogg, thanks for the link
[04:27] <slayton> deserteagle_, so if your linux computer can't see the access point there isn't much you can do about it
[04:27] <assem> anyone else using SCIM notice problems with input method getting changed after bouncing desks under compiz?
[04:28] <slayton> deserteagle_, i'd suggest creating an adhoc network
[04:28] <````bulldogg> tehbaut: no problem hope that it helps you
[04:28] <slayton> deserteagle_, or using a thumb drive to transfer the files if you can (it will be faster)
[04:28] <tehbaut> ````bulldogg, how much faster do you think running from usb would be vs cd?
[04:28] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, it pairs fine, however the steps to set up audio for example in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothHeadset/ don't seem to work, although they do for newer a2dp enabled headsets
[04:28] <tehbaut> significant, or negligible?
[04:28] <````bulldogg> tehbaut I think its a lot faster.... I had bactrack on a usb and a buddy of mine had it on cd and I booted twice as fast as he did
[04:29] <Mow> woot feel like I acomplished something now...I think I helped that kingley guy fix his problem Xd
[04:29] <kohlrak> was it ever possible before, MikeChelen, because from what i see with this a2dp.......
[04:29] <tehbaut> cool, figured it would be at least somewhat quicker
[04:29] <lex0> Pranka: it will not let me copy and paste the text from the installation terminal... :\
[04:30] <Pranka> lex0: Did you highlight the text then right-clicked and clicked on Copy?
[04:30] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, yeah it was possible using bluez-sco, which still exists however modprobe snd_bt_sco no longer works in jaunty
[04:30] <lex0> Pranka: when i right click it does not even do anything, does nto let me copy
[04:30] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: alot of htings no longer work in jaunty........
[04:30] <Mow> does anyone thats in here know anything about xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root -
[04:30] <````bulldogg> tehbaut: I try to avoid loading from a cd when I do an OS load..... On a mac I can load leopard in 15 minutes from firewire versus about an hour from dvd.... I load linux from a USB when I can also
[04:30] <broken__> fccf: Thanks again for your help. I'm going to have to go to bed. I've spent too much time trying to get this thing working, and I have work in the morning. Maybe if you are on tomorrow, we can figure it out. Thanks again!
[04:31] <sg3> hey guys
[04:31] <happy> hey how do you install flash on jaunty from the terminal? so i can watch youtube?
[04:31] <tehbaut> good to know
[04:31] <slayton> !flash | happy
[04:31] <sg3> anyone know why desktop wallpaper might not show up?
[04:31] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, trying to find out if there is some alternate method for non-a2dp bt headsets, or if they are now incompatible with jaunty
[04:32] <p1oooop> what the heck
[04:32] <slayton> sg3, the file got moved
[04:32] <Pranka> lex0: Try holding down the right-button on your mouse while highlighting the text. The right-click menu should appear then.
[04:32] <lex0> Pranka: i will just type it l :(
[04:32] <````bulldogg> I believe the command is sudo apt-get install flashplayer-non-free... or something very similiar
[04:32] <p1oooop> someone tried to spam me...
[04:32] <sg3> i see it as i log in but then it disappears and is replaced by flat brown
[04:32] <Mow> sg3:Make sure your adding it to your wallpapers
[04:32] <ianm_> can anyone recommend a graph creator app?  (nodes, spans, and metadata for all)
[04:32] <datacrusher> hi everyone. i got an issue installing my ubuntu 9.04 i386
[04:32] <sg3> its in the right place
[04:32] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: 'Tis the problem with linux... old projects fall behind and become un-supported, despite how important they may be
[04:32] <lex0> Pranka: still no
[04:32] <p1oooop> hmm
[04:32] <datacrusher> on this same machine, i can install 8, but 9 refuses to let me use the sata drive
[04:32] <slayton> ianm_, graph plot creater? try matplotlib and python
[04:32] <happy> ubottu when i go to the site and I click the link it says "could not find package flashplugin installer.
[04:32] <sg3> and i can see it when i go into change desktop background
[04:33] <slayton> ianm_, or matlab
[04:33] <Mow> sg3: are you sure your not talking about your splash screen? thats what it sounds like
[04:33] <p1oooop> sg3: did you press the add button and click on an image file?
[04:33] <cabrey> !ubottu
[04:33] <datacrusher> on the disk detection, it asks that if wanna enable the sata drives, but on the next screen where i can chosse size, where to mount and etc theres NO l2cnd line
[04:33] <p1oooop> !desktop | sg3
[04:33] <datacrusher> i can do nothing after this part
[04:33] <happy> does any1 know how to install flash>? How do you enable the ubuntu repositories>?
[04:33] <slayton> happy did you read !flash?
[04:34] <cabrey> !flash
[04:34] <sg3> i added the  file and clicked add
[04:34] <slayton> !flash | happy
[04:34] <p1oooop> sg3: sorry, meant that to hel[
[04:34] <Mow> sg3: try what the bot says
[04:34] <p1oooop> sg3: I tried
[04:34] <linuxninja> happy: Just install ubuntu-restricted-extras or kubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:34] <datacrusher> is there an alternative way to force it to mount my sata drive? or use some command line way to mount ant use the partitions? i have a /home, that i dont wanna lose, and want to mount it on install and etc
[04:34] <sg3> its really bugging me
[04:34] <sg3> it just stopped staying up one day
[04:34] <p1oooop> sg3: yea, I have to agree
[04:34] <datacrusher> sg3, me either
[04:35] <datacrusher> :D
[04:35] <slayton> datacrusher, create a folder, then run sudo mount <device like /dev/sda1> <folder>
[04:35] <sg3> i think it was when i set remote desktop to not show the BG when connected
[04:35] <sg3> but then it never restored it
[04:35] <sg3> and now i can never see it
[04:35] <p1oooop> sg3: possibly a problem with gnome
[04:35] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, yeah that can happen, trying to find out definitively if there is any workaround or if its completely impossible
[04:35] <datacrusher> slayton please read the other lines
[04:35] <````bulldogg> sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[04:35] <Mow>  sg3: did you delete it or move it if so you need to just re add it to the backrounds
[04:35] <````bulldogg> sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install medibuntu-keyring && sudo aptitude update
[04:35] <````bulldogg> sudo update-apt-xapian-index
[04:36] <sg3> nah didnt move it or anything
[04:36] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: maybe if enough people complain, they'll fix the problem...
[04:36] <````bulldogg> happy then type sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:36] <````bulldogg> happy after you do the stuff for the mediaubuntu repo
[04:36] <Mow> sg3: strange..so you added it set it as your backround and it just wont show up..I would just try to move it and re add it
[04:37] <axisys> how do I see the grub menu and os console prompt on sun x4100's alom ?
[04:37] <sg3> it shows up in that screen
[04:37] <sg3> as the little thumb
[04:37] <Mow> kohlrak what problem?
[04:37] <p1oooop> sg3: hmm, seems like a really annoying problem :D
[04:37] <Mow> sg3 click on it?..
[04:37] <centaur5> Jaunty keeps freezing whenever I try to delete lots of files.  Is this a known issue with ext4?
[04:37] <sg3> lol thanks Mow
[04:37] <sg3> it works now!
[04:38] <sg3> jk
[04:38] <lex0> Pranka: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187884/
[04:38] <sg3> ill just live with not having a wallpaper
[04:38] <Mow> sg3: it would annoy me to but did you try removing it tottally and redownloading it?
[04:38] <p1oooop> sg3: mmm
[04:38] <cabrey> sg3, can you point us to the wallpaper?
[04:38] <sg3> lemme try redling it
[04:38] <rass> hi
[04:39] <rass> salut a tous
[04:39] <````bulldogg> did you get it happy?
[04:39] <lex0> sg3: never live without the liberty of no wallpaper lol
[04:39] <sg3> lol wtf now it works
[04:39] <p1oooop> wow, huge update
[04:39] <sg3> thanks guys i feel retarded now
[04:39] <p1oooop> gonna restart
[04:39] <happy> im trying alexs advice
[04:39] <p1oooop> be back guys, have  agood one
[04:39] <happy> i m updating my repository
[04:39] <Mow> crabrey:kingley never came back thats a good sign it means I helped him fix his effects problem..Or he cant figure out how to turn the computer back on..
[04:40] <cabrey> Mow, lol
[04:40] <Mow> sg3 im just that lucky;p
[04:40] <Pranka> lex0: Have you tried " /etc/int.d/nessusd start
[04:40] <datacrusher> any clues
[04:40] <Pranka>  "
[04:40] <coz_> Mow,   you here?
[04:40] <datacrusher> pisses me off, no point on google...
[04:40] <sg3> later then guys
[04:40] <Mow> coz yes you need meh?
[04:40] <Mow> data calm down...
[04:40] <RukusX> Inspiron 6000 on ubuntu 9.04 i tried searching for some information on this. but it gets REALLY HOT. in the memory / hard drive area.  and when it gets real hot the fans go on full blast,  and then slow down a bit but stay at about mid speed, which is alot louder than desired.   any suggestions?
[04:41] <lex0> Pranka: i am sort of new to linux...do I cd /etc/int.d/ nessusd? or just type that in the terminal?
[04:41] <coz_> Mow,   meet me back in #compiz :)
[04:41] <Pranka> lex0: Just type that in the terminal.
[04:41] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, it's difficult to find if others are have similar questions, because all the guides mention a2dp as a prerequisite
[04:42] <Pranka> lex0: If that doesn't work for you, then I suggest you remove Nessus and reinstall it from Synaptic.
[04:42] <poppy> what is eucaluptus all about and the cloud servers.
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Hello
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Anybody there?
[04:43] <mobi-sheep> !hi | Jimmy_Carter
[04:43] <RukusX> anyone?
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Hey
[04:43] <RukusX> inspiron 6000 ... loud fans?
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Does anybody know how to get a Chaintech av-710 working
[04:44] <Some_Person> Will ubuntu work if I burn the ISO to a DVD-RAM?
[04:44] <i3luefire_> so if i only want one user to have sudo rights can i just chang %wheel to that users name?
[04:44] <lex0> Pranka: i tried to reinstall through Synaptic but i can never get the icon  again,  am not sure if its there
[04:44] <Pranka> lex0: When you go on Applications->Internet, do you see Nessus in the list? That's after installing it through Synaptic.
[04:45] <Jimmy_Carter> DVD-RAM is not bootable.
[04:45] <lex0> its not there
[04:45] <Some_Person> Jimmy_Carter: I just installed Windows 7 from a DVD-RAM by booting to it
[04:45] <Mow> about time someone to h3lp a noobeh like meh..Hey anyone know any good docks? or is avant like the only one out for newest ubuntu
[04:45] <coffeeturtle> Could I get some help here please? --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1176880
[04:45] <Jimmy_Carter> Really, I thought the filesystems were different
[04:46] <lex0> Pranka: i dont see it
[04:46] <Some_Person> Jimmy_Carter: I don't know, but I know Windows 7 installed just fine
[04:46] <mobi-sheep> Mow: Gnome-Do Docky?
[04:46] <lex0> Pranka: how can i totally uninstall it through terminal?
[04:46] <Pranka> lex0: On Synaptic, do a Complete Removal for Nessus, then re=install it.
[04:46] <Jimmy_Carter> Actually, its the motherboard bios
[04:46] <lex0> Pranka : ok
[04:47] <Pranka> lex0: If you want to do it in terminal, apt-get --purge remove nessus
[04:49] <BeatlesFan> can anyone help me get Java applets working in Firefox (Ubuntu)?
[04:49] <chuck_> Some_Person, i am sure it would work you can install from a usb disk kinda the same thing AFAIK
[04:49] <hx> BeatlesFan, install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:49] <BeatlesFan> hx: ok, thanks!
[04:50] <BeatlesFan> hx: use synaptic package manager?
[04:50] <hx> you havent installed codecs or java before right?
[04:50] <Some_Person> chuck_: ok
[04:50] <Kingsley1> Milo if this is you.
[04:50] <alex_____> hx: What would happen if I installed that over the codecs and Java that I did install? lol
[04:51] <Kingsley1> I want to say thank you for helping me. My visual effects now works.
[04:51] <ksunlight> connect #irc.freenode.net
[04:51] <thotsoft> ext3_free_blocks_sb: bit already cleared for block
[04:51] <ksunlight> connect irc.freenode.net
[04:51] <BeatlesFan> hx: I installed Java yesterday
[04:51] <Kingsley1> where else can I learn more about ubuntu
[04:51] <BeatlesFan> hx: thought I installed the java plugins for Firefox
[04:52] <ozatomic> if i want to recompile the cx88xx drivers which package do i need to get i need to patch one of the .c files. I've downlaoded linux-headers and the files are not in that
[04:52] <Kingsley1> there are couple things in my mind that I need help here.
[04:52] <alex_____> Kingsley1: If you want to learn about using the terminal http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php has some really good introductions
[04:53] <tehbaut> I'm getting "read only file system" when attempting to write to a mac disk
[04:53] <tehbaut> anyone ever run into this?
[04:53] <Kingsley1> Does ubuntu support adobe flash player?
[04:53] <alex_____> Kingsley1: I have it on here =)
[04:53] <tehbaut> the disk is mounted as rw, so that's not it
[04:53] <hx> BeatlesFan, give me just a minute, making sure im saying the correct stuff.
[04:53] <tehbaut> and journaling is not in use
[04:54] <Kingsley1> about the adobe flash how to install into ubuntu.
[04:54] <cabrey> !flash | Kingsley1
[04:54] <BeatlesFan> hx: I have openJDK rava runtime installed
[04:55] <RalCheesus> Hi all, Can any1 point me to some good documentation on troubleshooting J Jackalope before this application crashes too? Suddenly my install is unstable ( I thought it was firefox or a plugin and was going to uninstall/reinstall, but my add/remove crashes as soon as i start it.... ~ no error codes (or i don't know where to look for them...). Tried to search, but Firefox keeps crashing if i surf around a lot. The OS itself seems stable i
[04:56] <alex_____> BeatlesFan: I just used Sun Java 6 Runtime and Sun Java 6.0 Plugin from add/remove programs.
[04:56] <hx> BeatlesFan, simple do: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-fonts
[04:56] <p1oooop> back
[04:56] <hx> that will get it working.
[04:56] <p1oooop> hey myself
[04:56] <BeatlesFan> hx: thanks hx!
[04:56] <p1oooop> hello todd
[04:57] <Kingsley1> thanks Alex for  the help.
[04:57] <alex_____> No prob
[04:57] <Kingsley1> Where can I download javasun?
[04:57] <Kingsley1> for ubuntu?
[04:57] <hx> BeatlesFan, for testing the plugin that it is working and any other reference of this: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu-904-jaunty.html
[04:57] <hx> :)
[04:57] <FloodBot1> hx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:58] <alex_____> Kingslet1: I just did it through add/remove programs. but hx just said how to do it in a terminal if you look back a little
[04:58] <alex_____> Kingsley1: I just did it through add/remove programs. but hx just said how to do it in a terminal if you look back a little
[04:58] <Mow> !flash
[04:58] <lex0> Pranka: does Nessus need plugins to work?
[04:58] <BeatlesFan> hx: got it, thanks!! :)
[04:59] <BeatlesFan> installing now
[04:59] <p1oooop> !help | myself :D
[04:59] <kazagista1> !java | Kingsley1
[04:59] <kazagista1> oops
[04:59] <p1oooop> might want to try that again
[04:59] <p1oooop> oopies
[04:59] <p1oooop> my fault
[05:00] <p1oooop> we had a request collision
[05:00] <Pranka> lex0: Not really, but you can install them if you really want to.
[05:00] <p1oooop> !java | Kingsley1
[05:00] <jamiejackson1> i need someone with RAID skills: i want to install with /home on a raid. i'm running from a livecd to get everything set up. do i need to chroot to the permanent installation and do anything to help the raid be assembled, etc, on boot?
[05:00] <kazagista1> ew, did ubottu just fail?
[05:00] <Pranka> lex0: They are named nessus-plugins ( in Synaptic ), or sudo apt-get install nessus-plugins
[05:01] <owen1> i am trying pair-programming using screen, vim and chroot and have issues - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177893
[05:01] <alex_____> Does anyone know of a good VOB ripper, like DVD Decrypter, for Linux?
[05:01] <kazagista1> 2 commands in short succession cancels one out... where should I report a bug report for ubottu?
[05:01] <jamiejackson1> for instance, i'll have to chroot and set up /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf, correct?
[05:02] <zipito_> why the 9.04 ubuntu would be maintained only till 2010 ?   ahile the recent release - till 2011 ?
[05:02] <MikeChelen> alex_____, dvd::rip is good
[05:02] <Pranka> lex0: A quick question, are you going to use it as a server or client?
[05:02] <MikeChelen> !lts
[05:02] <hx> zipito uhm what????
[05:02] <cabrey> zipito_, new releases every 6 months
[05:02] <lex0> Pranka: client
[05:02] <hx> cabrey in my opinion 8.04 long term would be good to be supported until 2011..
[05:03] <hx> but its only up to october
[05:03] <alex_____> MikeChelen: Thanks
[05:03] <cabrey> hx, 2011 for desktop
[05:03] <lstarnes> zipito_: 9.04 is supported until october 2010 while 9.10 will be until april 2011
[05:03] <cabrey> hx, server till 2013
[05:03] <Pranka> Then you should uninstall nessusd ( that's the server ), which you installed from the website, I'm guessing.
[05:03] <TheFunkbomb> quick question, has anyone set up skype on 9.04?
[05:03] <jason__> i'm trying to install kubuntu on a box i just built. i'm getting an error "ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)". some googling suggested there might be an incompatibility with the sata controller so i switched to the other one on the mobo but no good. if i try to install lenny, i get hungup at at DMA.  no RAID, at least for now. any ideas?
[05:03] <hx> ok sorry , 2010 is kubuntu 8.04. isnt supposed to be equal releases?
[05:04] <jigp> hello guys i cant play youtube.com.it says need flash player. how to install flash player?and other swf thing
[05:04] <robtp> hi - if i start a process in a terminal with process&, how can i transfer ownership of that process so i can close the terminal?
[05:04] <lstarnes> hx: 8.04 is until april 2011 (or april 2013 for server).  It's an LTS release
[05:04] <Flannel> hx: Kubuntu 8.04 is not an LTS due to a number of factors (primarily, the fact that KDE4 was brand new when it came out).  That was a decision by the Kubuntu team.
[05:04] <lstarnes> robtp: disown
[05:05] <hx> Flannel, 8.04 right know is only available with kde3.............................
[05:05] <lex0> Pranka: ok how can i just autoremove everyting nessus related and get the latest version?
[05:05] <Pranka> lex0: apt-get --purge remove nessus nessusd
[05:05] <Kingsley1> guys. I'm having trouble with
[05:05] <Kingsley1> okay bottom for running and installing javasun
[05:05] <hx> lex0, sudo dpkg -S nessus , will tel you all remaining files ..
[05:06] <kazagista1> hx: yes, but since kde3 was going to be abandoned by the kde team soon, Canonical did not want to be the only one left releasing bugfixes for obsolete software
[05:06] <Pranka> hx: Thanks for the help.
[05:06] <Flannel> hx: No, 8.04 is available with KDE3 or KDE4
[05:07] <Kingsley1> hello?
[05:07] <robtp> lstarnes: thanks
[05:07] <jason__> hello world.
[05:07] <tad1073> hello people
[05:07] <jason__> i am having issues with installation
[05:07] <hx> well maybe in the links, on some servers but in the main page the offered the kd3 version right now.
[05:07] <hx> Flannel, but i know sometime it was kde4.
[05:07] <robtp> jason__: go on...
[05:07] <Flannel> hx: You can download an ISO for either KDE4 or KDE3, yes.
[05:07] <Kingsley1> I really messed up.
[05:08] <brennus> hey, how would I change what appears on my Places tab?
[05:08] <Kingsley1> I accidentally close the terminal.
[05:08] <hx> 2009 october supported only, thats bad...
[05:08] <jason__> namely, something with tyhe sata
[05:08] <Kingsley1> how to fix this?
[05:08] <hx> KIngsleyl what you were doin?
[05:08] <smokinjoe> Has anybody had problems with Ubuntu 8.4 Realtek ALC888 sound going out on them?
[05:08] <lex0> hx: i still have a lof ot files...http://paste.ubuntu.com/187900/
[05:09] <jason__> i'm trying to install kubuntu 9.04 and it stalls with an error like ata1: softreset
[05:09] <robtp> jason__: gotta be a bit more specific :)
[05:09] <robtp> ok
[05:09] <Kingsley1> it give me an error. Telling me that unable to lock the adminstration directory. (/var/lib?dpkg/)
[05:09] <jason__> haha. working on it. i'm typing from an eeepc, so it's a tradeoff between speed and typos :p
[05:09] <Flannel> hx: Did you have a support question related to the EOLs?  If you're just looking to discuss it, we'd prefer you do that in #ubuntu-offtopic.  Thanks
[05:09] <Kingsley1> is another process using it?
[05:09] <robtp> jason__: it stalls after that?
[05:09] <jason__> yeah
[05:10] <Kingsley1> and that's how I accidentally  closed it.
[05:10] <Kingsley1> how to fix this?
[05:10] <jason__> i did some googling and some forums suggested that there was a compatibility issue with the sata controller
[05:10] <Kingsley1> meaning what?
[05:10] <jason__> so i switched to the other onboard one (it has two, one amd and one gigabyte)
[05:10] <hx> Flannel, lol. Admin ego. Whatever, if you didnt notice im trying to help some people in here. so, If you prefer you can help them instead of me. :)
[05:10] <lstarnes> !aptfix | Kingsley1
[05:10] <kazagista1> Kingsley1: easy and wussy possible fix: logout and login :P
[05:11] <kazagista1> or do that
[05:11] <Flannel> hx: You're more than welcome to be in both channels.  But this channel is just for support, not discussion.
[05:11] <jason__> neither worked, so i tried installing lenny and it stalls giving a DMA error. i don't think i hooked up the sata wrong.
[05:11] <lex0> Pranka: these are files remaining...http://paste.ubuntu.com/187900/
[05:11] <Kingsley1> =-O
[05:11] <jason__> i'm not setting up raid, for now at least.
[05:11] <Flannel> Kingsley1: Before you do that, make sure you have no other package managers running.
[05:11] <hx> Flannel, already know that, and please stop doin offtopic comments or !ot
[05:11] <hx> :)
[05:12] <Kingsley1> it now ask me that the produce alot of output - pipe it through less or more?
[05:12] <Kingsley1> what to do?
[05:12] <krishmish> Slart: u there?
[05:12] <Kingsley1> please
[05:12] <Flannel> Kingsley1: What's happening right now?
[05:12] <hx> lex0, here???
[05:12] <smokinjoe> I have a problem with my Realtek ALC 888 sound I'm running ubuntu 8.4
[05:12] <kazagista1> !aptfix | Kingsley1
[05:12] <Slart> krishmish: yes?
[05:12] <smokinjoe> Anyone?
[05:12] <hx> ok lex0 you uninstalled nessus with apt right?
[05:12] <kazagista1> Kingsley1: what ubottu said, do that
[05:13] <Kingsley1> meaning less or more?
[05:13] <Flannel> Kingsley1: What?
[05:13] <krishmish> Slart: well i hope im not disturbing u???
[05:13] <Flannel> Kingsley1: use less instead of more.
[05:13] <jason__> anyone?
[05:13] <Kingsley1> less --help for help
[05:13] <Kingsley1> ??
[05:13] <Kingsley1> very confusing
[05:13] <krishmish> Slart: if u are busy or taking rest...will catch up later...
[05:13] <Kingsley1> for me.
[05:13] <Slart> krishmish: just got out of bed.. so I can't really be held responsible for any advice until I get some coffee =)
[05:14] <lex0> hx: yes im here ok look at this...http://paste.ubuntu.com/187901/
[05:14] <Kingsley1> good night Slart. Sweet dream
[05:14] <lex0> hx: also i wanna use nessus version 3
[05:14] <krishmish> Slart: okay fine ...no issues...same goes with me...its 0945 hrs here
[05:14] <mouthfull> hello
[05:14] <YesImaLinuxN00B> can anyone tell me how to remove a package and all of its dependencies on ubuntu 9.04
[05:15] <hx> lex0, !!! uhm if you notice all remain is in nessus folder in console do a: sudo rm -r /var/lib/nessus   or cd /var/lib and do: sudo rm -r nessus
[05:15] <alex_____> Kingsley1: Less is something that let you view a lot of output one page at a time for easy viewing, you can also scroll forwards and backwards, is that what you were asking about?
[05:15] <Slart> krishmish: but go ahead.. coffee will be ready in a couple of minutes..
[05:15] <krishmish> Slart: im having some issues trying to configure a samba file server
[05:15] <Slart> krishmish: ok.. just regular file sharing or something more advanced?
[05:16] <Flannel> lex0: did you purge nessus-plugins?
[05:16] <krishmish> in fact, i wanted a full fledged Domain controller ...so that i can beat the SHIT out of a microsoft windows server machine
[05:16] <froes> is there a way to make all buttons of logiteck internet mouse work ? like search, zoom buttons
[05:16] <hdon> hi all. strange question: after i boot the livecd, how can i be sure i have actually booted the livecd?
[05:17] <hx> lex0, !!! uhm if you notice all remain is in nessus folder in console do a: sudo rm -r /var/lib/nessus   or cd /var/lib and do: sudo rm -r nessus
[05:17] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: yes there is i found a guide on the ubuntu forums
[05:17] <krishmish> hdon: u can see it!!!
[05:17] <alex_____> hdon: Um... what? lol
[05:17] <Slart> hdon: check "cat /etc/mtab"
[05:17] <hdon> well the system is already a jaunty jackelope system
[05:17] <krishmish> hdon: it will show u as a live session user
[05:17] <hdon> krishmish: what?
[05:17] <alex_____> hdon: top right should say live session
[05:17] <Slart> hdon: it should be the first line.. where your root is
[05:17] <hdon> ah, ok, it does not
[05:17] <hdon> it says Owner
[05:18] <alex_____> hdon: Also, on the desktop it should have a shortcut for install
[05:18] <hx> hdon, nice question, when you boot the cd it display a menu select the first one and dont click the install icon, you are in livecd. prove it seeing your cdrom reading all the time.
[05:18] <krishmish> hdon: look at top right corner...
[05:18] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, forums.ubuntu.org ?
[05:18] <hdon> hx: i am using a USB flash drive
[05:18] <koshari> apt-get update error, replies Could not connect to <IP_ADDRESS>:1618? why is it looking at localhost?
[05:18] <hdon> krishmish: thanky ou
[05:18] <hx> then obvioudly live..
[05:18] <lex0> hx: looks like nessusd is still installed
[05:18] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: yes that forum
[05:18] <Flannel> froes: ubuntuforums.org
[05:18] <hx> obviously.
[05:18] <alex_____> hdon: One more way is if you click Places you should see your hard drive underneath "Computer" which you won't if your running from your hard drive.
[05:18] <hdon> i heard ubuntu has a default password?
[05:18] <Flannel> hdon: The liveCD?
[05:18] <hx> lex0 ok. the obviously comment wasnt for you
[05:19] <krishmish> hson: could i help???
[05:19] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: ill see if i can find it quick again
[05:19] <Slart> hdon: if it boots from a hard drive you'll see something like.  /dev/sdb1 / ext3  .. ie a hard drive as root.. I can't remember what the live cd says but it's different
[05:19] <hdon> Flannel: i don't know
[05:19] <krishmish> hdon: could i help/
[05:19] <Flannel> hdon: The liveCD shouldn't have a password, no.
[05:19] <lex0> hx: i know
[05:19] <david__> hello
[05:19] <hx> did you do the rm -r command?
[05:19] <hx> ?
[05:19] <hdon> Slart: the internal hard drive and the USB flash drive will both show up as /dev/sd*
[05:19] <fccf> !forums > froes this adds to the expierence
[05:19] <Flannel> lex0: I agree.  If you use package management, it should uninstall cleanly (assuming you've nabbed all the packages)
[05:19] <krishmish> hdon: no password...link on desktop to install...and so on...
[05:19] <hx> did*
[05:19] <Slart> krishmish: hmm.. I've never setup a domain controller with samba.. have you checked the documentation at samba.org?
[05:19] <hdon> ok, well i guess i'll have to diagnose my booting problem
[05:19] <hx> Flannel in case you didnt notice, he already DONE
[05:20] <hdon> because apparently i'm not booting into the livecd image
[05:20] <hx> :)
[05:20] <hdon> thanks
[05:20] <alex_____> hdon: Also, when your booting from it there are all those options at the beginning ;)
[05:20] <krishmish> Slart: yes, and theoretically its possible
[05:20] <krishmish> Slart: but i cant make out how
[05:20] <david__> I'm trying to customize my new 9.04 install. I went to gnome-look and i cant figure out if i should choose between gtk 1.x, gtk 2.x, metacity, compiz or eryl. any advice?
[05:20] <krishmish> Slart: im a nube
[05:20] <froes> thats strange. i went to the forum link you gave me . searched for the keyword "mouse" and nothing comes in
[05:20] <Slart> hdon: ah.. usb flash drive.. yes..but then you're not really using a live cd, right?
[05:20] <smokinjoe> Sound | help > anyone ?
[05:20] <alex_____> david__: Are you asking our opinions on which manager to use?
[05:20] <hdon> david__: isn't that just a personal preference?
[05:20] <Baix> how do i customize the visual effects beyond "none" "normal" and "extra?"
[05:21] <alex_____> david__: If so, I love Emerald (Beryl) =D
[05:21] <fccf> !sound >smokinjoe
[05:21] <alex_____> Monochrome FTW
[05:21] <Slart> krishmish: as far as I know it's possible.. but I wouldn't really know where to start
[05:21] <krishmish> Slart: mind if i add u on my friends list
[05:21] <krishmish> Slart: oh okay...
[05:21] <fccf> !sound >smokinjoe
[05:21] <krishmish> Slart: what abt samba in particular???
[05:22] <smokinjoe> fccf: I am having a problem I never had before
[05:22] <hx> david__ latest gtk will customized buttons and other stuff like forms. Metacity is the main window manager of ubuntu, so that will customized borders , etc. If you have emerald installed then you may go for the compiz section...
[05:22] <david__> hdon: i have a fresh install of ubuntu, i dont know which to choose
[05:22] <smokinjoe> Which is obvious
[05:22] <Slart> krishmish: sure, go ahead.. what kind of friends list?
[05:22] <Slart> krishmish: file sharing?
[05:22] <krishmish> Slart: u can catch me on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[05:22] <lex0> Flannel: I still cannot remove nessus fully http://paste.ubuntu.com/187906/
[05:22] <krishmish> Slart: thats my mail id...send me a test
[05:22] <Slart> krishmish: I mean, to use samba for regular file sharing?
[05:22] <smokinjoe> I got a dell desktop running ubuntu 8.4 with a realtek ALC888
[05:22] <david__> hx, so in a fresh ubuntu install i should choose metacity. is emerald worth the install?
[05:22] <krishmish> Slart: yeah, with authentication
[05:22] <hx> lex0, HAVE YOU DONE THE rm -r comand?????????????????????????????????????????
[05:22] <smokinjoe> And it just up and died on me
[05:23] <hx> that i told you?
[05:23] <Slart> krishmish: are you talking about msn instant messenger?
[05:23] <Flannel> lex0: try sudo apt-get remove --purge libnessus2 libnasl2.  I'll check out those files particularly
[05:23] <lex0> hx: yes
[05:23] <fccf> smokinjoe: normally our resident bot would have given you a bunch of info... I'll help if i can
[05:23] <krishmish> Slart: no
[05:23] <Flannel> hx: That's the wrong way to do it.
[05:23] <krishmish> Slart:  the IRC has a friends list...
[05:23] <smokinjoe> Sweet
[05:23] <smokinjoe> Thanks
[05:23] <hx> Flannel, if he do the completely remove way... with GUI. And it left files. you may remove it manually. Whats wrong in that... OMG.
[05:23] <fccf> !ask >smokinjoe
[05:23] <krishmish> Slart: Window>FriendsList
[05:23] <hx> this is linux, we may need to do that many times.
[05:24] <david__> anyone have a link on installing emerald?
[05:24] <sean12837> Question to everyone: what are you using to prevent comment spam?  I only know of Akismet and Mollom?  Any other ideas/services?
[05:24] <fccf> smokinjoe: please look at ubottu's message
[05:24] <Flannel> sean12837: Comment spam where?
[05:24] <lex0> Flannel: says use ' apt-get autoremove to remove them
[05:24]  * bc thinks his cpu may be on fire (68C)
[05:24] <Slart> krishmish: that's probably something that is done on your client.. I'm not using xchat
[05:24] <froes> hey, i think my ubuntu searchs the hardware on every boot. sometimes my X comes on 1024x768 and sometimes on 1440x800. sometimes my mobile usb works and sometimes it does not. i have to restart ubuntu to make it work. is there a way to fix it ???
[05:24] <smokinjoe> fccf: my sound just died
[05:24] <krishmish> Slart: oh okay, thats okay, u can keep my mail id
[05:24] <lex0> Flannel: what exactly do i type in to autoremove just those/
[05:24] <sean12837> Flannel: on social sites/blogs/forums
[05:25] <smokinjoe> I did nothing to modify the sound in anyway
[05:25] <Flannel> sean12837: Try #ubuntu-offtopic (that's not really related to Ubuntu), thanks
[05:25] <sean12837> k thanks
[05:25] <smokinjoe> And in all my time using linux I have never had the sound up and quit on me
[05:25] <krishmish> Slart: can i catch up with u in the afternoon, may be after 6 hours>>>???
[05:25] <Flannel> lex0: apt-get autoremove
[05:25] <smokinjoe> I just need some ideas for measurements to take on finding out the problem
[05:25] <hx> lex0, in case it is installed officialy i mean havent removed from a package manager, like you told me you have did, you may type sudo apt-get purge nessus
[05:25] <YesImaLinuxN00B> can anyone please tell me how to remove a package and all of its dependencies on ubuntu 9.04
[05:26] <krishmish> Slart: if our timezones match....im in bangalore, india
[05:26] <smokinjoe> I checked sound in System > Pref
[05:26] <smokinjoe> Nothing there made a diff
[05:26] <hx> lex0, but if you already did that, autoremove will only remove the left registered package, not the left files...
[05:26] <smokinjoe> I checked alsamixer
[05:26] <kazagista1> how do I check if I am using ubuntu 32 or 64 bit?
[05:26] <fccf> smokinjoe: first I'll ask the stupid questions - check the volume control.. also check change device in the menu of volume control to see if something is turned off
[05:26] <smokinjoe> Seemed fine
[05:26] <smokinjoe> Checked all volume levels and connections
[05:27] <Slart> krishmish: I'm here most of the time.. not sure if I'll be looking at my irc-window though.. but I'm active at least once a day or so
[05:27] <smokinjoe> Checked the device setting too
[05:27] <fccf> smokinjoe: ok open a terminal
[05:27] <Slart> kazagista1: uname -a
[05:27] <smokinjoe> Ok
[05:27] <krishmish> Slart: okay fine dude...will catch up then...thanks
[05:27] <Slart> krishmish: you're welcome
[05:27] <Flannel> lex0: If you wouldn't mind pastebinning the output of `dpkg -l` (thats a lowercase L)
[05:27] <krishmish> Slart: bye
[05:27] <hx> lex0, if you uninstalled the package with apt-get, youre supposed to be able to install the new ones. But if not, you may safely remove the files manually .
[05:28] <Slart> krishmish: bye
[05:28] <hx> for example with the rm command.
[05:28] <smokinjoe> fccf: All good
[05:28] <fccf> and type aplay -l and then pastebin the results - if you don't know how to pastebin type /msg ubottu !pastebin
[05:28] <lex0> Flannel: dpkg -l nessus?
[05:28] <hx> dpkg -S nessus.
[05:29] <Flannel> lex0: No, just dpkg -l (yes, it'll be long)
[05:29] <lex0> k hold on
[05:29] <Flannel> hx: If he has files left over there's something else going on.  Instead of just treating the symptoms, it's better to actually fix the problem.
[05:29] <johnfg> Sorry guys, had to be gone for a while.  Is there a way to upgrade from desktop to server?
[05:30] <Flannel> johnfg: Linux makes no differentiation between a "server" and a "desktop", the only difference is the packages that are installed.
[05:30] <Flannel> johnfg: So, yes.  What are you looking to end up with?  A server with a GUI? you just want to add a few servers to your box? or what?
[05:30] <stevecam> my laptop is still crashing, i am using the alternate cd and it will just crash after a certain amount of time
[05:31] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187917/
[05:31] <InfoMoMo> I am using Ubuntu Live cd , can i save STATE for a later time ?
[05:31] <hx> johnfg. uhm no big deal with the server... just uninstall graphics , add lamp and samba and you have your server...
[05:31] <johnfg> Flannel, Well, I've already added and configured kerberos, will do openldap, and have sso set up soon.
[05:31] <Flannel> stevecam: Sounds like a hardware issue.  "using an alternate cd" means having the alternate CD running doing whatever?
[05:31] <fccf> johnfg: 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-server' will installl the server kernel and modules
[05:31] <Flannel> johnfg: So, what else are you looking to add? or remove? or whatever?
[05:31] <konza> anyone knows how to intall gtk+ .......... please help
[05:31] <johnfg> fccf, OK!  That's what I was wondering about.
[05:32] <smokinjoe> fccf: what do I need besides a terminal?
[05:32] <froes> hey, i think my ubuntu searchs the hardware on every boot. sometimes my X comes on 1024x768 and sometimes on 1440x800. sometimes my mobile usb works and sometimes it does not. i have to restart ubuntu to make it work. is there a way to fix it ???
[05:32] <johnfg> will the ubuntu server remove anything?  I actually like desktop a lot.
[05:32] <Flannel> johnfg: There's no need to do that.
[05:32] <konza> konza_tea
[05:32] <johnfg> I'm coming primarily from fedora and debian.
[05:32] <fccf> smokinjoe: look at the line after your last line before terminal
[05:32] <hx> johnfg, ubuntu-server will remove all.. i mean and guess.
[05:33] <Flannel> johnfg: You've already got your server stuff running.  If you're using the desktop, you likely don't want the server kernel either.
[05:33] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: do you have drivers for your video installed?
[05:33] <darlek> konza, when in doubt, apt-cache search gtk  ... otherwise run synaptic GUI from System > Administration menu
[05:33] <Flannel> johnfg: So, from the sounds of it, you're done.
[05:33] <fccf> smokinjoe copy/paste to paste.ubuntu.com
[05:34] <fccf> smokinjoe: type aplay -l in terminal and paste the output
[05:34] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, yeap .. it is regular intel driver
[05:35] <Flannel> lex0: Alright.  The beginning stuff got cut off, but we'll make do.   You seem to still have nessusd installed.  Please pastebin the output of `apt-cache policy nessusd libnasl2 libnessus2 nessus-plugins`
[05:35] <TheFunkbomb> can someone call me and test my skype?
[05:35] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: Try #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:35] <TheFunkbomb> Flannel, banned from there
[05:35] <darlek> !pastebinit
[05:35] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: There's plenty of other channels as well.
[05:36] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: is there a panel where you can configure your resolution, maybe theres a setting thats not right
[05:36] <TheFunkbomb> Flannel, I figured since I set up skype in Ubuntu and this was Ubuntu support, it would be cool.  If not, nevermind
[05:36] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: try #skype
[05:36] <smokinjoe> fccf: http://pastebin.com/d7f01977b
[05:36] <fccf> pastebinit can be installed by typing 'sudo apt-get install pastebinit'
[05:37] <Kingsley1> hello
[05:37] <Kingsley1> I'm back
[05:37] <TheFunkbomb> yeah, 2 other people in #skype :/
[05:37] <Kingsley1> can we one to one talk
[05:37] <johnfg> Flannel, OK, I'll just keep working and see how it goes.
[05:37] <konza> anyone knows how to intall gtk+ .......... please help
[05:37] <wibu> hello, can i ask a question?
[05:37] <fccf> smokinjoe: have you updated anything ?
[05:37] <Flannel> wibu: Yep
[05:37] <fccf> !ask
[05:37] <wibu> hi flannel
[05:37] <wibu> have you guys ever heard of this http://ubuntard.com?
[05:37] <johnfg> Here's a real ubuntu newb question: what does the ubuntu symbol stand for/represent in synaptic package manager?
[05:37] <darlek> fccf, yes I heard from the guy who added my ! request that the system will prompt to install it since it's the same name as the package.  So if anyone wants it, they will then get the install instruction automatically
[05:37] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, it is configured, but everytime i boot and the resolution ios wrong things wont work properly i think. even my mobile dongle
[05:38] <wibu> its really funny.
[05:38] <konza> darlek,  it shows a long list
[05:38] <juneer> does anyone have office 2007 running in wine 1.1.22
[05:38] <smokinjoe> I did a sudo apt-get update the other day then went into update-manager and downloaded a few packages
[05:38] <Flannel> wibu: For non-support, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks
[05:38] <wibu> ok sorry
[05:38] <fccf> darlek: still hasn't been added
[05:38] <smokinjoe> I have not installed anything lately pertaining to audio
[05:39] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187922/
[05:39] <konza> darlek,  in the graphical interface also there is a long list... i dont know which one to install
[05:39] <Oprtz> how to install HP Printer in ubuntu 9.04 ? thanks
[05:39] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: i dont really know what to say then. I am still learning the ins and outs of ubuntu myself. sorry
[05:39] <ianm_> anyone know a graph editor app, nodes/edges and arbitrary key:value data on each?
[05:39] <fccf> smokinjoe: please paste the output of lspci
[05:40] <Barridus> where can i get the perl plugin for xchat
[05:40] <konza> anyone knows how to intall gtk+ .......... please help
[05:40] <YesImaLinuxN00B> how do i remove a package and all of its dependencies
[05:41] <fccf> konza gtk is part of gnome and kde ... if there is a particular package you need - look in google
[05:41] <konza> YesImaLinuxN00B,  apt-get remove package
[05:41] <smokinjoe> fccf: http://pastebin.com/d2430a5fc
[05:41] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, only wn i compile the kernel i can get it to work properly
[05:41] <binMonkey> YesImaLinuxN00B: aptitude remove --purge package
[05:41] <Flannel> lex0: Alright, thats odd.  But we'll go with it.  Please pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install nessusd nessus && sudo apt-get remove --purge nessusd libnasl2 libnessus2 nessus-plugins nessus`  (best to copy/paste that)
[05:41] <konza> is there any channel related to gtk...
[05:41] <fccf> YesImaLinuxN00B:  see binMonkey
[05:41] <juneer> does anyone have office 2007 running in wine 1.1.22
[05:42] <juneer> i need help
[05:42] <Flannel> juneer: You might have more luck in #winehq
[05:42] <YesImaLinuxN00B> ok thanx
[05:42] <juneer> thanks
[05:43] <YesImaLinuxN00B> fores: you had to compile your own kernel to get your video to work
[05:43] <Krumar> Hey, is anyone in here using 9.04 with with two monitors using seperate x screens? I'm having trouble getting any programs to come up on the second monitor
[05:43] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: you had to compile your own kernel to get your video to work
[05:44] <konza> ok bye.......
[05:44] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, nope. havent got the time to recompile the kernel yet.
[05:44] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187923/
[05:45] <froes> i am more used to slackware, then i really dont know a lot about this ubuntu
[05:45] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: oic. that could be the reason for the odd resolutions then. I was stuck with 640x480 until i compiled my own kernel with a patch
[05:46] <fccf> smokinjoe: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[05:46] <Flannel> lex0: Alright.  These errors look like they stem from your prior rm-ing.  Lets see about fixing that.  Try: please pastebin sudo apt-get remove --purge nessusd
[05:46] <smokinjoe> 8.4 I do believe
[05:46] <zenxr> hey guys.
[05:46] <Oprtz> how to install HP Printer in ubuntu 9.04 ? thanks
[05:47] <fccf> smokinjoe: I am seeing that that card can be wholly un-reliable... have you tried updating - run the full update
[05:47] <darlek> Oprtz , CUPS is the unix print driver, but you may need the HP print driver for linux before cups can use it.
[05:48] <smokinjoe> No. sudo apt-get dist-update ?
[05:48] <emes> how can i just install a package's dependencies without installing the package itself?
[05:48] <koshari> Oprtz depnds on the model/connection, cups should autodetect
[05:48] <Oprtz> darlek:  from where to get these drivers? which website
[05:48] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187924/
[05:49] <fccf> hey folks smokinjoe everyb ody else -- need to do some other stuff -- see me later
[05:49] <oh_noes> Is it possible to set a failover IP address in ubuntu?
[05:49] <Oprtz> darlek: sorry got booted
[05:49] <oh_noes> via CLI
[05:49] <oh_noes> if DHCP doesnt work
[05:49] <Oprtz> i said from where to download these printers drivers?
[05:50] <darlek> Oprtz, try HP site first, or google your HP model and number with the word Ubuntu.  There is likely someone else on the Ubuntu forms who has already had this question
[05:50] <darlek> forums
[05:50] <Flannel> lex0: Alright, now try sudo apt-get install nessusd
[05:50] <Oprtz> darlek: thanks dude
[05:51] <lex0> Flannel but i wanted to get the upgraded version from the nessus website
[05:51] <darlek> np
[05:51] <lex0> Flannel: nessus 3/4..
[05:51] <saprophyte> i just got a bar to go with my beer
[05:51] <lex0> Flannel: the one on synaptic has nessus 2..
[05:51] <saprophyte> a xan bar
[05:52] <saprophyte> here comes a kick
[05:52] <saprophyte> sorry
[05:52] <saprophyte> wrong window
[05:52] <saprophyte> that is classic
[05:52] <Flannel> lex0: Alright, then go ahead and remove all that stuff.  But at least we've got it sorted out: sudo apt-get remove --purge nessus nessusd libnasl2 nessus-plugins libnessus2
[05:52] <lex0> Flannel: and i want the Client not the server :)
[05:52] <Krumar> can anyone tell me where questions about the x server should go in the ubuntu forums?
[05:53] <myk_robinson> re:compiz - what is the name of the plugin that fans out all your open windows, simliar to Expose' on Mac?
[05:53] <darlek> !xorg
[05:53] <seanguerrin> Is there a leave channel/join channel command in irssi? Similar to mIRC's /hop function.
[05:53] <lstarnes> seanguerrin: /cycle
[05:54] <lex0> Flannel: ok i ran  sudo apt-get remove --purge nessus nessusd libnasl2 nessus-plugins libnessus2
[05:54] <seanguerrin> thanks lstarnes
[05:54] <agitkid> can anyone help me find a release of gutsy that i can use debootstrap with? i need to install a xen VM, but gutsy is gone from archive.ubuntu.com ?
[05:54] <Krumar> darlek, I'm having trouble setting up system to use two monitors, where should i go for help?
[05:54] <Flannel> seanguerrin: No, just /join #channel and then /wc or /part
[05:54] <lstarnes> agitkid: gutsy is no longer supported
[05:54] <jaymerk> hello world
[05:54] <jaymerk> i am having an issue with installation
[05:54] <eriq> Can anybody tell me what "do_select" means in the "Waiting Channel" column of gnome-system-monitor?
[05:55] <jaymerk> i think there is a problem with the sata controller
[05:55] <agitkid> lstarnes: yeah, i know, but i don't dare risk upgrading on this live system right now. wondering if there is a place i can find it
[05:55] <agitkid> lstarnes: and thanks for replying
[05:55] <darlek> Krumar, hmm... try desktop environments?  or just use search on the ubuntuforums.org site...
[05:55] <darlek> !dual
[05:55] <jigp> hello guys is how to install voicechat and conference chat in ubuntu?
[05:55] <jaymerk> right after selecting to install 9.04, i get an error "ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)". any ideas?
[05:56] <darlek> !ubottu | darlek
[05:56] <Krumar> darlek, thanks
[05:56] <Flannel> agitkid: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ (and again, gutsy isn't supported, no bugfixes/security updates/etc, upgrade to hardy ASAP)
[05:56] <harpreet_> jigp: voice chat on what
[05:56] <Oris> anyone know if there is a channel for webmin on a different irc server?
[05:56] <darlek> !dual monitors | Krumar
[05:56] <lstarnes> eriq: I think it has something to do with the program waiting on the select() system call to return
[05:57] <Flannel> seanguerrin: /cycle isn't what you want.  And no, I don't believe irssi has a built in equivalent.  Although you could easily alias one.
[05:57] <jigp> harpreet : just like yahoo messenger voice chat and conference chat?
[05:57] <eriq> Well, that's annoying.  If I try to set this program to run at the resolution I want, it stalls on loading and shows that.
[05:58] <eriq> Lower resolutions work fine, though.
[05:58] <jigp> harpreet how to install yahoo messenger with voice chat and conference chat?
[05:58] <eriq> It's a program I'm trying to run through Wine, FWIW.
[05:59] <compusec> i need help with something here
[05:59] <compusec> can somebody help?
[05:59] <jigp> is there a program for ubuntu 9.04 for voice and conference chat?
[05:59] <darlek> !ask
[05:59] <jigp> just like yahoo messenger?
[05:59] <agitkid> Flannel: thanks
[05:59] <compusec> VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN
[05:59] <Krumar> darlek, thanks, i just got your message
[06:00] <compusec> i need to make a VPN connection and in the connections area it apears to be disable
[06:00] <Flannel> compusec: Asking a proper question is a better way to get an answer than being annoying like that.
[06:00] <brennus> how can I take an item (videos) off of my Places tab on my panel?
[06:00] <ed_debian> brennus, Open a nautilus window
[06:00] <darlek> jigp, kde use kopete, and gnome pidgin.  that's chat, I used kopete for chat and video but not sure about pidgin.  Skype
[06:01] <jaymerk> While trying to install 9.04, right after selecting to install, i get an error "ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)". any ideas?
[06:01] <jigp> darlek : how about chat conference?
[06:01] <ed_debian> brennus, On the left under the horizontal rule is the "my places" list you can alter that one and the one in the gnome-panel will change as well.
[06:01] <luthir> hey all
[06:02] <luthir> was just wondering when the next release for next ubuntu is projected?
[06:02] <ed_debian> they always come out in october and april every year
[06:02] <brennus> ed_debian: thanks! worked perfect!
[06:02] <ed_debian> That's the numbering scheme (.04 for april .10 for october)
[06:02] <compusec> no body knows nothing about making a VPN connection on UBUNTU to WINDOWS???????
[06:02] <ed_debian> brennus, No problem
[06:02] <ed_debian> compusec, Sorry bud
[06:03] <luthir> k thanks ed
[06:03] <ed_debian> luthir, NP
[06:03] <simoncpu> moo
[06:03] <darlek> jigp, I'd check synaptic for the search term conference.  I'd guess ekiga as that's voice over IP and well as twinkle, but there are a lot of programs.  Try Ekiga
[06:03] <luthir> ed you can update your distro with apt-update command?
[06:03] <simoncpu> Have you mooed today?
[06:03] <luthir> is that right?
[06:03] <lstarnes> luthir: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[06:03] <ed_debian> luthir, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade or something like that
[06:03] <luthir> yeah that's what i thought
[06:03] <ed_debian> luthir, just read "man apt-get"
[06:03] <luthir> makes life so much easier
[06:04] <ed_debian> luthir, Anything that you can do in the GUI can be done via cli (for future reference)
[06:04] <luthir> ed you use deb too?
[06:04] <simoncpu> luthir: don't do that
[06:04] <simoncpu> luthir: try apt-get moo
[06:04] <simoncpu> =)
[06:04] <luthir> LOL
[06:04] <ed_debian> luthir, I use debian primarily
[06:04] <luthir> a lot of people seem to love deb
[06:04] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: too bad it doesnt not work the other way around as well :D
[06:04] <luthir> I had some guys in #fedora tell me it doesn't touch redhat/fedora for networking though
[06:05] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, yes
[06:05] <ed_debian> luthir, Everyone has a slight bias to their choice lol obviously I think debian is the best
[06:05] <luthir> lo
[06:05] <luthir> l
[06:05] <pizzledizzle> why do i get "device or resource busy" when i try to play a video while i have a youtube page open? i thought alsamixer was supposed to play sounds from different sources simultaneously
[06:05] <luthir> well his argument also was that nasa and the government use redhat
[06:05] <darlek> isn't ubuntu debian?
[06:06] <lstarnes> darlek: no, it's based on debian but it is not debian
[06:06] <luthir> and ubuntu / deb aren't used by governments so therefor in his eyes (stink)
[06:06] <darlek> lol
[06:06] <ed_debian> luthir, There is a lot of debate about what the government uses.  I think they are open source but pretty much anything anybody tells you is speculation IMHO
[06:06] <luthir> haha
[06:06] <luthir> well
[06:06] <luthir> I am going to try deb sometime
[06:06] <luthir> what makes deb different from ubuntu?
[06:07] <luthir> ubuntu's libraries?
[06:07] <BrokenBoot> I just installed 8.04 from the live cd to a drive that already had WINXP in a different partition. It installed grub, but when i rebooted it went straight into WINXP. No sign of grub or ubuntu anywhere. I'm in winxp now, any suggestions?
[06:07] <ed_debian> luthir, The developers.  The artwork.  The stability, The newness (ubuntu is newer but less stable)
[06:07] <InfoMoMo> luthir: you mean what makes ubuntu diff. from debian :D
[06:07] <luthir> ah i see
[06:07] <compusec> no body knows nothing, that's BADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD, see u guys next time
[06:07] <compusec> y gays
[06:07] <luthir> yeah info
[06:07] <luthir> I meant that
[06:07] <InfoMoMo> BrokenBoot: weird, why did nyou not install 9.04 ?
[06:07] <jigp> simoncpu : bossing :) naay alternatibo sa yahoo messenger na pwede ka maka chat conference ug voice chat?
[06:08] <BrokenBoot> LTS
[06:08] <Kingsley1> do Kazagista 1
[06:08] <Kingsley1> so now I need to post this
[06:08] <Kingsley1> please someone with an advance level to help me
[06:08] <Kingsley1> out here
[06:08] <simoncpu> jigp: i dunno... try pidgin
[06:08] <simoncpu> =)
[06:08] <lstarnes> simoncpu: pidgin didn't have voice chat last time I checked
[06:08] <Kingsley1> he error it gave me was /home/kingsley/desktop/sun-java6-bin_6-13-1_i386.deb
[06:09] <simoncpu> hmmmm
[06:09] <simoncpu> any suggestions?
[06:09] <ed_debian> Ubuntu has a more active community (forum and irc etc etc) but it is full of linux newbies (not a bad thing necessarily).  Debian is full of veterans.  It is sort of like the cocain to ubuntu's marijuana lol
[06:09] <Kingsley1> we can't figure out what the next best way to fix it or to
[06:09] <Kingsley1> remove it
[06:09] <simoncpu> ed_debian: FreeBSD is full of veterans
[06:09] <simoncpu> but they lack trolls
[06:09] <simoncpu> trolls make life exciting
[06:09] <kazagista1> Kingsley1 has a very broken java install that was halted halfway... "sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a" does nothing to resolve it, and it keeps throwing this error: http://pastebin.com/m128c9a3b
[06:09] <ed_debian> trolls are proof that God (if there is such a thing) has a sense of humor
[06:09] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: i dont agree to your drug analogy but , meh... it's true
[06:10] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, I was half kidding
[06:10] <jigp> ed_debian : does debian support chat/voice conference?
[06:10] <Kingsley1> so what's next solution?
[06:10] <ed_debian> One thing is for sure we're all addicted to something :)
[06:11] <ed_debian> jigp, Debian has 90% of the software ubuntu does (usually an older version though)
[06:11] <ed_debian> jigp, Almost certainly although I've never chat/voice conferenced
[06:11] <Kingsley1> what to do with the half installation and fixing the interruption?
[06:12] <jigp> ed_debian thank dude
[06:13] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: did you watch the movie : Role Model ?
[06:13] <ed_debian> np
[06:13] <Kingsley1> I'm a beginer
[06:13] <plaseo> deb http://apt.rigsofrod.com/ having trouble adding this repository
[06:13] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, With Stiffler and the kids?
[06:13] <ed_debian> lol
[06:13] <ed_debian> Yes
[06:14] <plaseo> what do i type after the backslash?
[06:15] <TehFlash> excuse me, is there a chat for every operating system
[06:15] <lstarnes> TehFlash: it depends on the operating system
[06:15] <ed_debian> TehFlash, What something like #OS ?
[06:16] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: yes, remember the lady from Sturdy wings ? quote: Do you know what i use to eat for breakfast...   Cocaine. That lady is the funniest
[06:16] <ed_debian> lol
[06:16] <harpreet_> lol\
[06:16] <ed_debian> Yes, that was a really good movie.  I liked Ronnie
[06:16] <ed_debian> Anyway, I have to go :(
[06:16] <harpreet_> ! lol | ed_debian
[06:16] <plaseo> deb http://apt.rigsofrod.com/ having trouble adding this repository
[06:17] <ed_debian> noted
[06:17] <ed_debian> :)
[06:17] <harpreet_> ed_debian: thank you\
[06:17] <ed_debian> good night ubuntu
[06:17] <Flannel> !offtopic | InfoMoMo
[06:17] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, We're got in trouble :(
[06:17] <lstarnes> plaseo: that looks like that domain is being squatted or something
[06:19] <anr78> my browsers complain that I don't have flash installed, by flashplugin-nonfree is indeed installed.
[06:19] <cgkades> anr78: try gnash
[06:19] <plaseo> lstarnes: well i can visit the site and download with web browser. there is a word i type after the forward slash of the URL i just dont know what that is. somethin to do with syntax? im new to linux.
[06:20] <lstarnes> plaseo: it depends on what is in the repository
[06:20] <Matson> how do I get infor on software raid mounts?
[06:20] <the_gamer> is there a way to update my ubuntu without installing the new one? i would like to make jaunty jackalope out of my hardy heron
[06:20] <Mow> is it possable to run apps over top of a screensaver wallpaper
[06:20] <Matson> what kind of raid, what disks/partitions are used, etc?
[06:21] <the_gamer> and i don't want to install from scratch, is there a way?
[06:22] <Mow> omg 1337 users XD
[06:22] <Swish[\]> Matson, read about mdadm, md-raid..
[06:22] <plaseo> lstarnes: thats what i thought, but what would be the proper descriptor word for it. By the way you are very helpful, thank you.
[06:22] <Myrtti> !upgrade | the_gamer
[06:22] <Matson> Swish[\]: thank you
[06:22] <Swish[\]> welcome :)
[06:22] <anr78> the_gamer: update-manager -d
[06:23] <Myrtti> the_gamer: in short: yes.
[06:23] <the_gamer> ty :)
[06:23] <owen1> is www.google.com down?
[06:23] <the_gamer> owen1, are you kidding?
[06:23] <owen1> the_gamer: no
[06:23] <Lizy> No its not down
[06:23] <Lizy> I was just using it
[06:23] <owen1> ok, thanks
[06:23] <the_gamer> google is NEVER down
[06:23] <plaseo> google pretty much can't go down.
[06:23] <lstarnes> plaseo: you normally add the distro version and the section of the repo, for example deb http://apt.rigsofrod.com/ jaunty main
[06:24] <Mow> ok I have gwinwrap but how would you go about making apps apear above a screensaver wallpaper does anyone know?
[06:24] <lstarnes> plaseo: the url included has to be the path to the repositories on the server
[06:24] <plaseo> lstarnes: thank you, its fixed now.
[06:25] <lstarnes> plaseo: change "jaunty" to your version of ubuntu if you do not use 9.04
[06:25] <drumline> Man... 9.04...  time flies...
[06:25] <Matson> so it appears that /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf does the /dev/mdX creation at startup automatically
[06:25] <kazagista1> how do I FORCE a package to install in dpkg no matter what?
[06:26] <Flannel> kazagista1: Why do you want to do that?
[06:26] <kazagista1> I am having some major issues with a broken package that is half installed
[06:26] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in compiz under general settings what is a virtual desktop
[06:26] <Mow> kazagistal uninstall and reinstall?
[06:26] <kazagista1> it always fails with error code 1 or something, and none of the usual fixes work
[06:27] <lstarnes> U-b-u-n-t-u: a workspace
[06:27] <Matson> /proc/mdstat has what I was looking for
[06:27] <plaseo> lstarnes: i happen to have jaunty, just recently ditched windows.
[06:27] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: sorry
[06:27] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes,  so they will not show the same work on each?
[06:27] <lstarnes> U-b-u-n-t-u: exactly
[06:27] <drumline> plaseo: cool.. .what were the biggest challenges to dropping windows?
[06:27] <U-b-u-n-t-u> aha
[06:28] <lstarnes> U-b-u-n-t-u: look at the panel in the bottom right corner of your screen
[06:28] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own FTP and got message:
[06:28] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, I use to just have it set to 1 with 4 horizontal but they would show the same work on each but now they will be separate
[06:28] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, I have all my panels on top
[06:28] <kazagista1> Mow: so, how EXACTLY do I uninstall and reinstall a package given this information http://pastebin.com/m128c9a3b
[06:29] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own sftp and got message: 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server.Please reconnect using SSL/TLS security mechanisms.How to make it work ?
[06:29] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:29] <silv3r_m00n> I have 8.10 installed ... how can I upgrade it to 9.04 without reinstallation
[06:29] <lstarnes> jigp: use an ftp client that supports ssl/tls
[06:29] <Mow> kazagistal: what package are you trying to install
[06:29] <lstarnes> !upgrade | silv3r_m00n
[06:30] <jigp> lstarness : i prefer cli..is there any?
[06:30] <Flannel> kazagista1: try sudo apt-get remove --purge sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre
[06:30] <lstarnes> jigp: probably, but I don't know
[06:30] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, like this http://geocities.com/ubuntu_help/wagubuntu3.jpg
[06:30] <plaseo> drumline: learning where the system files are stored. im in love with linux. its amazing
[06:31] <Mylisto> hey all...
[06:31] <Mylisto> I've got a dvd iso that is like 6 gigs that I need to burn...how can I get it shrunk down to the 4gig limit?
[06:32] <silv3r_m00n> is it fine to upgrade 8.10 to 9.04 ... or a fresh install wud be better
[06:32] <lstarnes> silv3r_m00n: upgrading should be fine
[06:33] <silv3r_m00n> what is the alternate cd ?
[06:33] <Mow> is there a way to get gwinwrap to play the screensavers that are in the backround and have aplications run fine above it?
[06:34] <SandGorgon> silv3r_m00n, an alternate cd only gives u an option of text-based install
[06:34] <Mylisto> anyone know how to shrink an dvd iso from 6 gigs to 4gigs?
[06:35] <silv3r_m00n> SandGorgon: the upgrade page gives an option to upgrade using alternate cd ... so can I upgrade using the ubuntu 9.04 live cd as well ?
[06:36] <Mow> if I wanted to switch from compiz to metacity would it be metacity --reset or something
[06:36] <kazagista1> Mylisto: I guess you could try to open it in the archive manager and remove files from it...
[06:36] <SandGorgon> silv3r_m00n, yes... they both contain the same packages inside
[06:37] <Mow> Silv3r_m00n yeah they contain everything and when it updates it puts all the extra stuff in
[06:37] <silv3r_m00n> SandGorgon: in my 8.10 I have a lot of things installed ... all will remain fine if I upgrade using the 9.04 cd
[06:37] <silv3r_m00n> like kde , games etc
[06:37] <Mow> if I wanted to switch from compiz to metacity would it be metacity --reset or something
[06:38] <SandGorgon> silv3r_m00n, now that is the million dollar question - frankly, I dont upgrade - i only reinstall. theoretically, it should be safe
[06:38] <silv3r_m00n> hmm
[06:38] <administrator> ahi
[06:38] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, when I have 4 virtual desktops the top panel disappears the one with the trash can etc on it
[06:39] <ubuntufan> hi
[06:39] <ubuntufan> anyone able to configure MDM successfully?
[06:39] <kazagista1> Flannel: sudo apt-get remove --purge sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre didn't work... http://pastebin.com/m5c9ab54c
[06:39] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, is there any way for each desktop to have the same panels?
[06:39] <ubuntufan> MDM - Multiseat Display Manager
[06:39] <drumline> plaseo: that's awesome.  I think that you're in the right place for good Linux.  Ubuntu is definitely a great workstation Linux distro where you'll find what is available for linux.
[06:40] <kazagista1> basically, the package cannot be installed or removed
[06:40] <Flannel> kazagista1: er, thats a different error.  Alright, try this: sudo apt-get remove --purge checkbox checkbox-gtk
[06:40] <ubuntufan> i'm trying to configure it with ubuntu 8.10 using nvidia geforce fx 5500
[06:41] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ok anyone I enabled 4 virtual desktops under general settings in compiz I have 2 panels on top and only one shows up on the other desktops
[06:41] <r00tintheb0x> kazagista you're going to have to install the dependency 1st.
[06:41] <U-b-u-n-t-u> know how to change that?
[06:41] <kazagista1> Flannel:  E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[06:42] <Flannel> kazagista1: Did you use sudo?  Do you have some other package manager open? another apt-get, synaptic, update-manager, etc.
[06:43] <RHorse> kazagista1 just delete  the  lock file
[06:43] <Flannel> RHorse: No.  That's a bad idea.
[06:43] <RHorse> no it's not
[06:44] <koshari> U-b-u-n-t-u change to properties to 4
[06:44] <Flannel> RHorse: yes, it is.  Please stop giving bad and/or dangerous advise.
[06:44] <RHorse> Flannel you're insane
[06:44] <Mylisto> ok, this is driving me nuts...
[06:44] <kazagista1> Flannel, RHorse: please give me reasoning instead of flaming each other :P
[06:44] <U-b-u-n-t-u> koshari, where?
[06:44] <Mylisto> Anyone know how to shrink a 6gig dvd iso down to a 4gig iso?
[06:44] <ubuntufan_> anyone configure MDM for Ubuntu 8.10?
[06:44] <Flannel> kazagista1: Do you have any other package managers open?
[06:45] <RHorse> kazagista1 you  can google it
[06:45] <koshari> Mylisto whats on it?
[06:47] <Mylisto> koshari: a movie
[06:47] <koshari> Mylisto: what codec?
[06:47] <Mylisto> not really sure...
[06:47] <Mylisto> its in iso format
[06:47] <r00tintheb0x> lol
[06:47] <r00tintheb0x> oh man.
[06:47] <r00tintheb0x> What is codec, did he really just say that?
[06:47] <kebomix> hello . how to upgrade to mint7 from ubutnu 9.04
[06:48] <r00tintheb0x> kebomix, reinstall is the best bet.
[06:48] <kenyon> !mint | kebomix
[06:48] <Flannel> !away > danorsk
[06:48] <Mylisto> r00tintheb0x: did I say "what is codec"...no, I said not really sure, its in iso format
[06:49] <Mylisto> try reading
[06:49] <kebomix> !mintsupport
[06:49] <r00tintheb0x> Mylisto, what codec are you trying to get and where did you get codec in ISO format?
[06:50] <Flannel> !uptime
[06:50] <danorsk> WindowsVista Uptime: 21mins 58secs Best: 1wk 1day 15hrs 25mins 12secs
[06:50] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own sftp and got message: 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server.Please reconnect using SSL/TLS security mechanisms.How to make it work ?
[06:50] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own sftp and got message: 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server.Please reconnect using SSL/TLS security mechanisms.How to make it work ?
[06:50] <jigp> sftp / lftp
[06:51] <koshari> danorsk whoa,
[06:51] <Mylisto> r00tintheb0x: I have a dvd I download in iso format...its 6gigs...want to shrink it down to 4gigs...how can I do this?
[06:51] <r00tintheb0x> hmm
[06:51] <r00tintheb0x> Mylisto, im not too keen on DVD stuff
[06:51] <r00tintheb0x> Im a sysadmin.
[06:51] <koshari> Mylisto if its in mpeg2 you could recode it in mpeg4
[06:51] <danorsk> !uptime
[06:51] <ged> does anyone knows how to configure MDM in ubuntu 8.1??
[06:52] <Mylisto> koshari: I believe the dvd is a complete dvd with menus...I want to copy the menus over and all of that
[06:52] <Flannel> !uptime
[06:52] <danorsk> WindowsVista Uptime: 24mins 17secs Best: 1wk 1day 15hrs 25mins 12secs
[06:52] <deever> hi
[06:53] <koshari> Mylisto this is not really the forum for that sort of stuff but unless you use a more efficennt codec you will have loose heaps of quality using mpeg2 recoding 6-4 gig
[06:53] <fclb> Mylisto: try acidrip
[06:54] <gerardagda> does anyone knows how to configure MDM in ubuntu 8.1??
[06:55] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[06:55] <koshari> gerardagda ubuntu 8.10 you mean?
[06:55] <joetheodd__> Anyone else have trouble with their screens randomly going blank after anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes of inactivity?
[06:55] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[06:55] <koshari> joetheodd thats called screensaver
[06:55] <n0gear> screensaver joetheodd__
[06:56] <joetheodd__> A few seconds?
[06:56] <joetheodd__> I mean a few as in like 5.
[06:56] <gerardagda> kosahi, yes its ubuntu 8.1
[06:56] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[06:56] <gerardagda> koshari, yes its ubuntu 8.1
[06:57] <joetheodd__> gerardagda, ubuntu releases are year.month, so for October 2008, it's 8.10
[06:57] <jeffwheeler> I've been Googling without much success, but has anybody developed an OS X keymap for Ubuntu that mimics the special Unicode keys via option?
[06:57] <koshari> gerardagda there is no 8.1 , you mean 8.10
[06:57] <jeffwheeler> Typing curly quotes and ellipses is much simpler with that keymap.
[06:57] <RHorse> joetheodd__ you can turn that off  with xset command
[06:57] <gerardagda> ow
[06:58] <gerardagda> ok..maybe its 8.10 though
[07:00] <_Hierophant> Got an annoying little problem, any half knowledgable able to give me a hand?
[07:00] <koshari> !ask
[07:01] <``y7> I have ICMP Filtering enabled. Any machine behind my linux machine(also my default gateway) cannot ping google.com, but they can access google.com. Which category in ICMP Filtering should I allow to go through in order to let machines behind the linux box ping google.com? (I currently have echo request and echo reply allowed).
[07:01] <_Hierophant> ...I need to run a wine application through padsp aswell as mumble overlay (opengl overlay for mumble..wich is a teamspeak like program). I can run mumble-overlay wine aplication fine or padsp wine aplication fine. But any combination of the two results in seg fault (IE: mumble-overlay padsp wine aplication)
[07:02] <unique> i want to copy this dir from my other system.. so i will use ftp to connect to that server, now how can i keep all the permissions as they are on the other server?
[07:03] <_Hierophant> I tried making an alias for padsp wine application. but of course mumble-overlay doesnt recognize the alias as an argument.
[07:03] <_Hierophant> Any ideas?
[07:03] <uskrewed> anyone awake and willing to spare some help?
[07:03] <_Hierophant> !ask
[07:04] <_Hierophant> :P
[07:04] <_Hierophant> ..i just did the same thing.
[07:04] <uskrewed> <3
[07:05] <uskrewed> I've installed a webcam which works in VLC and Cheese but won't work in Skype, or Adobe Flash (stickam in FF)
[07:05] <kazagista1> _Hierophant: I would ask that question somewhere wine specific, like their forums, mailing list, or chat room
[07:05] <uskrewed> the mic is recognized by skype, but not the video
[07:06] <uskrewed> in Flash I can't access the settings to allow either
[07:06] <kukman> I want set dns server. What file I have to edit?
[07:07] <kazagista1> uskrewed: quick google search turned up this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams it looks good, but I can't verify
[07:07] <whatvn> kukman: /etc/resolv.conf
[07:07] <Myrtti> uskrewed: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager06.html
[07:07] <Myrtti> uskrewed: you mean that wont work?
[07:07] <_Hierophant> hrm, I think its just more of an issue with the way the line is parsed and the aplications are launched. you would thinkg padsp would take one argument - mumble overay wich should take its one argument -wine wich should take its argument - application...but that doesnt seem to be the case.
[07:07] <uskrewed> thank you Myrtti
[07:08] <uskrewed> I've been trying to access the settings from inside stickam
[07:08] <uskrewed> I've been browsing google for 2 hours and just as you posted that link I also stumbled upon it
[07:08] <Amdi> Well I just got Ubuntu up and running on my Dell XPS m1530, and I came in here to say just one thing:  Wireless internet support is NOT OPTIONAL.  I nearly abandoned the Ubuntu install because of that.  Whatever you've got to do to support BCM43xx out of the box, JUST DO IT.
[07:08] <kukman> whatvn, I remember, I edited /etc/ppp/resolv.conf? What file is more important?
[07:09] <whatvn> cannot compare :-p
[07:09] <Amdi> If the user has to plug in an ethernet cable, spend an hour browsing, type 'sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter' and then disable and enable the Broadcom driver in "Hardware Drivers", that is TOO MUCH to expect of granny.  Thank you.
[07:09] <gerardagda> lol
[07:11] <kazagista1> kukman: what kind of connection are you using... I assume /etc/ppp/resolv.conf is only for ppp DNS resolution
[07:12] <koshari> Amdi: if its not optional what are you doing buying wifi from vendors that dont support it, i always specify intel wireless when getting hardware and hae nevver had an issue
[07:13] <koshari> Amdi: you should be telling broudcom that not here
[07:13] <kazagista1> koshari: he is already gone, save your... breath?
[07:13] <koshari> kazagista1 or fingers :_0
[07:13] <ubuntu> how to edit smb.conf file
[07:14] <kukman> kazagista1, nat connection via gateway
[07:15] <kukman> kazagista1, Can I use resolv.conf somewhere else (I have /etc/ on read only fs). Is it possible?
[07:15] <Myrtti> ubuntu: alt-f2, type in "gksu gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf"
[07:16] <howls> anyone able to get the vlc plugin to work in ff3?
[07:16] <WIGGMPk> when I put a blank DVD into my burner, a box comes up and asks me what to do with it, but "No application found" is grayed out in the dialog box
[07:17] <razel> how can i start mysql using terminal?
[07:17] <tiyowan> !wicd
[07:17] <kazagista1> kukman: not that I know of, not without using unionfs
[07:18] <chiques> Are there any cool GPS apps for Ubuntu? I have a USB GPS receiver.
[07:18] <Myrtti> ubuntu: what part do you need help for?
[07:19] <Myrtti> ubuntu: you can give the command "gksu gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf" in a terminal window as well, if you wish
[07:21] <ubuntu> Myrtti: I wanna to edit the workgroup, but cannot save after editing
[07:21] <Myrtti> ubuntu: did you put "gksudo" in the beginning?
[07:21] <Myrtti> ubuntu: you don't have the rights to save if you don't
[07:21] <Myrtti> ubuntu: gksudo or gksu
[07:22] <Myrtti> ubuntu: also, are you running from a LiveCD?
[07:26] <emacsian> i'm running mysql instances on a same machine but with a different ports, but I'm unable to start the second instance
[07:27] <lordvetinari> *blink in headlights*
[07:28] <Kingsley1> I need someone help please
[07:28] <Kingsley1> getting
[07:28] <concerta> hui
[07:28] <lordvetinari> hi all (reading the guidelines)
[07:28] <Myrtti> !ask | Kingsley1
[07:28] <tck4> if / is mounted from nfs, and i mount a harddrive in /mnt/hdd, will accesses to files in /mnt/hdd first go to the nfs server or will it stay local?
[07:28] <Kingsley1> I can't get the hardware driver
[07:28] <Kingsley1> for the Nevida
[07:28] <Kingsley1> to
[07:29] <Kingsley1> get it establish for the visual effect
[07:29] <Kingsley1> it work
[07:29] <unique> when extracting a tar file and i want to keep the permissions from that file do i just do -xvfp file.tar ?
[07:29] <Kingsley1> but, now it's gone. please help me again to get it back
[07:29] <Kingsley1> please.
[07:29] <Myrtti> Kingsley1: keep it all in one line! It's getting hard to follow you
[07:29] <Kingsley1> I'll try to
[07:31] <Kingsley1> alright, well I'm having trouble getting hardware drive to look for my graphic card.
[07:32] <Kingsley1> so..? what can I do about it?
[07:33] <bullgard4> When desribing asterisk, Synaptic mentions "Full Duplex Sound cards". How can I determine if my 3 laptop computers have 'Full Duplex Sound cards'?
[07:33] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[07:33] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[07:33] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[07:34] <tiyowan> bullgard4: Well...you could find out what cards are present in the laptops and then google their specifications.
[07:34] <bullgard4> tiyowan: Yes. Google as the last resort.
[07:36] <Kingsley1> hello?
[07:36] <Kingsley1> what do I have to do to establish visual effect?
[07:36] <Kingsley1> please
[07:36] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: System -> Preferences -> Appearances - Visual Effects, set to Extra
[07:37] <Myrtti> !patience | Kingsley1
[07:38] <Kingsley1> see that's the problem. Before, enable
[07:39] <sexcopter> hi, i'm not too hot on bash, but i have a list of filenames of the form abc1234567.wmv (where abc is three letters and 1234567 is a 7-digit number). I want to make a new list with just the 1234 part. This should be easy, right?
[07:40] <Kingsley1> can someone please help me
[07:41] <aprilhare> does anyone have experience with the microsoft lifecam vx-1000 webcam? i want to install it under jaunty but suspect its not working out of the box
[07:41] <aprilhare> Kingsley1: ask your question, don't be shy
[07:41] <Kingsley1> thanks  aprilhere
[07:42] <tiyowan> aprilhare: Good luck with that. :)
[07:42] <Kingsley1> I was just wondering if you can do something about my graphic card to get it enable so that I can use visual effect.
[07:42] <aprilhare> tiyowan: thanks for all the detailed assistance :P
[07:42] <bullgard4> sexcopter: People in the channel #bash should know the answer.
[07:42] <Kingsley1> without the proper graphic card Nevdia download search. I'm unable to turn it on.
[07:42] <Kingsley1> please help me.
[07:42] <Kingsley1> or someone
[07:42] <sexcopter> bullgard4: I'll try there. thanks
[07:43] <saprophyte> bullgard4:  what do they bash in there?
[07:43] <aprilhare> Kingsley1: so, you're having problems with your newly built machine bearing a nvidia card?
[07:43] <Kingsley1> yes, something like that.
[07:43] <aprilhare> ic
[07:43] <Symphony> Getting bored, want to try some new thing, any suggestion?
[07:44] <bullgard4> saprophyte: I do not understand your question. Please put it in other words.
[07:44] <SkInnYpUp> Best way to put flash 10 on a amd64? Does the tar.gz from adobe work on the 64? The deb reports wrong version..
[07:44] <aprilhare> Kingsley1: what is the problem exactly? can you boot it using a ubuntu cd?
[07:44] <darthanubis> These same questions , over and over again. I salute those who support. You are much better ppl than I when it comes to patience
[07:44] <aprilhare> brb tea
[07:44] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Um, do you see any drivers listed under System -> Administration -> Drivers? What graphics card do you have?
[07:44] <saprophyte> bullgard4: it was a play on words. channel was #bash and bash can be slang for cutting someone down or even bashing.. as in with a bat lol
[07:45] <Kingsley1> that's not the problem.
[07:45] <Kingsley1> the problem is my Nevdia :X
[07:45] <Kingsley1> I can't get it to restrict the hardware
[07:45] <Kingsley1> for it
[07:45] <Kingsley1> and doesn't locate it.
[07:46] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: So you don't see any drivers listed under System -> Admin. -> Drivers?
[07:46] <jigp> hello guys what is intrepid and jaunty? jaunty is 8.04 and intrepid is 9.04?
[07:46] <tiyowan> j
[07:46] <saprophyte> Jaunty is 9.04
[07:46] <tiyowan> jigp: Jaunty is 9.04 - intrepid is 8.10
[07:46] <lstarnes> jigp: jaunty is 9.04, intrepid is 8.10, and hardy is 8.04
[07:46] <zeroday> jigp: intrepid and jaunty are codenames for ubuntu releases
[07:46] <Kingsley1> correct
[07:46] <relentless> !offtopic
[07:46] <bullgard4> saprophyte: A joke needs the confidence that the conversation partner knows the vocabulary. I am not familiar with much of English slang.
[07:46] <Kingsley1> correct
[07:46] <jigp> thanks
[07:47] <darthanubis> jigp, have you looked at ubuntu.com?
[07:47] <abbazabba> i remembered i was able to find a list of available video card drivers and select them, i'm pretty sure it was after i restarted, how would i find that again?
[07:47] <Kingsley1> it's the most strangest idea not to see it.
[07:47] <saprophyte> bullgard4:  it was funny to me. and that is what is important. lol
[07:47] <zeroday> abbazabba: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers?
[07:47] <jigp> dathanubis : nope.im downloading a voice chat / chat conference gyachi so im a lil confused with them
[07:47] <Kingsley1> It's so frustrating that it's hard for me to turned it on.
[07:47] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Okay...type lspci | grep nvidia and find out exactly what graphics card you have.
[07:47] <animun> hello there
[07:47] <bullgard4> saprophyte: Ok. --  Enjoy ubuntu!
[07:47] <jigp> how to download the updates again using cli?
[07:48] <darthanubis> jigp, have you looked at ubuntu.com?
[07:48] <tiyowan> jigp: sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:48] <zeroday> jigp: sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:48] <abbazabba> zeroday: nah when i go that route it only shows what driver can't be used... actually let me try
[07:48] <abbazabba> brb
[07:48] <darthanubis> is anyone going to allow him/her to read for themselves?
[07:48] <Kingsley1> i think it's nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS 110M/GeFo
[07:48] <jigp> zerro : is there other way? i forgot the other command that have && thiing
[07:48] <darthanubis> or is that not the ubntu "way"?
[07:48] <Kingsley1> so was that helpful
[07:49] <zeroday> jigp: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade ?
[07:49] <darthanubis> guess os
[07:49] <darthanubis> so
[07:49] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Can you please paste the entire line?
[07:49] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[07:49] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[07:49] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[07:49]  * darthanubis give a man a fish he will starve in a week
[07:49] <animun> i am a newbie to linux , is it a right place to ask basic questions?
[07:49] <zeroday> deever: does it appear in aplay -l
[07:49]  * darthanubis teach a man to fish....forget it
[07:49] <lstarnes> animun: this is the right place if you're using ubuntu
[07:50] <Kingsley1> hello?
[07:50] <Kingsley1> :X
[07:50] <darthanubis> animun, not really, depends
[07:50] <zeroday> darthanubis: you might want to address who you are talking to
[07:50] <darthanubis> !ask | animun
[07:50] <gerardagda> guys anyone knows here how to configure MDM in ubuntu8.10?
[07:50] <darthanubis> zeroday, I did what I intended thanks
[07:50] <vblando> somebody knows a "software management system" taht is great with ubuntu as well as other platforms? opensource type
[07:50] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Please paste the -entire- line of "lspci | grep nvidia"
[07:50] <animun> unable to install ubuntu it crashes within 2 to 3 mins
[07:50] <llml> Anyone: By calling sched_yield in a muti-thread program, the whole process yields or only the current thread?
[07:50] <zeroday> vblando: such as apt?
[07:51] <darthanubis> vblando, seriously? apt?
[07:51] <lstarnes> vblando: it depends on what you mean by "software management system"
[07:51] <animun> could install it in safe mode
[07:51] <animun> but the same problem afterwards
[07:51] <zeroday> animun: have you tried the alternate cd?
[07:51] <animun> yes i have
[07:51] <jigp> zeroday : yup sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade..thanks
[07:51] <zeroday> animun: and it installed?
[07:51] <animun> no it did not
[07:52] <deever> zeroday: no
[07:52] <animun> it was installed only on the safe mode
[07:52] <animun> but it couldnt run afterwards
[07:52] <vblando> darthanubis: lstarnes something that can take care of the hardware inventory, sofware inventory and stuff
[07:52] <deever> zeroday: not even in /proc/asound/cards
[07:52] <zeroday> deever: hmm then alsa is not detecting it
[07:52] <zeroday> animun: what do you mean by safe mode?
[07:52] <deever> zeroday: yes.
[07:52] <roccity_> exit
[07:52] <jigp> zeroday this one will download all the updates of 9.04? sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:53] <zeroday> deever: what version of ubuntu?
[07:53] <zeroday> jigp: yep!
[07:53] <deever> zeroday: how can i make alsa detect it?
[07:53] <deever> zeroday: intrepid
[07:53] <animun> there was an option in the starting
[07:53] <lstarnes> jigp: all updates for the version you're using
[07:53] <animun> without gui
[07:53] <relentless> ok how the funk do I get rid of the "update Manager"
[07:53] <zeroday> deever: okay. I would try intrepid, as it has a newer version of ALSA
[07:53] <jigp> zeroday : any idea of alternative of yahoo messenger? with voice chat / chat conference?
[07:53] <zenxr> I'
[07:53] <lstarnes> relentless: why do you want to get rid of it?
[07:53] <vblando> jiatong: adium
[07:53] <zeroday> jigp: I don't sorry
[07:54] <deever> zeroday: huh?
[07:54] <zenxr> i'm having issues with virtualbox and ubuntu on a friend's PC
[07:54] <relentless> lstarnes, I can manage my own packages just fine
[07:54] <vblando> jigp: skype
[07:54] <relentless> I have 256 RAM and it take about 3/4 of it
[07:54] <zeroday> relentless: sudo apt-get remove update-manager
[07:54] <relentless> oh, Eh, I should have just tried that first :/
[07:54] <zenxr> I've attempted to enlarge the screen resolution, and I had it working earlier, but now the screen colors are all jumbled up..
[07:54] <relentless> Thank you ^^
[07:54] <lstarnes> relentless: you could just disable the update-notifier applet in sessions
[07:55] <zenxr> any ideas on what the issue could be?..
[07:55] <Kingsley1> tyl
[07:55] <Kingsley1> is that your name
[07:55] <zeroday> deever: you should try a newer version of ubuntu (jaunty) as it has a newer ALSA
[07:55] <lstarnes> relentless: I wouldn't completely remove the update maganer
[07:55] <lstarnes> *manager
[07:55] <relentless> lstarnes, nah id rather take responsibility for my packages, I dont use all ubuntu packages, and I alien alot of stuff
[07:56] <lstarnes> relentless: I would recommend compiling from source over alien
[07:56] <deever> zeroday: i actually can't because of a software not yet available for jaunty, but i'll try...
[07:56] <deever> thanks
[07:56] <zeroday> deever: sure, you can also try building a newer version of alsa in intrepod
[07:56] <zeroday> !sound | deever
[07:56] <relentless> lstarnes, I do that on  most things, but sometimes I dont want to sit and find the right versions. I just want it to work. It mostly works :D But that is just me It is what I always done
[07:57] <Kingsley1> hello anyone?
[07:58] <gerardagda> guys, is there anyone here that has a working mdm on their ubuntu?
[07:58] <animun> I am using Amd athlon processor and graphic card that i am using is SIS 760 gx
[07:58] <gerardagda> guys, is there anyone here that has a working mdm on their ubuntu 8.10?
[07:58] <relentless> gerardagda, You dont have to repeat
[07:58] <relentless> What is an 'mdm'.
[07:59] <animun> the screen crashes within 2-3 mins
[07:59] <relentless> gerardagda, Please dont PM without asking.
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> Whats MDM/.
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> I've got Oreos if that counts as an MDM.
[07:59] <gerardagda> multiseat display manager...sorry again
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> Multiple..
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> yeah.
[07:59] <Kingsley1> does anyone know about visual effect
[07:59] <Kingsley1> drive card enable?
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> Naah, I just need one monitor Kingsley1
[08:00] <Kingsley1> that's not what I'm talking about.
[08:00] <Kingsley1> What is how to enable visual effect?
[08:00] <Kingsley1> extra
[08:00] <Kingsley1> and my graphic card
[08:00] <Kingsley1> is working but, the driver is not finding anything
[08:02] <Kingsley1> I'm having trouble finding
[08:02] <Kingsley1> find the driver for my nevedia
[08:02] <InfoMoMo> Kingsley1:  nvidia ?
[08:02] <WIGGMPk> what is the specific file/folder that controls the "Media Handling" or "Preferred Applications" inside of the ~/.local folder of the user????
[08:02] <Kingsley1> yes vidia
[08:02] <Kingsley1> nvidia
[08:03] <Kingsley1> I'm having trouble to reestablish the visual effects again. please help me anyone.
[08:05] <tiyowan> !ccsm
[08:05] <Kingsley1> someone please tell me about no proprietrary drivers are in use on this system.
[08:05] <Kingsley1> how to fix it? please
[08:05] <abli> Hi! is installing ubuntu from a running system over ssh officially supported? Where is the most official documentation describing it? The one at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/OverSSH  looks unfinished
[08:05] <Kingsley1> :)
[08:07] <relentless> Kingsley1, Read what ubottu just said please :D
[08:08] <jigp> any Kopete users here?
[08:08] <abli> i.e. I am looking for the official "install using debootstrap" documentation. I found non-official ones, but is there any official documentation of it?
[08:09] <abbazabba> after changing some videocard settings, my login screen is extremely large (can barely see the u in ubuntu) does anyone know how i'd be able to fix this?
[08:09] <jigp> any kopete users here? how to disable window when there's someone joining?
[08:10] <clug> success!
[08:10] <abbazabba> this is a triumph
[08:11] <newstar> chipanh_online
[08:11] <newstar> hehehehe
[08:12] <abbazabba> would anyone know how to change the resolution size for the login screen?
[08:13] <siimo> does anyone know if the Rhythmbox MP3 player supports command line control?  like  rhythmbox --play  or something, so i can give it keyboard shortcut
[08:16] <howls> can anyone help me get the vlc firefox plugin working?
[08:17] <kazagista1> howls: maybe, only if you say what is wrong in the first place, or give some specifics
[08:17] <FiNKu> a
[08:19] <howls> kazagista1: I want to replace the totem player as the default plugin in firefox.  I've downloaded the vlc plugin, but when I go to preferences to select the vlc plugin vlc doesn't show up in the dropdown
[08:19] <siimo> Nevermind found it... its under rhythmbox-client o_X
[08:20] <pshr> :( i have just updated and my display crashes and i wont get the normal resolution,
[08:20] <pshr> :( any way out
[08:20] <pshr> :((
[08:20] <pshr> its really too annoying
[08:20] <clug> #0
[08:20] <pshr> i cannot activate my nvidia driver
[08:21] <pshr> this really sucks
[08:22] <pshr> any way i can revert the updates
[08:22] <pshr> :(
[08:22] <pshr> :(
[08:22] <pshr> crap
[08:23] <pshr> Any one
[08:23] <pshr>  please
[08:24] <Myrtti> pshr: have patience, we're all just volunteers
[08:24] <zenxr> pshr: that's why you usually do backups >.>
[08:27] <Flannel> pshr: How did you install nvidia drivers?
[08:27] <clug> ##freespeech is a pretty cool channel
[08:27] <clug> They are having a party in there
[08:27] <joejc> anyone know a office suit that can search for returns?
[08:29] <sirmdmonster> has anyone tried using an Xbox 360 wireless network adapter on Ubuntu 9.04 x64?
[08:29] <sirmdmonster> and got it to work?
[08:29] <pshr_> Mylisto, zenxr , solved the problem using the recovery at the startup
[08:29] <pshr_> and running the auto repair graphic problem using xfix
[08:29] <pshr_> :)
[08:29] <pshr_> thank ya all
[08:29] <Mylisto> what pshr:
[08:30] <error404notfound> i am trying to install http://googlesitemapgenerator.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/gsg-installation.html but i get "./install.sh: 728: /usr/local/google-sitemap-generator/bin/sitemap-daemon: not found" right after it says "Program Files copied"
[08:30] <Kabuto> hello
[08:30] <pshr_> the problem i was having about the messy graphics
[08:30] <pshr_> etc
[08:30] <Kabuto> please help me my mouse is frozen
[08:30] <pshr_> solved them using the recovery console at the startup
[08:30] <joejc> sirmdmonster, why did you buy it?
[08:30] <Myrtti> Kabuto: elaborate
[08:31] <Kabuto> Myrtti mouse doesn't move at all
[08:31] <sirmdmonster> well I used to own a Xbox 360, but it RRoD'd on me so now I want to put the adapter to PC/Linux  use?
[08:31] <Myrtti> Kabuto: elaborate: what make, model mouse, what did you do before it froze, does keyboard work?
[08:32] <bullgard4> When desribing asterisk, Synaptic mentions "Full Duplex Sound cards". How can I determine if my 3 laptop computers have 'Full Duplex Sound cards'?
[08:32] <Kabuto> Myrtti microsoft mouse, I did nothing before iy froze, keyboard works
[08:32] <masdapit-jaunty> woi
[08:32] <masdapit-jaunty> :P
[08:32] <sirmdmonster> but now i have a PS3 for console gaming, but I still have this adapter and I want to put it to use
[08:32] <Kabuto> it*
[08:33] <Myrtti> Kabuto: have you checked the cables, batteries?
[08:33] <Kabuto> Myrtti it's not wireless, and i checked the cables
[08:33] <joejc> sirmdmonster, plug it in see what happens
[08:34] <Kabuto> whew, it works now
[08:34] <sirmdmonster> well in general, nothing, I tried my network and it wouldn't work, I tried downloading ndisgtk or whatever from the repositories, and it kept asking for 'Ubunut 8.10' live CD
[08:35] <jerroome> hello
[08:35] <TheFunkbomb> has anyone found a way to add one icon to gnome-do docky for openoffice?
[08:35] <jerroome> i have trouble with my firstboot method
[08:35] <whatvn> try comment out local repo in repos lits, sirmdmonster
[08:36] <Kabuto> I unplugged it and pluged it again
[08:36] <kraut> moin
[08:36] <jerroome> for the moment, I'm launching my script in /etc/rc2.d
[08:36] <jerroome> and move it out again after firstboot
[08:36] <Wizzir> hi
[08:36] <Wizzir> launchpad does not work
[08:37] <jerroome> but my apt-get install doesn't pass at that moment
[08:37] <Wizzir> where should i report it?
[08:37] <jerroome> does anyone know a firstboot tool for 8.04
[08:37] <jerroome> ?
[08:37] <skeftomai> can anyone get to google.com?
[08:37] <sirmdmonster> k I'll give it a try
[08:37] <skeftomai> i cannot
[08:38] <skeftomai> same with gmail
[08:38] <skeftomai> DOWN!
[08:38] <wanggang> I can
[08:38] <pshr_> My nvidia driver wont get enabled after the update
[08:38] <pshr_> ?
[08:38] <jerroome> gmail and google are working at my place
[08:38] <pshr_> Any solutions
[08:38] <skeftomai> hmm strange
[08:38] <mase_work> working ok here too
[08:39] <mase_work> could be a local / isp level dns issue
[08:39] <skeftomai> hmm true. *wanders off*
[08:40] <`brandon`> Hello, how do i get a certon PID
[08:40] <sirmdmonster> well it worked, thank you, now I just gota find the windows driver for it, and hopefully it will work....hopefully
[08:41] <deiaccord> `brandon`: you mean the pid for a running program?
[08:41] <pshr_> `brandon`, pidof(processname)
[08:41] <deiaccord> `brandon`: 'ps -e' should give a list of all running programs and their pids
[08:46] <jigp> hello guys sudo getlibs /usr/bin/gyachi is not supported command?
[08:49] <jaSync> hello everyone
[08:49] <jaSync> is this real? http://n.juokutis.lt/index.php?i=0c2e93265b179f56d30f7e4cbc073c0d
[08:49] <Nationiant> Hey
[08:49] <Nationiant> jaSync: Hey
[08:50] <jigp> sudo getlibs /usr/bin/gyachi : command not found getlibs
[09:04] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[09:04] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[09:04] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[09:06] <mohan_> hi..
[09:06] <mohan_> what is the path of alsa?
[09:06] <mohan_> what is the path of alsa device?
[09:06] <mohan_> i need to specify it in my LMMS software
[09:08] <durt> mohan_, try 'locate alsa | more' in a terminal
[09:09] <ziroday> mohan_: whereis alsa
[09:09] <mohan_> durt: lot of things..
[09:09] <durt> you want the path to the binary?
[09:09] <mohan_> it is installed default somewhere in ubuntu right?
[09:09] <relentless> Yeah, My sound doesnt work in jaunty
[09:10] <mohan_> no durt
[09:10] <ziroday> mohan_: do, whereis alsa
[09:10] <mohan_> the device path
[09:10] <ziroday> mohan_: your sounds devices path is /dev/dsp IIRC
[09:10] <mohan_> ziroday: it is oss device path right?
[09:11] <mohan_> whereis alsa shows:  /sbin/alsa /etc/alsa /usr/include/alsa /usr/share/alsa
[09:12] <karname> hi , I have a server (debian ) that i install gdm on it , how  can I  connect via remote desktop to it in ubuntu?
[09:13] <mohan_> my device manager shows : /dev/snd/pcmC1D0p
[09:13] <mohan_> is it the alsa playback?
[09:14] <Dean_Camera> Hey all, does anyone know how to get the battery tooltips like they were in previous Ubuntu distributions? I seem to remember the battery tray tooltip giving information like the manufacturer, discharge rate, etc...
[09:14] <hej> hey. my wine drive c: through wineconsole is different from my browsed c:... anyone know how I can browse that one from the console?
[09:14] <mohan_> durt: any idea?
[09:15] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[09:15] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[09:15] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[09:15] <Flannel> hej: "browsed C"?
[09:15] <ziroday> Dean_Camera: right click on the battery icon > Power Stats > Laptop Battery > Details
[09:16] <hej> Flannel: Yeah, from like Natilus
[09:16] <Flannel> hej: So, the partition on your harddrive?
[09:16] <ubuntu_> hallo
[09:16] <Dean_Camera> ziroday: There are only "Power History" and "Preferences" options
[09:17] <ectospasm> Does anyone know how to get tab completion to work in the grub shell?
[09:17] <hej> Flannel: No, I have a drive in my .wine folder, not a partition.
[09:17] <Dean_Camera> ziroday: Ah, now I see
[09:17] <ziroday> Dean_Camera: sorry Power History I meant :)
[09:17] <hej> Flannel: "mounted" through winecfg
[09:17] <Flannel> hej: Alright.  You might ask in #winehq, they'll know more.
[09:17] <ziroday> ectospasm: I don't think the grub shell has tab completetion
[09:17] <hej> Flannel: oh, thanks!
[09:18] <ectospasm> ziroday: according to the grub info page, it does
[09:18] <ectospasm> Actually, the grub shell even TELLS you it has tab completion, but doesn't.
[09:18] <ectospasm> Is Ubuntu grub borken?
[09:18] <ziroday> ectospasm: it only tab completes grub commands, not file names
[09:19] <ectospasm> ziroday: it's supposed to according to the documentation
[09:19] <Flannel> It'll complete filenames too.  For kernels and such.
[09:19] <falkinski> How to I check wich version I'm running on rtorrent?
[09:19] <ectospasm> but <TAB> isn't even completing commands, let alone drive designations or filenames.
[09:20] <ziroday> ectospasm: oh woops, that was for an older version of grub
[09:20] <NorthByNorthWest> I added 'umask 000' to .bashrc to each user for this desktop since they must be able to read and modify each others stuff without any problems. But it doesnt seem to work, what must I do?
[09:21] <sleepy_cat> ick
[09:21] <relentless> What is gvfs?
[09:21] <relentless> and how do I delete it and move it
[09:21] <Gun_Smoke_> IGNORE #ubuntu ALL -PUBLIC -ACTIONS
[09:21] <bullgard4> Update Manager just offered me to update certain DEB program packages. It classsified them as "security updates" and "common" updates. Where does this classification reflect in Commit_Log in the aftermath?
[09:21] <ectospasm> I feel too stupid right now to calculate which drive my usb stick is right now
[09:22] <relentless> ectospasm, df -h
[09:22] <ectospasm> relentless: in grub, but thanks for playing
[09:22] <ectospasm> relentless: if I needed that info, I'd just run "mount" with no options.
[09:23] <relentless> lol
[09:23]  * relentless pats ectospasm
[09:23] <relentless> lil scamp
[09:24] <relentless> Anyway, I am making /home symlink to another drive whihc I have more space on how do I remove ~.gvfs
[09:24] <ectospasm> relentless: unmount it first
[09:24] <ectospasm> ?
[09:25] <ectospasm> you may need to enter single user mode to do that
[09:26] <relentless> lolwat
[09:26] <relentless> umount worked fine
[09:26] <relentless> Thank you
[09:28] <ectospasm> relentless: no problem
[09:31] <Wannabe> Hi, could anyone point me to instructions for installing a *specific* version of MySQL?
[09:34] <NorthByNorthWest> I have a most basic issue... but it seems hard to fix... I have a file sharing server with a smb-share, will be accessed by both win and linux users. I do ned everything written to that drive by any user *fully* accessible with no restrictions for every other user. The drive is mounted as a local directory for the ubuntu users, but everything they add to the drive is owned by them and thus restriced for others.
[09:34] <NorthByNorthWest> It a long post, but please read and help!
[09:36] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: the permissions on that shared drive are determined by the usual filesystem permissions. Check onto sticky bits and such to fix it
[09:36] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: sticky bits?
[09:36] <SKiLLs> Hello
[09:36] <baadteddy> hi SKiLLs
[09:36] <SKiLLs> hello
[09:37] <byonk_> 早~
[09:37] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky_bit
[09:38] <ectospasm> Aha, so there's a bug specifically identified for the issue I'm seeing:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/282577
[09:38]  * NorthByNorthWest reads
[09:38] <ms_> #ubuntu-dz
[09:38] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: sorry, setuid http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid
[09:38]  * NorthByNorthWest reads new link instead :)
[09:39] <baadteddy> anyone with experience using sshfs?
[09:39] <ectospasm> baadteddy: you mean sftp/scp?
[09:39] <ectospasm> or is it something different?
[09:40] <baadteddy> ectospasm: well, mounting ssh as a drive
[09:40] <eshat> What software can I use to record video with sound from my webcam (GUI prefered) ?
[09:40] <Skaag> Hey there :-)
[09:40] <ms_> hi I m new in x chat
[09:40] <ectospasm> ms_: welcome to IRC!
[09:40] <Skaag> Anyone knows the name of that web based software that allows several people in an office to vote on which music will be played next?
[09:41] <Skaag> I used to remember the name, but it escapes me now...
[09:41] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: so... its supposed to make all added/modified files belong to a group instead of a user, and then i need to add users to that group to give them access to the shared directory and its contents?
[09:41] <DEBUNTU73> NEED HELP ON RSYNC: I want to rsync a source dir to an destination dir, while in destination dir does already contain a specific DIR that is missing at the SOURCE dir and that MUST NOT BE DELETET a the destination dir. If I do a simple " rsync -a -h --stats -P --delete /source/ /dest/ " that DIR at Destination will be deletet. HOW TO PREVENT DELETION OF A SPECIFIC DIR AT THE DESTINATION?
[09:41] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: yup
[09:41] <tdn_> How do I record a screen cast in Kubuntu 9.04? I need it to show a bug in a bug report.
[09:41] <jpds> Skaag: Sounds like the workers should be doing better stuff... like... working?
[09:41] <Skaag> jpds: We work hard enough :-)
[09:42] <jpds> DEBUNTU73: Remove the --delete flag?
[09:42] <ectospasm> Skaag: reminds me of the old massinova website
[09:42] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: ok, thats excellent! all group members have full access to add, modify and delete each others files on that share. but users not in that group cant?
[09:42] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: thanks, but I need --delete so other unused dirs and files are been removed. so this is no option
[09:42] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: basically yes. The permissions are determined by normal chmod though
[09:43] <lokendra> hello
[09:43] <lokendra> can i hellp me
[09:43] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: do I set permissions and setgid in the server by ssh:ing into it, i guess?
[09:44] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: one way of doing it :-)
[09:44] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 in not working
[09:44] <Myrtti> lokendra: in wine?
[09:44] <jpds> DEBUNTU73: So do an rsync run first with --exclude=directory/you/want/to/exclude/ with --delete and then another rsync run without those flags?
[09:44] <lokendra> yes
[09:45] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is allred install but is not working
[09:45] <hs> 我爱鄧裕文！
[09:46] <ziroday> !cn | hs
[09:46] <hs> 你们是谁啊！
[09:46] <lokendra> can i hellp me
[09:46] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is allred install but is not working
[09:46] <hs> 没人聊的吗？
[09:46] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: drop --delete
[09:46] <SKiLLs> wow this is sad i can't even install plug-ins to pidgin on Ubuntu
[09:46] <Myrtti> SKiLLs: install them from repos?
[09:46] <hs> 你们打的字都是中文啊！
[09:46] <Myrtti> !english | hs
[09:47] <hs> 我顶！
[09:47] <hs> 顶.........
[09:47] <DEBUNTU73> Gun_Smoke_: NEED HELP ON RSYNC: I want to rsync a source dir to an destination dir, while in destination dir does already contain a specific DIR that is missing at the SOURCE dir and that MUST NOT BE DELETET a the destination dir. If I do a simple " rsync -a -h --stats -P --delete /source/ /dest/ " that DIR at Destination will be deletet. HOW TO PREVENT DELETION OF A SPECIFIC DIR AT THE DESTINATION? btw: I need --delete so unused dirs and files are been
[09:47] <hs> 喂！！～
[09:47] <SKiLLs> repos?
[09:47] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: hmm.... will that do it for sure?
[09:47] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: no, you need a 2 step process
[09:47] <lokendra> can i hellp me
[09:47] <jpds> DEBUNTU73: Yes.
[09:47] <Myrtti> !info pidgin-plugin-pack | SKiLLs
[09:47] <jpds> Gun_Smoke_: That's what I just said.
[09:48] <ariqs> how do I run a .jar in ubuntu?
[09:48] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: doesn't --exclude affecting only SOURCE side??
[09:48] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is allred install but is not working
[09:48] <ziroday> ariqs: with jre
[09:48] <gypsymauro> hi
[09:48] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: at source side there is no such directory to exclude.
[09:48] <lokendra> pls hell me sir
[09:48] <gypsymauro> what's the easiest way to disable an user to mount usb devices?
[09:48] <SKiLLs> lol that is what i'm tryin to install
[09:48] <ariqs> ziroday: how do I access that?
[09:48] <ziroday> lokendra: #winehq is a better place to ask
[09:48] <ziroday> ariqs: do you have jre installed?
[09:49] <SKiLLs> nope
[09:49] <ariqs> I "think" so
[09:49] <DEBUNTU73> Gun_Smoke_:  and --exclude does work also on destination side using --delete ?!
[09:49] <ziroday> !java | ariqs
[09:49] <ariqs> how do I simply check?
[09:49] <Myrtti> !patience | lokendra
[09:49] <ariqs> oh, sun java web start
[09:50] <ariqs> well, I click on that and see nothing
[09:50] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: --exclude does just that. It will forget to include that file.  SO, on the target if you are still using the --delete you will no lose that file.
[09:50] <ariqs> how do I use my JRE to run a .jar?
[09:51] <rapha_> hi all, my deluge windows stay white since today, (perhaps after the jaunty update), is someone can confirm or help me, thanks !!
[09:51] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: kill it and start again?
[09:52] <DEBUNTU73> Gun_Smoke_: hmmm.. ok.. then I guess I need to re-read the man page for --delete again... thanks for hint!
[09:52] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: no problem. Look over the examples too.
[09:52] <chalcedony> what kinds of things do people use to keep track of notes and reminders on ubuntu? i'd like it to be searchable and create a permanent record
[09:53] <tiyowan> !bug
[09:53] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: there are a few options.  Lightening plugin for Thunderbird works well.
[09:53] <rapha_> Gun_Smoke_: i ve do that but same problem !
[09:54] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: reinstall it?  aptitude reinstall deluge-torrent
[09:54] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: but then i'd have to use thunderbird
[09:54] <SKiLLs> how do i find a folder i'm looking for?
[09:54] <chalcedony> i use mutt
[09:54] <BrixSat> hello
[09:54] <chalcedony> can thunderbird do black background?
[09:54] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: I do to..
[09:54] <BrixSat> i have installed task sel
[09:55] <bilalakhtar> hello everybody i hav a TOSHIBA software modem on my laptop. how do I use it nder ubuntu jaunty? it is not showing up in network manager
[09:55] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: do you use X at all?
[09:55] <rapha_> Gun_Smoke_: same pb with a reinstall, ive try a other version and pb persist !
[09:55] <limpc> is there any way to turn off k3B's insistence on very slowly generating a MD5 of the ISO you plan to burn, before allowing you to burn it?
[09:55] <Gun_Smoke_> kde or gnome?
[09:55] <BrixSat> i have installed using tasksel the xubuntu desktop, and how can i disable it from autostart?
[09:55] <chalcedony> gnome Gun_Smoke_
[09:55] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: so I ssh into the ubuntu server with the shared directory and do a setgid on the shared directory.
[09:55] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: have a look at rtorrent
[09:55]  * NorthByNorthWest goes into action with setgid
[09:55] <Nationiant> asd
[09:56] <bilalakhtar> hello everybody i hav a TOSHIBA software modem on my laptop. how do I use it nder ubuntu jaunty? it is not showing up in network manager
[09:56] <limpc> bilalakhtar: dont flood
[09:56] <BrixSat> !ask | bilalakhtar
[09:56] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: I forget the name of the package but have a look over the articles at deb-a-day.  there is something listed in there that I remember looking at some time ago
[09:56] <epok07> hi folks !
[09:56] <rapha_> Gun_Smoke_: the other torrent softs are ok on my jaunty, just deluge since this morning !!
[09:57] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: no idea
[09:57] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: i use xwindows and xchat .. just also mutt
[09:57] <Star568> i have a dell 2650 server with 6G ram, can ubuntu server version auto use the 6G RAM without special settings?
[09:57] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: about the same here..
[09:57] <tiyowan> Please point me towards the bug-reporting guidelines uri.
[09:57] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: xchat?
[09:58] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: nothing that I know of.. irssi currently
[09:58] <limpc> Star568: 64 bit is the only requirement
[09:58] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: Read the documents
[09:58] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: nice with screen . . but only xchat has movable tabs
[09:58] <Star568> limpc: my CPU is xeon, it is 32bit
[09:58] <ubuntu_> how to enable and disable x server display
[09:58] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: yep..
[09:59] <Kaifas> Hello. I have the question. Why when i for example maximizi my movie, so my PC is just lag, and when maximized, for example sometimes system just freeze and i must restart my computer. I have ATI HD 2600 pro VGA, i install all driver for it. But nothing, if i turn off the effect so it's good, but i think this is not the solution for this problem. Because in internet i find that guy with HD 3650 have the same problem, so really this is not in VGA. We use Ubun
[09:59] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke_: Yes. :) I seem to be having trouble navigating the community documentation.
[09:59] <Rapture> Mohero: Hi!! if you are here... =)
[10:00] <Star568> can i install 64bit server version on my duel xeon processor?
[10:00] <epok07> has anyone  tips about the installation of "Gnome-shell" !? I followed the instructions display @ http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell#building but I didn't work for me
[10:00] <chalcedony> out of six quits 2 are Ex-Chat :)
[10:00] <BrixSat> Star568,  why not?
[10:00] <Star568> my xeon processor is 32 bit
[10:01] <Rapture> Mohero: yesterday evening I came to 3 shopstore.... for huawei e169 I have to pay 149 euro... :(
[10:01] <Kaifas> so anyone?
[10:01] <Kaifas> so didn't know what the problem it is? :(
[10:01] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs
[10:01] <Star568>  can i install 64bit server version on my duel xeon processor (32BIt)
[10:01] <_ruben> Star568: no
[10:02] <Star568> thanks, _ruben
[10:02] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: and look over these. http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=bug&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all
[10:02] <Star568> can 32bit server version support 6G RAM ?
[10:02] <Myrtti> Kaifas: turn off the effects. it's a perfectly good solution.
[10:02] <Gun_Smoke_> Star568: big mem kernel can.
[10:03] <Gun_Smoke_> I believe the server kernel is ready to go, but it's been a while.
[10:03] <Kaifas> I have "cairo dock" and when i turn off the effect, so it have the black background, not very nice. :|
[10:03] <Star568> Gun_smoke: you mean i just install the latest server version, it auto use big mem kernel?
[10:03] <Aryaan> Hi, how do I "Turn on sound support from kernel config"?
[10:04] <ubuntu_> how to disbale x server when restart ubuntu
[10:04] <thor> Anyone know of anything that is like Visual Studio but for python and for linux?
[10:04] <masdapit-jaunty> et
[10:05] <Gun_Smoke_> Star568: I don't know for sure anymore.
[10:05] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke_: Thanks. I'm aware of that link - I've been experiencing a bug with network-manager since 8.10, and it seems to have fallen through the cracks because of a lack of information; so I was actually looking for a doc that'll guide me to post all the relevant info.
[10:05] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: Network Manager SUCKS.. Drop it in favor of wicd.
[10:06] <Aryaan> Hello, does anyone know how to "Turn on sound support from kernel config"?
[10:06] <Wille_eee> how do i restore the ubuntu original sounddrivers?
[10:06] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke_: Yes I know. :) But I'd feel better after at least putting up a detailed bug report.
[10:07] <zcserei> How can I search for packages from the command line?
[10:07] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: it's already been highly documented and as far as I can currently tell has mostly been dropped on the kernel teams lap.
[10:07] <Aryaan> apt-cache search <name>
[10:07] <zcserei> thanks
[10:07] <Aryaan> Yw.
[10:07] <Gun_Smoke_> aparently it has more to do with the kernel than the package.
[10:07] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: ^^
[10:07] <kholerabbi> hello I am having some trouble configuring skype for linux for input sound.. Is there a way to see in real time which streams have sound coming through?
[10:08] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke: Well, actually...I'll tell post what the problem is.
[10:08] <bullgard4> What is the difference between 'jaunty-proposed' and 'jaunty-updates'?
[10:08] <klem> hi
[10:08] <Star568> ubuntu_: Ctrl + Alt + Backspace
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> pro·pose  (pr-pz)
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> v. pro·posed, pro·pos·ing, pro·pos·es
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> v.tr.
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> 1. To put forward for consideration, discussion, or adoption; suggest: propose a change in the law.
[10:09] <epok07> @zcserei or aptitude search <name pattern> (if it ain't the same as apt-cache search)
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> bullgard4: ^^^^^^^
[10:10] <Aryaan> Hey, How do I "Turn on sound support from kernel config"?
[10:10] <chazco> Anyone know how to fix evtouch crashes on Ubuntu (bug reports filed)? Also, anyone know how to use WPA enterprise with iwl3945 (bug reports filed)? Finally, anyone know how to fix the tcp_window_scaling issue without disabling tcp_window_scaling (with it on, pages take ages to load, with it off, some pages give Network Timeout)?
[10:10] <Aryaan> Or checking if soundcore module is loaded