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<0> amonroy: it's a firewall setup tool, and I'm wondering if you happen to have a firewall rule set on the ubuntu box that's blocking incoming traffic on port 22
<1> how can i check?
<2> im recompiling my kernel. since i have an amd athlon xp 3800, i should choose athlon/duron/k7 as my processor family, right?
<0> amonroy well, we could start with "sudo iptables -L" and post it to pastebin.com
<3> how can i kill amarok tried killall amarok .. stil traped on app bar as though running
<4> how do i make permissions for a user that he can execute, read and write the folder /etc?
<0> ubuntux: any user, or one particular user?
<4> Managu, a particular user
<5> i stripped the song to get only middle 29 secs which is 455K.. might be too big for ringtone
<5> any thoughts?
<6> iceman, try kill -9 PID, where PID is the process identify
<7> axisys: drop the bitrate
<0> ubuntux: Not sure all the specifics, but, an outline might be the follows: Create a new group "etcers" or some such. Add your user, to it. Change the group of etc to "etcers", and then sudo chmod +070 /etc
<8> it fixed!
<9> I have a question... I am insdtalling a program with .sh extension to a partition with some free space; ubuntu extracts it and there's not enough space. I think I am lacking about 200Mb. Is there a way to change the temporary extraction directory to another partition/folder? I've run 'apt-get clean' and deleted all already downloaded packages
<10> I'm having a compile error while trying to compile Liveice404. Error output ---> http://pastebin.com/595824
<3> AlexandreGP how to list processes
<11> help with .rars?
<9> I dont know what to delete to free up the space
<0> jerrod: tried synaptic?
<12> why are you compiling liveice rather than using the binary package, Kr4t05?
<13> jerrod: ask a real question
<6> iceman ps aux | grep amarok
<11> naloith: it was kinda implied
<10> tritium: liveice is in the repos?
<4> Managu, thx :)
<13> jerrod: not really, you can do a lot with rars.
<14> xfce on dapper is very nice
<5> jbroome: let me try
<3> iceman 8487 0.0 0.0 3060 756 pts/0 S+ 23:21 0:00 grep amorok
<0> ubuntux: np, hope the idea helps
<12> Kr4t05: yes
<12> !info liveice
<3> dont get it ? how to read that
<15> liveice: (Live audio streaming application), section multiverse/sound, is optional. Version: 1.0-2 (breezy), Packaged size: 52 kB, Installed size: 208 kB
<10> tritium: You just saved my a ton of anger.
<12> Kr4t05: I'm glad :)
<3> AlexandreGP how do i read that .. for process >
<10> Thank you.
<16> Kr4t05> check repos from now on before compiling :)
<12> Kr4t05: don't forget to enable the multiverse repo, and update your package listing, if you haven't done so already :)
<17> anyone hellp me find a .deb?
<17> mirror or something?
<16> GTroy> what you looking for?
<17> xserver-xorg-driver-mga_6.8.2-77_i386.deb
<17> I can't find it in /var/cache/apt/archives
<18> I'm very confused. /var/log/Xorg.0.log shows direct rendering starting, xorg.conf has dri modes enabled, glxinfo shows direct rendering off. has anyone seen this before?
<19> blah
<6> iceman execute ps aux and find by amarok
<17> IdleOne: any ideas?
<16> GTroy> none
<17> it's from 5.10
<7> i am idea-less
<17> where do you usually go to find old debs?
<12> pgrep amarok
<16> info xserver-xorg-driver-mga_6.8.2-77_i386.deb
<16> ubotu Package 'xserver-xorg-driver-mga_6.8.2-77_i386.deb' does not exist.
<15> IdleOne: I'm sorry, i don't know what you're talking about
<11> Managu: its a .rar file and i want to extract it, archive manager does support .rar, what do i do?
<7> jerrod: you need unrar
<19> danny_osl: dri isn't starting. - trust your glxinfo. somethings not configured properly
<17> jerrod: sudo apt-get install rar
<20> rar -x
<18> I do trust glxinfo
<18> I just can't seem to find any debugging that's helping me :-)
<11> gr***y ***!
<18> are there any X graphics setup GUI tools in ubuntu?
<19> danny_osl: what card?
<13> jerrod: install unrar-nonfree
<18> intel integrated, gma900
<18> "i915" dri
<3> AlexandreGP thanks .. got it killed at last ...
<13> danny_osl: none that i know of
<13> ubotu: tell danny_osl about xcfg
<18> thanks
<18> i'll give it a shot
<19> anyone happen to be expert with pymol?
<11> GTroy: thanx
<5> jbroome: it shows AUDIO: 44100 Hz, 2 ch, s16le, 128.0 kbit/9.07% (ratio: 16000->176400) when playing with mplayer
<18> perfect. I never got to configure it during install for some reason
<18> thanks nalioth
<21> Xenguy: So I want to do this to a bunch of files at once. What syntax for unhtml to convert all .html in a directory to .txt with the same rest of the name? Any idea?
<18> will let you know what I find
<5> jbroome: would u know how to change the 128 to lower using mplayer/mencoder?
<18> tonyyarusso: rename
<17> jerrod: np
<22> how do i do a recursive chmod 777?
<18> oh, for "unhtml", nm
<19> ardinary: very carefully
<17> ardinary: not sure, but maybe you shuouldn't
<22> no no
<13> ardinary: be very careful recursively chmoddin, you can bork your system
<21> danny_osl: np. Understandable.
<7> axisys: i usually do that in audacity
<22> its just one directory!
<22> everythings 555
<22> and should be 777
<23> tonyyarusso: back - hi...
<19> ardinary: chmod -R
<23> tonyyarusso: yes, you need a loop
<21> Xenguy: How do I go about that?
<24> Is there any way to get rid of window borders in metacity?
<23> tonyyarusso: first back up the files...
<22> thanks wastrel :D
<21> Xenguy: 'k.
<0> suture: changing the theme can do a lot; not sure if it can get rid of the borders altogether
<22> how can i check if i borked my system?
<23> tonyyarusso: then try something like: for i in *html; do unhtml $i > $i.txt; done
<19> i think you can have 1px borders
<21> Xenguy: What's i?
<19> my current metacity theme has 1px borders on the left & right
<19> i is a variable
<0> ardinary: (JOKE) as nobody, rm -rf /
<0> ardinary: if it works, you borked your system
<23> tonyyarusso: it's an arbitrary convention (index?); you can substitute any letter you want, as long as the rest are consistent
<17> hey guys how do you restart X?
<24> I mean like the bar where the title and buttons are
<23> tonyyarusso: er, the rest of the statement I mean
<10> How can I get LiveIce to play to a ShoutCast server?
<5> jbroome: i change it in audacity and then want to play the new one and it does not play
<22> Managu, whats a vital file that should NOT be chmod'd 777?
<0> GTroy: quick 'n dirty: ctrl-alt-backspace
<0> ardinary: /etc/shadow
<19> ardinary: what command did you use?
<13> ardinary: you'll find out quickly enough, believe me
<23> tonyyarusso: did I mention you need a backup of the files (my syntax is from memory :-)
<22> Managu, how do i see if its mode 777?
<19> ardinary: ls -l
<22> wastrel, i did chmod 777 */*....
<19> heh ctrl-alt-backspace worked for him
<21> Xenguy: Yes, the backup step was well noted. So does the i part substitute for anything then so it will do all of them? (I need to learn more about scripting...)
<22> then i did your command
<22> for *
<19> you said only one dir
<22> yes but i was in it :P
<22> and i already changed it
<19> . is the current dir
<0> wastrel heh, guess so. Wonder if he knows what he was asking
<23> tonyyarusso: yeah, 'i' is like a variable
<21> Xenguy: Gotcha.
<19> but */* seems to work also
<22> yes
<22> i did *
<22> then */* then +/* to infinity
<23> tonyyarusso: anyhow, you have a backup, so why not give it a whirl? :-)
<22> but i wanted to be thorough so i did -R :D
<21> Xenguy: On my way; just wanted to check the steps.
<23> tonyyarusso: fair enough
<19> ardinary: chmod -R 777 . would set everything in the current directory and all subdirectories to 777
<19> ardinary: you are aware that 777 is read/write/execute ? so anyone can write code to these files and run it.
<22> ok
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